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Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 15, 25 March 1938, Page 2

T o=morrow is the last day of our SALE i l AULD & Co. t Drapers. . Opotiks. New Season’s Overcoats . . No longer docs the world in general look upon the Overcoat as a covering of warmth only—no longer can it he considered a mere shelter to east aside the rain drops. It has become part of a man’s dress that distinguishes immediately his individuality. To draw comparisons with the dim dark ages ■when Overcoats were of a. rigid type and style and of an extremely short nature—it is to-day a. coat artist's work to compile and design shapes and styles in overcoats that suit the type of figures for which it is required. ; GOATS are cut ir-o fit every type of figure with such skill they 1 emphasise your individuality with just the .elegance you desire. They feel different! .They are different! Their- success is that difference. \ , Invest in \ © © © © © © © © STYLE 550. A double-breasted fitting Chester with a four button front, vent., D.li. Japels and flap- pockets. Jhe seams are neatly taped arid the interior ik completed with a super heavy satin lining. A coat that positively screams style and easily the most popular number among the younger and more slim style o! man. The splendid cut of this coat emphasises the shoulder widths greatly and defines the waist to a point of slimness without in the least creating any discomfort <jr apparent tightness. , STYLE 560. •A. double-breasted Fitting Chester with a lour button front, tw ( > show buttons, vent back, lapels and flap pockets. The seams are neatly taped and the interior is completed with a super heavy satin lining. This model is possessed of two exceptional features —extra square shoulder*; and a bold Roll lapel—features that are demanded by the ultra, smart style leaders of Hollywood and Filmland. Likened to style No. ijoU’ the waist is defined/ to i- point of slimness without creating in the JcuOb any discomfort or apparent tightness. Geo. Dawson’s < ■ -