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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 3262, 3 February 1931, Page 2

Only "Maclone" offers these ii EXCEPTIONAL REFINEMENTS AT SUCH MODERATE PRICES! TTSUALLY only in garments costing one-third to one-half more, do you find such high-grade materials, such perfection of detail and finish, such an assurance of perfect styles and absolute accuracy of fit as every "Maclone" Sports Coat offers you. A double guarantee protects you: ours and that of the "Maclone" manufacturers. The Maclone "STROLL" Sports Coat. A typical example of Maclone Quality and Value. Beautifully cut from new season's exclusive materials. SEE THE COMPLETE RANGECOME ALONG IN TO-DAY. CRAWFORD BOLES, MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTER, "THE CENTRE" TE KUITI <S> <£* <2> /> MISS RIVE 5 THE LADIES' OUTFITTER J i o Q NOW SHOWING A SPLENDID SELECTION OF j I SUMMER HATS a 6 * t AT REDUCED PRICES— 3/11 to 19/6. 9 " \ * FROCKS ALSO AT ABSOLUTE REDUCTIONS.* RORA STREET PHONE 240

Creaimi , and smooth I Hiqhiander / Milk brings (( out the v, flavour of g __ Coffee as $m nevercan The rich, full-cream content of Highlander makes it the. ideal milk for making Coffee. Try it next time you make a cup. JvMGu&m,

In these sunny days the question of man's attire again comes into the ! foreground. News has been received of the activities of a dress reform party in England, with headquarters in Bedford Square, London, and the platform of the new organisation makes interesting reading. One member, a physician, makes a slashing attack on the dress suit, which he condemns as uncomfortable and unhygienic. "The ballroom and dining hall," he states, "accept a standard of uncleanliness that would not be tolerated on the tennis court or cricket ground. What is needed in evening attire is a suit that will be as easily washable as a pair of flannel trousers," In everyday wear the vest, or waistcoat, must be the first garments to go; it is condemned by the party as ugly and unnecessary. "Its worthlessness," states the memorandum, "is revealed by the fact that it is the only male garment which women will not imitate. Next time you visit your tailor tell him you do not want a vest made, and you will get your suit half a guinea cheaper."