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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 249, 20 October 1915, Page 7

"Keep CooSg Men!" Keep cool in our Light Summer Clothes. QHEW! You know tho suffrxating. vneomf'cn table ex- : Cl i^^^^^^^^^^ftSii^-^ perittfice of a midsummer day in mid-winter clothes! fatM JsPl/ * Theie's no need for us to tell you again that comfort and jCJI v "asr" ', fF^jl happiness during the coming warm days are impossible Iwi /'9m ' without lighter, cooler Nothing /|l|\\ jjffll EXCELLED VALUES—WHAT SMART STYLES WE ffl|«VsS. HM! - OFFER. YOU iv SPRING AND SUMMER APPAREL. 1 7 wil^ ft We hava ever>thing for your v?rm day wear ~~ From your head right "down to the ground," The latest in cool, light STRAW \BOATERS, SUMMER FELTS, and CAPS, COLLARS and TIES, SHIRTS and HOSIERY have arrived—all the new and fashionable, yet priced at figures which will please you. UNDERWEAR—don-t forget this infyoitant item. Put away those heavy winter garments. We have a splendid range of SUMMER UNDERWEAR in fine and medium wool, also in airy Cotton and Balbriggan. COME AND- SELECT COMFORTABLE CLOTHES TO-DAY. PRIDES AND QUALITIES ARE i^SGHT, 'Hall of Coifnmerc.eg PICTON. BLEWHEIM. H^VELOCK.

L—' '———"""IWU.IIII P—' —"i^1 At W. J. MARTIN'S, the Leading Jewelers-, Military Wristlet Watches In Best Standard makes, via., Rotherhams, Baumes, Omegas, Rolex, etc. ALL GUARANTEED. Strong and reliable; Plain and Luminous Dials; easily seen in the darkest night: Nickel and Gun Metal, 15 Jewel Levers, 20s to 37s 6d; Silver, 15 Jewel-Levers, 35s to 70s; Gold, Jo Jewel Levers, £o ss. ' ' . ' GOOD STOCK OF FIRST-GLASS PRESENTATION WATCHES, NUMEROUS OTHER. USEFX TL GIFTS: Military Hair Brushes, Whisky Flasks, Pocket Books and "Wallets, Fountain Pens, Safety Razors, Field Glosses, Pipes, Tobacco, Cigarette, and M^,tch Boxes. Call <nd inspect—we can suit you in quality and price. ' Country orders receive prompt attention. W. J. MART IN, The Leading Jeweller ~ . . The Square.

Australian Mutual Provident Society THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH, EMPIRE. RESULTS from SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT NEW BUSINESS, 1914 (Ordinary) nearly ~. £6,600,000 NEW BUSINESS, 1914 (Industrial) iiearly '. £969,000 ANNUAL INCOME .-.. ... £4,470,000 iCOUMULATED FUNDS, ever £33,290,000 POLICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department), 200,218, eflsaring nearly £100,900,000 (including Bomis Additions). ! POLICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), 121,055, *saarin X £4,522,000, with bonuses. TOTAL CASH SURPLUS DIVIDED, £19,807,946. CASH SURPLUS DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1914), £1,026,000. I Providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of about £1,800,000. | This is the first occasion on which the surplus divided amongst tlis policy-holders has exceeded One Million Sterling for a single ye&T. The Society now issues EFERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount, from £5 to £10,000. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: £Fhe Hon. C. J. Johnston., M.L.O. Chairman- A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; John Dancan, Esq., Joseph Joseph, Esq., and H. Beanchamp, Esq. ! New Zealand Branch— EDWARD W. "LOWE, ! Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary.

\ Removal Motion TAS. L. LORD, Saddle, Harness, and Collar Maker, in thanking his numerous customers and the | public generally for their past sup--1 port, begs to inform them that on and 1 after TUESDAY NEXT, August 24th, • the business will be carried on in aew | and more up-to-date premises between | Mr Best's shop and Levin and Co.'s I office, Alfred Street, a few doors j nearer the Bridge; and trusts to have the same liberal support as in the past. A complete stock of Saddlery, Harness, Travelling Trunks, Briefbags, etc., will be stocked. REPAIRS AS USUAL. if AS, L. LORD. Job Printing—any style or color— at-"lsspr«sa" Pxinting Works,