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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3586, 11 March 1914, Page 5

Well now! That’s what I call a very smart suit. You’ve aften said that, haven’t you. Yo.u passed a man in the street and really envied the smart suit he is wearing. It' seems to fit so well. It has such an air of refinement and seaeonableness that you are forced to ta’ke a second glance and to loo'k it over again. Now that is just the sort of suit I am showing at present. They are ready-made, but very distinctive in style. In fact, they look quite different -to the ordinary ready-made suite, yet they cost no more, so. of course, I invite you to call in and look them over. I give you my word that they are strictly up-to-date, perfect in fit and prices right. W. R. Clarkson, Hotel Coronation Buildings, Gladstone Road. Meet Me Face to Face. The philosopher who gathers wisdom and never imparts it to his fellowbeings is as useless as the sphinx that has looked wise for ages and never answered a question put to it by man or woman. The lady who has grown wise as to the saving she can effect in purchasing her underwear from M. Neill s is equally eo if she does not impart that wisdom to her friends.*