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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 108, 8 May 1909, Page 15

Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules digest the food and supply the system with all the nourishment contained in what is eaten, and thus carry out nature's plan for the sustenance and mainten a n ceofthe_body^_^ THE QKEAT ASTHMA CURE As prepared by H. B/ittain, Chemist, is having a big sale. Its effects are TRULY MARVELLOUS, and the united testimony of grateful patients pronounces it to be A MIRACULOUS CURE. Price, 2s 6d per bottle ; post free, 3s. H. BRITTAIN, Chemist, 35, Manners-street. N.B.— lf no benefit derived money willingly returned.

I ABEAHAM LINCOLN, j 1 One of tho Grandest Characters in Modern Hi&tory, said : — j j| " You can fool some of the people some of the time, | i " You can fool all the people some of the time, | H " But you cannot fool all the people all the time." \ H Now, for a long time past, certain individuals have been trying to fool i Si the public into the belief that it is necessary to pay four, five or six j ffl guineas for a suit made-to-measure, and that it would be impossible for ] H the public to obtain a suit made-to-measure that would give complete j§ |l satistaction in every respect, for a very substantial sum less than these B H prices. 9 3 But Abraham Lincoln was right when he said, " You aannot fool all the j people all the time." Sometime ago, I saw this — I saw that the people a who paid cash fdr their suits had to pay for those who never paid by jj trading with the ordinary tailors who give credit, and necessarily mado § j many bad debts — I saw thai old style methods were adopted in the work- |! rooms, which were both cosily and unsatisfactory in results as shown in ffl I the finished garments which were being worn, and which would in no way §| compare in the finer points with garments being made in London for little fl more than half the prices. Just two years ago I started to make K| From £2/5/- to £3/15/-, instead of four, five and six gns. 3 j I cut out all losses on bad debts by doing a purely cash business in | | giving credit to no one whomsoever. I adopted the very best and latest I j methods in manufacture, and my suits have given such satisfaction to 1 j men everywhere, that to-day lam doing the biggest suit business in the B I Dominion. I have already thirteen branches throughout New Zealand, a j in all the principal cities and towns, and every week my business is in- I j creasing, which proves conclusively that my patrons are complotely | ! satisfied with the splendid garments I produce, and delighted with the ■ | money 1 saVe them on high-grade suity made-to-measure. | 1 I want every man to understand that my method of doing business ia | I altogether different from the methods adopted by my numerous would-be | 9 imitators, and that consequently, when you place your order for a suit-to- M jj measure at my establishment, you get garments that are made to your &S I measure in the best possible way, the very best garments it is possible t|j | to procure, no matter how high the price you pay-s-ganhents that are w I altogether different from anything else advertised in Wellington at similar M 9 prices to my own. Further, I will prove every word I say in this adver- | I ment by giving you a written guarantee when you order your suit, that | | should it not fit perfectly and give you complete satisfaction in every way a | when completed, I will refund the whole of your money in full without 1 | the slightest hesitation. It's a fair business-ii're offer that must appeal I I to every sound, solid-thinking man in Wellington. I str.litl back of my 3 I word." I prove everything I sa}'. All I ask is an opportunity. The 1 New | t Season's Suiting*, a'beauliful range of the very latest in all-wool Colonial | | Tweotis and Worsteds, as well as the latest from England, Scotland and | | Ireland, await your inspection now. \ 1 | I NOTE MY ADDRESS- | 156, WILLIS STREET - - WELLINGTON, j BETWEEN EVENING POST AND GRAND HOTEL. [|