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Evening Star, Issue 19781, 3 February 1928, Page 14

Getting Ready for School! BOYS* SCHOOL OUTFITS Parents! The cost of equipping your Boys for another year’s work is always a consideration, but the following list will show you how it can lie done economically and at. a minimum of expense. The quality of these Garments, etc., will bo found most Reliable and Satisfactory, wl pressing “the spirit of youth.” BOYS’ WHITE SHIRTS, in college style with collar attached, also in canoe stylo with open collar. Pries, 4/0. the Styles are Smart, Trim, and exBOYS’ SCHOOL SHORTS (Knickers)— Dark Grey Tweed, 7/6, 7/11. 8/6. Fox’s Navy Serge, 8/, 9/, 10/. BOYS’ GREY SHIRTS—- “ THE TUFFITE,” a hard-wearing fine Grey Cotton, college and canoe styles. Price, 6/11. “THE WANGA,” a plain Grey Union Cloth, college or canoe collars. Price, 7/11. BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS, all-wool Dominion Tweeds, strongly lined and well made. Sports styles in coats, also in plain sac shspes. Special qualities. 34/6, 37/6, 45/. BOYS’ SINGLETS in Natural Grey, all wool, fine make, 6/G, 5/11, 6/0. Medium heavy make, 6/6, 6/11, V/6. BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL NAVY AND WHITE COTTON JERSEYS, correct and approved style, all sizes, 10/6. BOY’S’ SCHOOL HOSE, Red, Blue, White, Green, and Gold bar striped tops. Sizes 4to 7, 2/11; Bto 9, 3/3. BOYS’ JERSEYS, in Greys and Heathers. Sizes range for ages 4 to 14. Prices, 5/6 to 8/6, BOYS’ SCHOOL CAPS, braided and striped school colors, 2/6. Also with colors and monogram, 3/6. o Specialists in Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Wear, 12, 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE STREET. We Pay Postage

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