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Waikato Times, Volume 97, Issue 1600, 31 May 1924, Page 19 (Supplement)

LOOK at it. Did you ever see such a Coat for the money? Never until now. That tweed is about an eighth of an inch thick—a regular armour plate. You could stand in the teeth of the most bitter southerly, and couldn't rake up a shiver if you tried. See the big deep collar! It is of double thickness and buttons high, right up to the ears; you'll revel in the warmth of this Coat. The sleeves are lined with "Glissade" lining—a lining with a glossy surface that assists a man into the Coal, in a jiffy. No ruffling up of the suit coat sleeves. That wide double stitching that runs all around the collar and right down the front adds greatly to the smartness of the coat, and also means double strength. All seams in this coat are overlapped and double stitched. The two big outside pockets ARE pockets—real men's pockets, not apologies. Just the place to dive the hands into when it's extra cold. Being half-belted, the back of the coat is as smart as the front, and fits with wonderful evenness everywhere. The Coat is full lined with the best of Italian cloth lining, and has an inside breast pocket and a money pocket. All buttons are on for keeps. There's summer comfort all winter for the man who buys one of these Coats. It is a Coat that will keep smart, that won't worry if perchance it 'gets a soaking, that is easilyworth twice the money, and that in fact would be twice the price if it had not happened to be a Hunter's Coat. City Man! It is the coat you need. Motorist! It is the Coal you need. It is an excellent driving Coal. Your Fancy as to colour is provided for. This Coat is in Greys and Browns. \ Successors to Crown Clothing Co.). LIVINGSTONE BUILDINGS, VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. Also at Auckland, Whangarei, and New Plymouth.

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