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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 126, 25 February 1928, Page 8

BUSINESS NOTICES. ■- 1 ’ ;F •' EVEN IN SUMMERTIME— A RAINCOAT IS ESSENTIAL—.When the weather’s too hot for an overcoat—yet rain threatens —that’s when you'll appreciate the usefulness of a good raincoat. —AND A “K. & S.” RAINCOAT is a Worth-while Investment. Our stocks are wide and varied, and we keep only such well-known and reliable makes as Burberry, Dexter, Zambrene, Aquatite, etc.—now, need we say more? BURBERRY RAINCOAT, in several colours, and the usual well-known cut. £6/19/6, £7/15/-, £B/8/-, £9/9/-, £lO/10/-. ’ “DEXTER,” a well-known Raincoat £B/15/- and £9/19/6. THE AQUATITE—the all-round coat for special value, never lets you down. 105/-, 119/6, £6/6/-, £7/7/-, and £B/8/-. THE POCKETMACK—which weighs only 300 z., is a good proposition for this season of the year; stylishly cut and sewn seams, splendidly made, and well ventilated—it is rainproof and waterproof 39/6. THE LITEMAC is a similar coat, slightly heavier, and has a specially dressed inrface; both these lines have our enthusiastic recommendation .... 37/6. Gentlemen’s Tailoring Department. We have an extensive range of the newest Overcoatings for the coining season, which you are invited to call and inspect. ' KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LTD.

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