A London Sartorial Authority writes concerning Men’s Attire : QUALITY THE TRUE TEST.— Economy in buying Clothes cannot be measured in pounds, shillings, and pence.- Outward appearances are often deceptive. Clothes are largely made up of “ The Unseen/* and these unseen items are-of great importance. Garments may loot quite good and still be not as good as they look. The lasting qualities of Clothes depend on the inside materials and the inside work. It is these which make or mar the garment. Consequently, economy in buying Clothes is not a question of price, but of finish. VALUE! Being probably the Largest Firm of Merchant Tailors in the Dominion, possessing the best facilities and exceptional stocks of fine Materials, we can offer Remarkably Satisfactory "Value in Hidi-class Tailoring. , (Value is a very comprehensive term from our standpoint, and represents the greatest possible return, providing Value in Fashionable Cut and Design, Value in Workmanship, and Value in the Suitings themselves., True Value includes all these features, and such are found in the Suits we Tailor, Price is not everything, but at the Moderate Prices we charge Entirely Satisfactory Value is Assured* J&J. ARTHUR Merchant Tailors and Ladies’ Costume Makers, 12, 14, 16, »ud Id GEORGE SißlLi, Workers Buy Boots and Shoes Direct from Hyman Isaacs FACTORY, Hanover Street (opposite Dunedin Hospital), and Clyde Street, Balciutha. Save Warehouse and Shops’ Profits. Get Good Solid Leather Footwear at Lowest Factory Prices. Men’s Chrome Boots, riveted soles, 14/9. Sewn Boots, 17/6. Men’s Shoes, Oxford or Derby, 17/6 to 22/6. Ladies’ Glace Strap or Lace Shoes, 9/11. Girls’ Strap Shoes, 7/6 to 12/6. White Gym Shoes, rubber soled— Sizes 7 to 9, 2/9; 10 to 13, 3/3; 1 and 2, 9/6; Ladies’ 3 to 5, 4/9. Heavy Crepe Solid White Sports Shoes, rubber toecaps—Sizes 7 to 9, 3/11; 10 to 13, 4/11; 1 and 2, 5/3; Men’s and Ladies’, 6/3 Bring your Repairs! Day Service 1 Men’s, soled, 5/: Ladies’, 3/9; Children’s, soled and heeled, 2/9 to 5/. See our Windows for Bargains I . am not an advocate of Patent medicine*, but I have much pleasure in testifying to the value o( youi preparation Anti-Acido I have used it myself, and often prescribed it to patients suffering from the very common gastric disturbances, such as flatulency heartburn, hyper-acidity etc As its name suggests it is a genuine anti-acid, easy lo take and carefully prepared Many have expressed to me the benefit they have derived from your excellent preparation " The above was written to us by a well-known- doctor, and was quite unsolicited Naturally he does not want his name published but his original letter is on our hie. and may be inspected Anti-Acido will immediately relieVe and permanently cure indigestion and its allied complaints. A> all Chemists and Stores, 2/6 a tin hMCM D t-w OV' lift* v e \t) 6C * ci° rJIVv | -s ‘ tl A* <t lr oil* COULD INSPIRE THESE OWNER LETTERS I l is not, so much that first exhilarate ing demonstration, the leap athead of traffic, the sustained 70 mi’es an hour, the resistless surge of power on hills, or even the marvellous braking test, which keeps Oldsmobile owners satisfied. These are the things which make them desire the car but it is the car itself and its ability to keep on doing them daily after fifteen, twenty and thirty thousand miles which have proved Oldsmobile’s supremacy in its field, and which have evoked such testimonials as we reprint below. Your nearest Oldsmobile distributor will be pleased to arrange a demonstration. 16 Arcadia Road, Epsom. 23/11/29, Dear Sin, My 1926 Oldsmobile Sedan hat now travelled 12,120 mites md baa been in operation for exictly 12 months on taxi work in Vuckland City. Outing this time he car haa had no mechanical mention whatsoever other than he usual running adjustments. The tyre mileage has been exceptionally high. This in evienced by the fact that the two ront tyres in use are the original ■nes and will do a further 1,500, while the two tear original ones have only lust been retreaded. I am not a beginner as far at car ownership goes and wish to state that the Oldsmobile ie a perfect car in every detail. P. HARRINGTON. Original produced on request. SEDAN AND ROADSTER, dfwwh/u. -mt WmZ&akwcC DAVIDSON, GILLIES, & CO. RING STREET (Corner of Moray Place) BUY NEW ZEALAND BUILT CARS
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Evening Star, Issue 20422, 1 March 1930, Page 27
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