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Evening Star, Issue 17312, 27 March 1920, Page 11

and Brown Colorings. ' \ HESE ase Pure sll Wool, and good' reliable, qualities that will f afford every satisfaction in wear. They are w the fashionable shades of quiet Dark, Medium, and Light Greys and Browns ; also very superior BLUE ANO BLACK SERGES, warranted fast dye. There has a, great shortage of good Worsted Suitings for some time, so that this selection of High-grade Cloths will be Well worthy of inspection, particularly while the range is large. ..' We have also been fortunate in obtaining a number of DOMINIONMADE SUITINGS, in good qualities and weights and serviceable colorThese materials are very suitable for Winter wear. Gentlemen 4esiring a good-quality material, warranted Pure All Wool, can depend on getting it from us, as we have made it our policy to purchase only PURE ALL-WOOL SUITINGS, which we can confidently recommend to our customers. Although we are very desirous of increasing our stock of Suitings, we have refused several offers of materials which have a proportion of cotton. Suits made of Cloth containing cotton not only do not wear satisfactorily, but they do not keep their shape or appearance, so well or so long as those made of Pure All-Wool Fabrics. It pays to buy a good material, for then you are assured of satisfaction. Although the prices of Suitings keep on rising, we have not lowered our standard or quality in order to get cheaper materials, but have rather raised it; and in spite of increased prices, we keep buying the very best quality Suitings we can procure. No materials arriving in the Dominion are too good or too expensive for us to buy, We purchase the very best that" can be obtained. We find it pays us to dp so, because our customers know that they can depend on getting not only the finest selection, but also the best qualities of Cl<3ths procurable. Gentlemen desiring a real good Suit, that can be depended upon to give the very best of service and satisfaction from every point of view, will be pleased to know that we are devoting aIL-our attention—and with marked success—to just that class of business. It always pays to buy. a good thing, and "QUALITY" SUITS are built for service—from the best of fabrics, cut by experts, tailored by a skilful staff, and finished in first-class style. Merchant Tailors and Ladies* Coslsme Mai

Way Sentiment doesn't " cut much ice," as our Yankee friends say, when it comes to Buying. It's Value that counts all the time ! To get the Best Value in the market the "Right to go about it is— TO PAY CASH AT WARDELLS'. This secures to you: (*) The Lowest Prices—Always. (2} Bonus Coupons with every purchase. (3) First-class Groceries and Provisions. (4) The right to select articles for the Home, free of cost, in exchange for your Cash Discount Coupons. TO DEAL ON A CREDIT BASIS —TO BUY A LITTLE HERE AND A LITTLE THERE. This means: Paying highest prices. Having to accept any quality of gpods that you are offered. Losing all the extra return which cash commands. Facing continual worry over the fatal accumulation of unpaid bills. Helping to make good the bad debts of other credit buyers. And generally getting the poorest and most unsatisfactory return for every pound you spend 1 WHY NOT GIVE IT UP NOV/ ? Grocera, Tea and Provision Merchants, GEORGE STREET. BHU

Just to Hand MEN'S KNOX AND STETSON HATS. TRESS'S FAMOUS TWEED CAPS—7/6 to 13/6 each. MEN'S STRIPE NEGLIGE SHIRTS—9/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/. NEW COLLARS, NEW TIES, NEW BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. BRIEF BAGS—24/, 35/, 39/6, 42/ each. , ATTACHE CASES—IB/6, 21/6, 25/6 to 48/ each. SUIT CASES— 2S/6, 28/6, 55/. SOLID LEATHER SUIT CASES— I2O/, 130/, 145/, LADIES' HAT CASES—3B/6. MOSGIEL TRAVELLING RUGS— S4/6, 63/, 75/. MEN'S UMBRELLAS In Choice .Variety—B/6 to 80/. AND CO., LIMITED.