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Marlborough Express, Volume LIII, Issue 167, 16 July 1919, Page 2

Never try to dictate to a woman—■ unless she's your shorthand typist. "Auntie, did you ever set a proposal?" "One, dear. A gentleman asked me to marry him over the 'phone, but he had the wrong number." "I had to kill my dog this- morning." "Was he mad?" "Well, he didn't seem any too well pleased." LALLEY LIGHT is cheaper to run than kerosene and candles—it gives you all thf> comforts and conveniences -of electricity in your home and eliminates ail risk of fire from naked lights. "Write or call to-day for particulars. W. Broadbent, Motor and Mech.iv.ical Expert, Blenheim.— Advt.

HANDS Price 1/6 SMOOTH Mtii£ mtft Before ordering your new Suit write and asce.i tain full particulars of Glasson's Tailorcd-tc measure Suits at 85/-, 95/-, 105/-, 115/-. Get the patterns and see how easy and simpl tlio home measurement form is. Find on about tlie guarantee that protects you froi any loss whatever, if you are not pleased wit the Jit, the making, or the cut. By buying direct from the workroom aiv avoiding over-counter profits you will save a least Two Guineas. Write, and you will fin that a good suit of all-wool tweed or worste does not mean an expenditure of eight. nin< and ten guineas. John H. Glasson Sistc'hurct P.O. Box 41,