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Refunded if not fC <5 y /sal Q jib Sw© Fl VI COMPLETE WA TAILORED TO ORDER Have a Four-Guinea Sult made to order this k 461 month for 58/9, with the clear understand W&G:■ i MK ing that if it le not perfect the money you have pald wlu be refunded &t once - Thls W is the most practical way to keep our large IM Btaff fuUy em P lo y° d during the winter wlkt ' months, and a benefit to every man who must V' 4 ’’ study economy during the acute depression. ® i-y You get the limit in style, value and fit, and "wWW - & | absolutely a square deal from first to last. «« Wll Semif oP ™ lift it You T <: 4 V 10 GLASSON’S LTD., 06 Lichfield St., F W W IW W M CHRISTCHURCH By l Bi; '.4 jb Please send me patterns of Sults at 68/9 I POSt ? $$ W- ' and oaBy measurement form. L- ~ S ''M i’l Name glasson’s. I r WAREHOUSE Other patterns if required at 59/6, 75/-, CHRISTCHURCH sb/-, 95/-, 115/-. Special Values in GLOVES & HOSIERY at the D.I.C. ART SILK HOSE. Ladies’ Art Silk Hose, double feet, suspender top, new Cuban heel. In the very latest shades : New Brown, Flo Mills, Duskee, Gunmetal, Dago .. per pair J SILK HOSE. Pure Silk full-fashioned Hose, French heel, double feet. In shades of Duskee, 1 Dago, Flo Mills, Bulrush, Gunmetal. | per pair / * * • "MARIGOLD” PURE SILK HOSE, reinforced with Rayon. Specially made in New Zealand for the D.LC. In the newest shades : Almora, Burma Tan, Newtone, Cream, Beechnut, White, Black per pair 4/6 "Lady Jane” Pure Silk Full-Fashioned HOSE, new French heel, in the latest shades of Bahama, Romany, New Taupe, Shadoblack, Gunmetal, 1 i Navy Gunmetal .. per pair 9/11 SUEDE GLOVES. Duplex fabric, Suede Gloves, elastic wrist, in the newest shades : Mexican, Chamois, Slate .. .. per pair 5/11 SUEDE GLOVES. Ladies’ Washable Suede Gloves, contrast trimming on cuff. In Beaver and Pastel shades ... per pair 13/6 I Post Order and 881 I HB Remittance to BjQ ■ R Box 1013, THE MANAGER, Christchurch — ~ ~ For Motorists Only | A CHAT ABOUT A CHANGE Why have always the wearing worry of the steering-wheel? Why have the, frequent dread of another car’s wild rush around the dangerous bend of a narrow road? Why be always working while travelling? Why not have, for a change, the ease and freedom of limbs which the train can give? Why not have tlie fearless joy of seeing the country fly past you, or the option of reading or chatting with friends, with no more anxiety about the travelling than if you were sitting in an armchair at home? TRAVEL BY RAIL-AND RELAX. Brewed by New Zeahad Breweries Ltd. r Speight’s Branch, Dunedin