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Free Lance, Volume XIV, Issue 692, 4 October 1913, Page 23

" PLAY THE GAME !* IN TOGGERY : SECURED AT THE " KASH." BECAUSE the utmost- comfort, com- - biried with good;quality is thus obtained in every garment. * If you are. a cricketer, tennis player, bowler, or yachtsman, you will find everything in wearables to. make your recreation thoroughly.enjoyable. . White Flannel Trousers, in all sizes, and many qualities. - Boots and Shoes suited to the game. Hats that keep off the sun's rays ana* keep you • cool. Shirts, white and striped, at all prices. Buy your sport's "rig-out" here; we'll "do it better." & /GIBSON, THE "KASH." WILLIS-STREET.

Effective Styles ia New Costumes. Although I have shown many very effective and garments since the season opened, these new arrivals mark - . - a distinct advance on previous styles. Included are many effective Lace Goatees in effective shapes, and right up-to-date Robes and Costumes in Charmeuse, Silk, Crepe 3, Ninons, Voiles Embroidered Muslins, etc. ■ • • ■ . • r ■ ' ' ' '■•.-. ' .'■.•- The price range Is. the lowest possible for these classes of garments, and you are"invited to make an early selection. ' ' . MRS. MATHEWSON, 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY. , Where the Smart Hats are. jlp~ What Does Your Tailor Owe Not in pounds, shillings and pence—but in return for your cash, does he not owe you servicetlKbl^~^'. Do you not expect smart cutting and faultless tailoring? You have a right to demand fit and comfort, style and service in a suit of clothes. * If you want these characteristics of high-grade go to .Ellis—here stylish material will be | -. '~'ound, and cut'that is distinctive—"different." B. ELLIS, i Art Tailor, i Union Bank, Feathers ton Street.