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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11658, 24 October 1923, Page 3

business notices THE HOUSING SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT HOUSES. The house shortage -would be even more acute if houses were built by hand throughout—imagine planks, hand-made bricks, etc; then imagine how much more scarce houses would be Now apply the same logic to THE SUIT SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT SUITS. PARAGON SUITS are not hand built, neither are others (there are machines in every tailor’s), but they possess every essential hand-stitch. PARAGON SUITS are sewn for service, styled for satisfaction, and sold for saving. , ~ , PAEAGON PRICES are the result of modern methods—make, men machinery, and marketing, and forcibly prove the principle that “He profits moot who serves best.” You must see those 85s Suitings your money demands to be saved, and you do it at THE PARAGON, 59, MANNERS STREET.

In the end he went to the Dentist and had the tooth extracted. True, the pain bad gone, but so ha© the tooth! If he had applied a little Barraclough's Magic Nervine the pain would have disappeared just as quickly. Nervine stops the pain because it kills the nerve. Barraclough's Magic Nervine has given satisfaction for over 25 yeans. Price Is 6d everywhere, or post free from Barraclough's Pty., Box 1247, Wellington. Money back if not satisfied. 168

Mr R. N. Jones, Chief Judge of the Native Land Court, is at Auckland. Mr T. E. Corkill, chief inspector of the Bank of New Zealand, is visiting the Taranaki district. Air A. L. Hempton, manager of the Bank of New Zealand at Wellington, snont the week-end at New Plymouth. Air Hempton, who is an old New Plymouth boy, is a vice-president of the Wellington branch of the New Plymouth High School Old Boy*©* Association. Mr L. L. Grimwade, of Staffordshire, England, is at present visiting Wanganui. Mr Grimwade has taken an active part in the movement to establish the League of Nations. A sure and pleasant specific for removing worms is WADE'S WORM FIGS,