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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24418, 2 October 1940, Page 3

If H's H.B. it's GOOD & €> %P Mmmm m mm «s» - ill ■■ * •' .V'* m ■ »« v- £ Don't be conspicuouswear a VICEROY or a RALEIGH HAT— both besf value at their prices. m the story of the VICEROY ’ho latest Foatherlito has a slightly wider >rim-—the tendency is to wider brims. The nedium weight, noted for its smart, treamlina appearance, is obtainable in >rim widths of 2,2 1-8, and inch, he selection of shapes in both weights is p noro extensive than in pre-war days. There ire brim and band widths to suit all astos. The new Viceroy shades are in Slues, Browns, Greys, and Greens to blond ind contrast with the new season's more :olourful clothes. dL, Hie VICEROY and Hie RAIEISH HATS are exclusive to the 29 H.B. Stores. 27 story of the RALEIGH his hat, in Featherlita and medium weight, the H.B. leader. At the price, it is Obtainable in several brim idths. The streamlined dished back lape has a 2f inch brim. Other shapes i various brim and band widths, and in the itest tonings. 19 SHIRTS POINT SETTERS, of course., - Two styles; r r Coat and Neglige. Finest British Poplin Shirtings. New striped designs jn ‘ Blues, Grays, Fawns, and Browns. The neglige stylo has two matching Point - Setter spot-welded collars. The coat- shirt style has collar attached. All size*-—one price. 12'6 OCTAGON, DUNEDIN and at Oamaru, Gore, and Invercargill. 26940

Kailangata Coal always gives satisfaction—obtainable from all coal merchants. —Advt.