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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 167, 5 October 1927, Page 16

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ywwmmwmwtwwffi We are Seven of the new hats for dear little heads l m fZL n itws K> or Or, fa. CSsszL ' ■"y TP are well made ! stand a lot of knocking about ! are light to wear l keep the head cool in summer time! Come to “ Court’s ” Store, Karangahape Road, and choose one of us for your little boy: come SOON, for WE ARE SELLING LIKE TOFFEE APPLES ON A STICK ! We are not dear— Here’s what we cost: Illustration I.—BOYS’ STRAWS, in Cream, with Cream band and Navy lettering. Suitable for boys ages 3to 5 years 4/1J eac |, Illustration 2.—BOYS’ JACK TAR STRAWS. Very popular shape. Finished with Navy binding and band with gold lettering. For boys 2 to 4 y ears 4/11, 5/11 each Illustration S.—BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ REAL F'ANAMA HATS. Suitable for boys 5 years to 12 years. Fancy striped anc! plain Black bandt--1 0 /6 ead. Illustration 3.—BOYS’ PANAMA HATS. Very neat and dressy for the small boy age 18 months to 3 years. Finished with neat striped band. 6/6, 8/11. Illustration 4. SMALL SHAPE STRAWS, trimmed with assorted fancy ribbon band and binding. The newest style for the boys. 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, and 7/11. Illustration 6. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SUN HELMETS. Popular style for all occasions. Shades the face and neck. Grey Cotton, 29, 2 11Cotton Fuji, 4/6. Fuji Silk, 5/6. Illustration 7.—BOYS’ JACK TAR STRAWSMedium brim. Trimmed Navy binding a® gold letters on band. Very shadey bat foe ' 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, « 6 small boys WE PA Y POSTAGE & SONS *LTD. RotuL Auckland