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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22026, 5 February 1935, Page 13

summer All Tailoring Orders booked during Sale Period will be allowed a Discount of in Navy Serges, Tweeds, Worsteds, Flannels in the Wright Cut USUALLY reduced during II h> —SPORTS COATS Entire stock reduced Usually 27/6 42/-. Now Selling at -500 BLAZERS All patterns and shades. Entire Stock Now 29/2 - 24/9 -CREAM TROUSERS White Union Flannels— X 9/ 6 White Cotton Gabardine—--12/6 —DRESSING GOWNS Entire Stocks showing "I Genuine Discount of A%J /Q §r« «~ - mm r J All English Suits show a genuine reduction of 1 guinea. /0f m (m a ■■ r?*, {Mi* y -'.iwrnw^- ' '• c 'w<x<SiSS6^Ai*-;»:5> '(FIB LIMITED THE - MODERN - STORE ■ FOR - MEN Victoria Arcade, Auckland; and also at Hamilton. • I •oi. i'i fR Mi!i WORD OF THANKS ▲ Medical Science has conferred upon humanity the priceless benefit of health. Man's ancient enemy, disease, is being gradually overcome, the fatal maladies eradicated one by one. In lens than a century the expectation of life has been increased by twenty years! It is with deep appreciation, therefore, that we offer this brief word of thanks to the Doctors who so generously made an impartial investigation of the health- value of " Digest Tea. For obvious reasons their names cannot be published, but their findings are recorded in a simple leaflet which you would be Interested to read. Write to Post Office Box 137,£, Auckland, enclosing 3d. in stamps, and you will receive a copy of these Doctors letters together with a generous-sized sample of " Digest" Tea. "Digest" Tea is blended from the tender leaf-edge of pure mountain-grown Ceylon varieties, discarding the coarser veins and fibres in which is secreted the free gallo-tannic acid which causes dyspepsia, gastritis, acidity and nervous disorders. J. R. BUTLAND (proprietary) LTD. N.Z. Distributors for DIGEST TEA P.O. Box 1372, Auckland II luminal m V ■ . V IhebMHDY that made COGNAC kunrn EMULSION |g 0© Telephone Calls — FROM ANY TELEPHONE Transferred Charge In making a toll call from other than his own telephone, a subscriber speaking fro.m his home town is no longer under the necessity of paying the amount of the toll lee to the lessei! of the telephone used. The fee will be charged to his own toll account if he asks " Tolls so to charge it. For transferring the charge in this way the cost is only Icl a call. Another New Toll Facility