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IN SPRING COLOURINGS DISCOUNT : I / - in the £ for Cash or Monihhj Accouih. AtssuuinK'd Willi »he "Uso More Wool" Campaign the leading City Drapers are making special •window attractions. IJaKa 111 j-1 i«s Ca sli l i t-treet window e.\hibit is Xo. (j in the serie:; and shows one distinctive phase in the development f'i' tiio "\Vool Industry. ALL-WOOL PULLOVERS. In FlannelGrev with Grey-Blue or Dark Blue facings. Sixes Men's and O.S.— Price . . . . . . . , 22/6 each PULLOVERS IN LIGHT GREY, with neat White design. Sizes Men's and O.S.— , . . . . . Price 34/6 each NEW STITCH PULLOVERS. Braemar make, in Grey Marled effect. Sizes Men's and O.S.— Price 37/6 each PLAIN LEMON COLOURED PULLOVERS. Braemar make. Sizes Men's and O.S.— . . .. Price 32/- each WOOL AND ART SILK "SLIPOVER." Sleeveless style. In Lemon and White. Sizes Men's and O.S.— Price . . .... . 12/6 each ALL-WOOL CABLE STITCHED PULLOVERS.— Plain White . . Price 32/6 each With Striped Trimmings. Sizes 36, 3S, 40— Price 37/6 each NEW BASKET-STITCH PULLOVERS. All-Wool, Braemar make. Sizes Men's and O.S.— Price . 37/6 each SMART ALL-WOOL PULLOVERS, by "Munro," Scotland. In Fawn with Dark Fawn and White Spot. Also in Fawn with Brown and White Check. Men's size only.— Price 95/6 each GOLF SETS FOR MEN. Comprising Pullovex*, Golf Hose and Muffler to match. In light or medium shades of Fawn Marled Effect with Check Facings. Sizes Men's and O.S.— Pullovers . . . . Price 49/6 each Hose .. . . Price 22/6 pair Mufflers .. Price 21/- each

is " so SOFT SO WARN SO DURABLE Only the finest wools Lad the most modern methods of manufac'ure could ensure the wonderful softness and warmth which characterise Mosgiel Underwear for men, and the same reasons account for the long wearing qualities of Mosgiel —a fact pleasantly familiar to' every man who has worn these comfortable garments. Say '-'Mosgiel" to your mercer—and . ict the best! sui* Obtain \fkil \jbii WANT A IT"* •TKrcuA tk« * •f She flress acMßiMi coltm* fell Jfoorit For

'L'hc loss. suffered by local authorities through the failure of'owners of motorlorries and motor-cars to take out trafiie licenses was the subject of comment by Mr F. 11. Levien, S.M., in the Onehunga Magistrate's Court the other day. The Magistrate remarked that the various local bodies probably lost an enormous sum annually through the negleet of owners of vehicles to comply with the .regulations. Moreover, hundreds of pounds a week would be brought to tho coffers of the city and ■. suburban bodies if the by-law. relating to overtaking at intersections alone were more sternly enforced, and offenders brought before the Court.

<4 J WAS at times absolutely afraid to eat my meals. ... I had tried numerous remedies. . - . Then my wife suggested Anti-Acido. Within three days my digestive trouLle entirely disappeared.' So writes H. S. S., of Wellington —the letter may be seen on our file. 4MTI/KiDO 2/6 a tin frpin Chemiit* and SUrei.