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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 March 1911, Page 3

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO PAY FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT? You say, no matter what you pay you want a real clinking suit —right-up-to-date in style—perfect in fit—of the newest fabric —and above all a suit that will keep its style, fit and appearance right through a season of solid wear. But, I presume that you will not be averse to paying £2 less for such a suit made by a cash tailoring specialist than you would from the ordinary credit-and-cash tailor. Of course £2 is £2 to you just as it is to everybody and you’ll save it if you can. You can take this opportunity of securing a really distinctive suit for the Easter holidays at £2 less than you usually pay. 555, 635, 75s for cash, and whatever price you pay you have my personal guarantee to guard you against disappointment. Write for samples of very newest in Autumn suitings I ve just received, and leave your Easter now —it’s none too soon. —GEORGE DAVIES LTD., 706 Colombo Street, I next Steel’s and opposite Kincaids’, I Christchurch.

THROAT HABITS. A couo-h, a hack in clearing the throat may become habits. They begin with a cold and keep coming automatically after the cold has finished. A slight exercise of the will and the use tof Chamberlan s Cough Remedy will soon rid of this constant annoyance. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has a prompt specific action ? n the throat or air passages. oold by Kettle Bros.. frTevnvnuth. — Advt. | FOR CORNS An AMCtlwieer In Nelson City, V* ho in kno**n for his brevity, fie use*J for his com, 1 hen said with joy, krou»£, uoing* yooe. i "Gsrp R O GA M OR A

SS r. TEA the Purest, WHEN YOU CHOOSE “TIGER you choose a Tea that is guaranteed most Enjoyable, most Wholesome, and most Depend- ,» able Tea on the market to-day at the pripe. I* been on top years* T. BROWN, GROCER, G REYMOUTH.