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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 274, 18 November 1910, Page 7

The straw boater is now the r_d_rpe_sable hat for you. All sorts of siirrrm— i baits here. —Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.—(Ad.) , MEDICAL. ■ 1 — [icou.Trl 1 Many a sufferer has found | I that RHEUMO is an afcso- I 1 lute cure for gout in a!l 1 I its phases. Try it! 1 ■ All Chemists and Stores, 1 I 2/6 and 4/6. 1 3 v p"_____—, Ibovrill The Supreme Achievement in'_Seef Concentration. Infinitely superior to Meat Extract or Beef Tea. BOVtll is supplied to the British Admiralty ami War Office, the India Ojfics, and is usmt in ooer 2,000 Hospitals. By -ip ■_»■■! &jfa- __ t.imrj _ J Those hands of voors! They need LANE'S MEDOLINE Then they will be like your neigh= boar's hands, clean, white, soft, supple, lady=like. 1/= everywhere. B PtTBI-C NOTICES. that the Summer te appro*—ilng. -*-' Frit_iey axe arranging new deEcades for the people, in the shape of Jelly Crystals, etc. These jellies are made from the purest gelatine possible to buy, and we asfc oar customers to give them a trial. After making, notice the cleanleaf >, firmness, and qnality. they are good. Also buy a bottle of !■'__tley Leirion Squash, sweetened and made from real lemons, only fresh and sweet. Also get one of our —i—lot— Plum Puddings: they are rich and good in qnality. While you are enjoying all these delicacies, do not forget _—.t our Jams are made from sound, ripe fruit and good sugar, and REMB—CBER that yon can bay it in lib. and 21b. tins, which are net weight, so yon get yonr full weight of jam irrespective of __s. That is why it seems such a large tin. Have PBJ_____, and Look: Don't fall to get a bottle of Frimley Ketchup to have witn t—at cold meat, __.-____ -VEST Tr___ H. E. V. Et—lE——lß, An—eland Azeot.

Is the Tailor-made Suit f^\ Better in any Really I Y^Ltt^tImportant Point than J J^^^^^B a Sincerity Suit ? I _»~JBl":-WKT + -** *_H__H__H_HH_l_^-^-^-^-^-^-HHH-^_H-^_^_HB-_^H__l■'^^^^^■^^TJ^*' , '**__»"-_*-P_*B___^^^^^i'-__i i . That's a poser to put to the average buyer a | of Clothes because he rarely stops to consider B j tbe question. But sit down, and let 3 us show you the facts in their true light. H j I ' ■-..".. I "I" __j_ tailor takes- your measure—S_ncebit_ Suits are already made- to your 1 measure. The taflor requires one, two or three " try-ons "—SmcEßirr Suns, one fitting. At best yon only see a " basted" coat at your tailor's until your suit goes home. You see the finished Sikcrbttt Suit before you enter into auy obligatiou to purchase, and without payment of a deposit. Moreover, if the suit doesn't fit yoti — it doesn't go home. The tailor shows you—often with scant courtesy—a paltry dozen or so bolts of 3 :"; cloth. " Take them or leave them/ he says in effect, if not in actual words. In | Sincebecv Suns you choose from 349 Separate Patterns. '_ jl Men who have heard of Skcebity They certainly do cost-more to _ fj Suits wonder sometimes why the price make, but they're easy to sell:! If 1 i is a ________ higher than other ready-to- you can't find a SiNCEßrry Surr _ | wear suits. But after wearing them where you buy clothes find a better _ I' awhile they wonder why the price clothier. 1 isn't much.higher. . ..,.. ..»_.. CATHIE & SONS, Ltd. THE MANUFACTURERS. I II II Stocked by George Fowlds, __*__. «__u_n-street; Da rid Falser, Tailor -*ti H'Ttii gin; ' qg„ , _«~tMil[^;xi-__l__:' : and Co, Qneea-street; J. S. Dictaom, Queen-street; RendelTa Men's Wankme, Wewlwaj T_i_|li"ii Ini Tuakau, Waikato.