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Evening Star, Issue 15293, 19 September 1913, Page 2

Smith was engaging a, new servant' and sat facing the latest applicant. “f hope, said she, that you had no angry .words .with your last mistress before leav!?«S r"- ! “ Oh, dear, no, mum; none what■ever,’ . was the reply, with a toss of her head. “While she was having her bath, I U'ist locked the bathroom door, took all my things, and came away as quiet, as possible.*’ Absent-minded Husband (in Paris): “My wife asked me while I was out to get her some eau-de-Cologne. Now, wbat the deuce is ‘eau-de-Cologne’ in French?’’

Don’t buy a ready-to-wear Suit this Spring. Get a Sartorial Suit tailored to your special order at practically the same price. You can —we mean every word of this; 63/- or 75/- will buy you a Tailored Suit that you can’t find fault with. . ! Tailors handle your Suit if you ! place your order with the Sar- | torial Service Ltd.; our Suits are pleasing thousands of men all over the country. The Sartorial Stock of Spring Suitings is absolutely new ; you will find patterns here that you cannot find anywhere else. But Sartorial Suits can only be bought for cash .... will you save money this Spring by paying cash for your clothes ? The enormous turnover we do enables us to buy tweeds in rolls —not suit lengths, consequently we pay less. By buying at the right price, we can sell at the right price, 20/to 30/- less than you will pay for the same quality Suit elsewhere. Do not pay a cent more than our prices, 63/- or 75/- to any tailor. We can please you in every particular. Let us do it for you. Don’t put the ordering of your Spring Suit off —do it to day. ' ; A V It-i'‘ Mil 61 Princes St., Dunedin.