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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 4

MANUFACTURERS' SHOWROOM MODELS IN FOOTWEAR. THESE GOODS AEE THE LATEST CREATIONS IN AUTISTIC DESIGNS. t _ NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. DADLEY'S, LTD. 4 "SECURITY," _ 200, QTJEEN STREET. T B THE OLD FIRM ARE TARRING AND SANDING, MAKING TENNIS COURTS I REMOVING HOUSES DRAINAGE TO BY-LAWS CONCRETING AND FENCING. ,' SAM. WHITE AND SOJ-JS, CUSTOMS STREET WEST. Phone 70S. i

SUIT ECONOMY IN PRACTICE. Among the lessons wo haye learnt from this age of war, not the least is that we can all live more simply and more economically than we previously believed it to be possible. From being a case of "have to," it has grown to be a case of "want to," and once having found put that we can cut down much of the wasteful expenditure in which wo used to indulge, we find ourselves actually benefited, not only ln pocket, but ln sheer satisfaction with results. Especially is this tbe case with our clothing. Whereas many man ln pre-war days would snort with indigation at Jhe idea of wearing "ready-made" clothes, to-day one finds them making inquiries into the modern methods of manufacturing suits, and ln nearly every case they are con-daccd of the real benefit to be gained by taking advantage of the Crown Clothing Company's standing offer to supply the High-Grade -CROWNALL" Suits at genuine WHOLESALE prices—about half that charged by credit tailors, for no better quality.

They find that these suits are made in such a wide range of sizes that one Is sure to lit, just as though it were made to order; that the materials, finish, at and style are absolutely first-grade, and that lasting satisfaction is the result ot Investing in a "CROWNALL" Suit, of which the Crown Clothing Company are the actual manufacturers, as well as the retailers. CROWN CLOTHING CO., EIXIOTT STKEET (Through Strand Arcade) THE /_■; SOUTH BRITISH HAVING PURCHASED THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., ritaccs the SPECEAL, POW.BRS conferred upon It by ACT OF PARLIAMENT At the Service of the PEOPLE OF NEW ZEALAND." Assets Eicccd f1,Q00,000. WS SPEIGHT'S BOTTLED ALE. ALWAYS IN PRIME CONDITION. OBTAINABLE AT ALL HOTELS. SOLE AGENTS: g. McMillan and co, CUSTOMS STKEET EAST. o WS THE AUCKLAND GLASS CO., LTD. 112, HOBSON STREET. BRITISH PLATE GLASS ALWAYS IN STOCK. BEVEL MIRRORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. B Jj*\UUNITUR,E. FURNITURE, WONDEBFBL VALUE AT JJ gIIBOFF, 7-PIECE LEATHER-COVERED DINING < ROOM SUITE, consisting of 1 Larre Couch, 2 Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs, frame* all dnr,k walnut colour, well polished, price £G 10/; 3 nice designs In Sideboards, £3 6/ £4 17/6 and £6 10/; special 3-pce Bedroom Suite, containing large Wardrobe with full length bevel plate looking-glass and deep drawer, Washstand with tiled back and cupboard, and Combination Chest 'of 5 drawers and large glass, all well finished and polished, price the full suite £7 5/Floorcloth 1/9 per yard; Linoleum, Carnet Squares; Duchess Pair, S9/6; Combination Chests, 28/6. 39/6; Chest of Drawers 22/6* Washstauds from 10/ C; Wire-wove" Stretchers, 10/6; Wire Mattresses, 8/«; Kariok Mattresses from 12/0; Bedstead? from 22/6 ■ Children's Cots, Rocking Chairs; laree I Kitchen Dressers, 30/6; 9ft White Enamel' Curtain Poles, coihpletp with brass fittings 2/6; Green Blinds on patent spring rollers' 2/3 complete. ? > •■ • ■'

AT H. R, f 76 AND 78, VICTORIA STREET. B BICYCLE AND MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS.—If you require good wortmansliip, prompt delivery, and reasonable prices, 6end your repairs to us. Expert mechanics to see to your wants.—Merson Bros., 170, Symonds ISt. ,WFS