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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17401, 11 March 1922, Page 13

FOR ease, grace, and distinction, you will find this " Matchless" Court a splendid example of "Matchless" inbuilt quality. Light—flexible—ideal for street or evening wear. Ask your shoestore to show them. DUCKWORTH, TURNER & CO. LTD. Christchurch Makers of o 3

The ONLY way to get Flavour in Tea Many people appear to think that by putting a little more common tea m the pot a good cup is thereby ensured; instead of this, its commonness is only made more oronounced, and the BLACKNESS and BITTERNESS increased. . . The only way is to use good quality FINE teas. Ask your grocer (or "AMBER TIPS" FSSTS

If Always Merry and Bright! Fun is infectious in all homes where there is a jovial mirth-producer like a COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA $ 'twere Its cheery, pleasant voice should be heard in every home. ' 'Tis a high-class entertainer, perfectly reproducing all classes of music. IV W9069 iWOTES" Tint W.ts TK» Son* b GoJton.LieiW 243 High Street, Chrittchurch And at Duntdin J)

I Tho Methodist Episcopal Church in 1 Los Angeles, which Bishop C. E. Locke, ; at present visiting Chri&tcburch, is to* ; ; dedicate in a few wocks time, is claim- ! ed to be the largest Methodist Church ! in the world. It will seat 3200 people. • At the rear is the Sunday School and ; , Social Department, four storeys tuga. j The total cost is to be one million dol- j 1 lars The interior decorations ere bo- I in<r done by Tuffany's, New \ork: an j organ costing 50,(XX) dollars is being < built, and is to he installed in the church. Bishop Locke, before his election as bishop two years ago, inaugurated the scheme for building this . church, and raised a great deal oF tlm : money for it. j >