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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 138, 11 May 1940, Page 3

-ALL’ Negligee PI mm sit*' m m in Worth Their Weight SMARTNESS-! It is high time you - “shouted” yourseif a rieW shirt, and “M. and G.’s” present range should certainly give you the urge to do so right now ... . , ‘ , ! We have just opened a really exclusive assortment of highgrade Shirts that we know will please you immensely. Well-cut, perfectly tailored, and finished with care. A fine selection of new tonings and designs—all economically priced. SHIRTS Neglige Shirts with two collars to match, cither trubenised or soft, and featured in the newest shadings of greens, blgcs, greys, and browns. Prices 9s 6d to ISs 6d (.'oat Shirts, witli trubenised collars, a wonderful range of designs and shades. Prices 9s 6d to 14s 6d a® m W: sag WARMTH FOR WINTER NOTE THESE GREAT VALUES IN CARDIGANS-PULLOVERS Plain and Fancy Cashmere and heavy weight Cardigans. Prices 19s 6d to 41s 6d Pullovers and Slipovers. Prices 7s 11 d to 32s Leather Lumberi Jackets Prices 47s 6d and 63s Suedette and Velvet Cord Lumber Jackets with lull zip and zip pockets. Prices 24s Gd and 27s 6d Proofed “Admiral Bvrd” (.'loth Golf. Jackets , Price 35s Ml (ju ff" t fi": 5 axßi'KiHtii'-Biiiwimwmmilnßr.unitiniKffiaiiimffigi Get your money’s worth of H service out of your suits, by ■ bringing them regularly to us j| for Dry-Cleaning. We impart new life into old Jg clothes; our service is satisfactory and our prices practical. DRY CLEANERS Depot, Regent Theatre Arcade. Works, 140 Rangitikei Street. J. A. Dinley, Prop. PALMERSTON NORTH. - Phone 7537.