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Evening Star, Issue 20320, 31 October 1929, Page 8

Only 8 weeks till Xmas For 14 Days only! Commencing TO-MORROW • fNEW"^'^ALAND H.B’s. Annual Christmas Ofjl Suit Offer vmm - SUITS-TO-MEASURE Super Quality Worsteds and Navy Serges £6/6/0 Easily the finest and most attractive Suit Value at the moment offering in N.Z, A splendid range of 17oz. all Wool Worsteds and Navy Serges exclusive to H.B. You select from this comprehensive array of Browns — Fawns— Plums— Heathers— Ash-Greys— Bluey-Greys -g? EVERY SHADE NEW, EVERY DESIGN FASHION’S LATEST, Each Suit cut exactly as you want 3t cut ■ ■■■ ■■ ! Each Suit made in H.B’s; own modern workrooms under the supervision of Expert Craftsmen. WE guarantee to fit you. 4 m ||P m m hi m Don’t let this opportunity slip by— PLACE YOUR ORDER IMMEDIATELY! Have a Smart Suit for Christmas. Have more money to spend on other things* HALLENSTEIN BROS: LIMITED. Octagon, Dunedin, Thames St., Oamaru. 8131. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY

MM M First and Foremost Comes Tea I Morning, Noon, and Night it has a place in the meals of New Zealand people—all the more reason why it should be good tea and reasonable in price. “MATCHLESS” is a very choice Tea 2/9 It is a blend of selected growths, and well suited to the tastes of fastidious folks, The per lb. Flavour is Rich and Luscious, and the Aroma Delightful. MATCHLESS” is wonderful value ! 2/9 per lb. Call and licit a Free Trial Sample. imported direct, Blended and Packed In onr own Warehouse, we sell it to customers with but ONE PROFIT. It is equal to any tea in the market at 6d uer lb more money. Try it and see! WARDELL BROS. & CO GROCERS, TEA AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, GEORGE STREET. \mmm ■ ■Biff For the Latest News of the day ‘Benina Star Second to None as an Advertising Medium

INDIGESTION WHY PUT UP WITH IT? Persistent indigestion, whether gainful or in other forms, is not a condition to be tolerated. In most cases it should not, and need not, occur. There is no need to accept philosophically the frequent attacks of Indigestion, Biliousness, lack of appetite, discomfort after eating, headaches ; low spirits, lack of energy, etc., which are the common and familiar symptoms of a disordered digestive tract. When afflicted in this manner or an attack is felt to be approaching, a course of Dr Morse’s Indian Hoot Pills in conjunction with a careful avoidance of such kinds of food as are known to have an upsetting effect will be found to bring about a remarkable change.—[ Advt. j