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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 435, 17 May 1937, Page 6

" "/MaaKiy' MP • / J QgwbJlA 1 . jIIH j?X' 'jjy 4 & - * ■■> JI ■HT v’" MAUfNSreiRBROStI It i men’s WINTER OUTERWEAR The new small, neat designs sponsored by the Scotch and English designers: Everything that is popular in colourings, patterns, and designs. Men’s . Men’s CARDIGAN PULLOVERS JACKETS Smart fancy designs, in Brown, All-wool winter-weight; in Fawn, Fawns, and Greys; Q/£? Brown, Grey, and dark Woollen knit. Brown; small fancy J3j6 In the latest check designs and newest colourings, including com- Excellent quality and medium binations of band and weight; Fawn, Brown, Blue, and Henna, Brown, and 1 O/C Grey grounds, with •’i *7 IC b awn. / small self over-checks. 'JL • / V In the new broken check pattern, tWo-tone effects in Fawn nhd Made in Scotland from finest Brown. Grey and Black, Fawn wool, and knitted in very smart . and Cinnamon, Brown •! *7 f/J colour combinations of 1 arid Grey. £• j V Blues, Browns, and 25/“ Tn pure wool, made by leading Scottish manufacturers; small, neat designs in colourings of Blue. Brown, Fawn, and Grey. SLIPOVERS Special London purchase. Very PITT I AVFPQ attractive range of Woollen rULLUVEKO Wlin Slipovers, in the new small and T T AD neat designs. In Blues, Fawns, vULLAIx Greys and Browns. No better Va ’ U Wo^ h w 6 , for 9/11 Maroon, Oatmeal, *| fl //} Grey, and Brown. JL LJ / O Good quality wool, in six plain shades—Brown, Bottle, Royal, Knitted in smart, fancy weave; shades: Brown. Bottle, good plain • shades, Royal, FlanneL Grey, J slightly heavier than | Q /£} Maroon, and Fawn. IV/v the 10/6 line. 10/U Made in fancy stitch all-wool Other ranges in various Qualities yarn; a very smart gar- and the very latest colourings merit; in Fawn, Navy, 177 /£? and smart patterns. O /£» and Grey. 1t [V From 19/6 to 1&/U ll*’. ' ' duJknSftbn 112

BROADWAY, STRATFORD, ALSO AT NEW. PLYMOUTH & HAWERA.

WE’RE ALL IN IT SUCCESS OF OUR RAILWAYS o [j Yes, we’re all in it—a year of success for our railways. We—[j the people, the owners of the railways—have had the common(j sense to recognise that loyalty to our own national enterprise gis loyalty to ourselves. And we shall gladly continue on the g line of most assistance to ourselves. o ! “AND SO SAY ALL OF US”

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