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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 8

Tso Latin or Greek its identity screens, Plaiu English expresses the message it means. It seeks 110 evasion in involute terms, Plain English conveys the plain truth it affirms, Its meaning is told when lung troubles unfold, It brings sure relief for a cough or a cold ; Plain English is best when the purpose is pure— That means Woods' Peppermint Cure. (Ad.) Quality counts. That is wliy J. H. Dalton and Co., Ltd., suits wear so well. "We do not sacrifice quality for price. Read3 r -to-wear suit and extra trousers S4/ until the Fleet leaves.—J. H. Dalton and Co., Ltd., Tailors and Clothiers, 278, Queen Street. — (Ad.) Men's warm overcoats and cardigans at sale prices this week at the Jiconomic, Queen Street, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) Unshrinkable underwear for men in the best British makes, in all sizes, at the Firm of Fowlda. — (Ad.) We offer startling advantages in suits, sizes to fit all figures and prices to fit all pockets, and an extra, pair of trousers free, until the Fleet leaves.—J. H. ?- a B to o and Co " Ltd - Tail " r :ln <l Clothier, -SB, Queen Street.— (Ad ) T.ulSfaJ'tlS* 4 rUgS —Specially reduced ltt£ ***** ™gs 12/11, Hall.— (a<L)r l n Mreet > °PP- Town Custom retii»_ extra pair ani °ne tetter. An suit, reaay-to V a OUS ." 8 free wi «i each from now tillT+f' of price BaUon and^ 1 «» Fleet leaves.-J h' «« Qu«n and ClothC,