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Evening Star, Issue 15481, 1 May 1914, Page 6

D.EC; DRESS AND COSTUME MATERIALS. lE* DsJ.C. hj essentially the meet satisfactory Shopping Centre to AUTUMN ani HEfraß. DRESS MATERIALS in Otago. We have in stock every Style, Material, and Gwit Sat Fashion demands. Our Prices are the lowest, combined -with Value and Qoalifcy, wftiei k new so well known at the DXC. WB& HEATHER TRUZE COSTUME TWEEDS, a most useful and serviceable material for Winter Costnmes, in Heathe- Mixtures, 44in wide, 3s 63 yard. BLANKET TWEEDS, for Warm Winter Overcoats, in Brown, Fawn, and Grey, 54in wide, 5s lid yard. ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS, in the new Checks, Brown and White, Black and White, Win wide, 4s Hd yard. 2SBW" SUEDE CLOTHS, for Evening Coats and Wraps, in new Shades, including Cerise. Tango, Flame, and Mais, 44in wide, ?s lid yard. "DREADNOUGHT SERGE,' in Navy and Black; the Serge that is known thnroghout the Dominion; nnequnlled value; 44tn wide, 2s lid yard. DJ.C. D.I.C v D.I.C. HIGH AND RATTRAY STREETS, DUNEDIN.

"A SOVEREIGN FOR A PENNY." T& a well-known fact that a mau onca stood oa London Bridge offering sovetmgm lor sale at. a penny each, and people simply ridiculed the proposition, and thought the golden coins to be counterfeits. If this same man bad charged 25s for each sovereign and met with a ready sale the position would not have been more ludicrous than it is to-day, for hundreds of people in every city of this Dominion are actually giving away £5 and getting value for £5 to £4 in return. This is exactly what happens when » man deals with a credit tailor. The SARTOBIAL SEBYICB, LTD., however, go on the prJnciplo of selling a sovereign for 20s. and guarantee to supply a genuine Tailormade Suit at from 63s upwards. If each easterner is not satisfied with his suit, ami satisfied also that the eompawtive value with the production of any credit tailor i? not as represented, ho may return his suit and have every penny of his money refunded. ■This offer is made simply to convince those people who have never patronised us; outcustomers know only too well tho suits wc •apply -and the saving we effect. To-day is the day of enEgbienment, when people refuse to pay 25s for a sovereign, and demand value for value. But remember, the Sartorial Service, Ltd., 61 Princes street, aw the only firm of genuine tailors working ander the Industrial Arbitration Court award who guarantee to supply Suits of the very latest in material, cut, and style at from 63s inwards. If unable to call, send the Maniger a post card, and the firm's traveller sill wait upon you with full range of sample -tiateriab. PHOTOGRAPHIC GBIAT CLEARING SALE. Samaras, Plates-, Papers, and all Photographic Good* at Greatly Seduced Prices. CAMERA CO., OCTAGON, DTJNEDIN.

FIHEE Officers and Members «. the Pott X Chalmer* Marine Lodge, 942, E.G., and Sister Lodges are respectfully requested to attend ike Funeral of their late Brother Xtaficl "Leech, which will leave the Masonic •ail, Port Chalmers, on SUNDAY, the 3rd ins*., at 3.25 p.m., for place of interment in the Fart Chalmers New Cemetery. White glores and ties. By order of the "W.il. J. C. ISBISTER, Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICE. ritlilS Friends of the late lir David Leech A {late- of the Provincial Hotel, Port Chalmers) are respectfnily invited to attend lis Funeral, which will leave the Masonic Sail, Wickliffe terrace. Port Chalmers, on SUNDAY, the 3rd ins*., at 3.15 p.m.. for fch© place of interment in the Port Chalmers Sew Cemetery. JAMES MANNING. Undertaker, George street, Port Chalmers.