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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14375, 21 May 1910, Page 6

IMPERIAL ALE Has nourishing and sustaining quali- ' ties which make it at once a food, a tonic, and a beverage. Made from i the best, ingredients, and every proi cess attended with the most scrupuli ous care. ! t ASK T?OB "A, "DOTTLE OF I A J A- -13 TMPERIAL." I CLOTHING FACTS. i A key that nearly fits a lock won't quite open it . A Suit of Clothes that nearly fits a | man won't give complete comfort or full wear value, and upon fit does comfort and wear depend. One proof that DALTON'S Clothing will fit is the fact that the linen ) canvas fronts are built into the coat ; while being made. This ensures permanency of shape. We will supply you with a Warm Winter Suit and Extra Trousers—one j that will fit you— one that will give i, you full wear value, and one that 1 you will be proud to wear, for Fifty - Shillings. Call and Inspect-you're sure to buy. — J. H. DALTON, * ' /"\TJEEN-STBEET. A UCKLAND. riENT.'S QUITS, STYLISHLY MADE. FROM QA S. \ TOADIES' .QOS7UMES TO Tl/TEASUEE, LATEST STYLE, FROM QAS. : ADAMS A ™ POSTLES, ! TAILORS. 202, QUEEN-STREET. 1 Next Auckland Savings Bank. I MANY HEADACHES ' PROCEED FROM THE EYES. Be wise and have them tested and properly fitted with SPECTACLES by T. PEACOCK AND SON. Up-to-date OPTICIANS. 218. Queen-street. J. A PEACOCK. F.5.M.0., England, with Honours, SIGHT SPECIALIST. Customers are assured of Skilful Treatment, with Best Appliances And Amnio Selection 9i Spectacles.