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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 16, 24 February 1914, Page 4

"1 'declare," said Bernard Shaw-ou..{ one occasion, "that if, with ail the-, slogans of Scotland to right.of me and * all the harps of Ireland to left of me,. I. were charging bravely to victory in', the last fight with capitalism, and oncj single snivel of 'The Red Flag' readied hie, I should orawl whimpering under" the nearest bed." Such an "ignoble., air," he added, would kill any movement, and he begged its composer to suppress it, or re-publish it a«5 " The . Funeral March of a Fried Eel.'' If you want your electric light, lift, motor, bells, or telephones properljif and protnpiiy attended to., ring up Turnbull & Jones. Telephones 421 and', 3370.—(Advt.)

The Real Test Value ~ No matter what may be the price, or the kind of goods you buy, the ultimate test of value received lies in the excellence of the quality. A test to which this store has stood to the entire satisfaction of hundreds, of customers, who find our goods economical to buy, not because our prices are always very moderate, but because of The Proportion of Of Quality to Price The best money's worth appeals to them more than any Other inducement to purchase. And now at the commencement of the Autumn Season we are better prepared than ever * before to serve all requirements in fashionable* wearing apparefr and household furnishings. The best markets of the world contribute to the showings in each section.