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Western Star, 21 March 1922, Page 3

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS in Men's and Boy's Clothing. It is pleasing to .advise we are now holding our Big Autumn Show. We were fortunate in securing large stocks at special discounts for Cash, enabling us to offer these exceptional values. Men's heavy English Tweed , and Worsted Suits, special sale price 49/6. Men's Roslyn ail /wool Tweed 59/6 to 70/-. Heavy Colonial Tweed Suits, 75/-, 85/-, '{TO/- to 100/-. Colonial Worsted Suite, host qualities, fit and style j guarantee!, wile price 105/- to 120/-. Men's all wool .Cashmere sox, in plain or fancy clox, sale prices 2/6, 2/11, 13/6 to 3/11. the so are equal to prewar prices. Men's famous Polico j Braces {2/6. Shirley President braces 14/6. -'MfU's Fur Felt Hats, sale prices 10/6, 15/6, 17/6, 19/6 to 27/6. Special purchase: Manufacturer's stock of linen collars, best quality and new shapes, we are offering these at 1/- each, all sizes. Men's handkerchiefs, khaki and coloured, 6d and 9d. White handkerchiefs, fine Irish lawns, 1/-, 1/6 and 1/9 each. Best quality Meriuo and fleecy lined underwear 6/11 to 10/9. Boys' heavy colonial tweed suits, b?st make at special discount prices 29/G, 32/6, 35/to 39/6. Boys' Jerseys, in grey, navy and heather" mixtures, 7;0, SJi), 10/6 to 11/6. Bovs' wool underwear 56 to 7/11, at H. & J. SMITH, Ltd., Invercargill and Gore. —Advt.

Browne: "I wonder .who wrote 'Birds of a feather flock together'?" Towne: "Some silly fool who'd never been out shooting."