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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 247, 18 October 1922, Page 10

Shave With Cuticura Soap The New Way Without Mug MEAN'S E.SSEMCE, Fof mekinft Sood Fornily CcuSh Mixture Home. A Bottle make* a Pint. s a ye» Your Money ■■ does you good. Price Hβ.

j Well Fixed! 1 ■ever notice the fussy gazook who wants to adjust the lapel of your coat or straighten your tie on the street when he meets you ? This kind of nerve racker will actually suffer torment if he can't fix something the moment he shuts out the sunlight in front of you. I watched a globular-eyed inspector of this kind at work yesterday. He looked his victim over with the unerring accuracy of a customs official on an opium hunt, then collapsed Could find nothing to fix—struck one of Peter's Suits. 5 GUINEAS UP Corner Queen St. s444siz>l? Strmnd Arcade. • -<•!••«▼•• New Shipment | DAMASK CLOTHS I and SERVIETTES^H S SCALLOPED SERVIETTES. 22x22— |! 16 6 and 17 6 half-dozen. SCALLOPED SERVIETTES, Pure Linen (to match j Scalloped Cloths hereunder quoted). 22 x 22, jjj ! 25 - half-dozen. y^ I I i /<r*r.-- -;_/:.--■■■ •_ _..y. --' - -_ :ji ! SCALLOPED CLOTHS, all Pure Linen—72 x 72. 37 6, 42 6; 72 x 90, 43 6, 49 6. \ ISTAULUI'ED SERVIETTES to matrn— aa v •-■•.'. i;.". ImU iL.zoii.i ! SCALLOPED CLOTHS—66 x 66. 17 6 each; 66 x 84, 21 -; 70 x 70, 196, 22 6, 24 6; 70 x J 88, 25 -, 27 6, 29 6. I! DAMASK CLOTHS AND SERVIETTES, in a large I i range of beautiful patterns, with plain, hemV stitched and scalloped edges. I CLOTHS, hemmed—4s x 45. 66;54 x j 9 11, 10,6; 56 x 56. 8 6; 66 x 66, 14 6; '! 66 x 84, Iβ 6, 19 6; 70 x 88, 19 6, i 22 6. !J HEMSTITCHED CLOTHS, all Pure Linen We Pay : ij Postage on ; ;- Soft Goods Parcels. ' Tonson Garlick^ COY., LTD., Queen Street, AUCKLAND. (Branch Hamilton).