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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 79, 30 September 1914, Page 4

p HAS EVER BEEN WON BY MEN OF SOUND MORALE And the Game of Life is but poorly played where there's lacking sound morale. With MEN OF SPIRIT in EVERY walk of life we do business ; men who appreciate "Good Dress " in the light of Shakespeare's advice — "Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy . . . . for the apparel oft proclaims the man/ At no period 01 our thirty years' trading have we been better prepared to serve Men's needs than now. All the Summer Goods are opened up and we welcome frank inspection. EARLY BUYING will, of course, assure the most pleasing choice, but there's variety and quantity enough for all in Well-Gut Ready-for-Wear Suits in best materials, " sports " and " business " cut. An enormous supply of " Negligee," " Tunic " and "Stiff Front" Shirts. Underwear in all weights, Sporting Wear, Felt Hats and Straw Boaters, Collars, Ties of dainty design, Belts, Military Hair Brushes, Travelling Bags, Rugs, etc., etc. ...... OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE THERE'S FULL VALUE IN EVERY PRICE » "The Firm of Two Cities M WELLINGTON -- - i^i --- AUCKLAND j v ' _j_ | | 1 m * mmm f' mommm Twy m f**'^ mm Q'ff mmfm t^!'^^