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NZ Truth, Issue 437, 8 November 1913, Page 2

Evjyi the best clothr made loses its m a natural form down the shoui- f coat should ' fit' comfortably close, \>s%s&pf I the wearer ar«tnurdy, yet smart and m& /- iorteoVaWTiirAna ¥&' grace and beauty 9| \ *YjQd>l&,.sTdt;BUauid be as perfect as M < fplfl& f^^^^^^^^^^^^§ deserve v and * secure your future jflHAkfJ 'fliil^llslk Eh ly;to,^o%^3ne^snjes and 'individual h^^^^a » : for/«tnnr it v tp me at my expense, and I will refund ■HraPl every penjoy-you have paid mc WRITE- 'rFOR-rPATtErtNS. A postcard will bring^^Sß^ youVtiy re(turn mail, the linesx. display ; of samplu suitings you have evpr seen, and these patterns will enable you to judge toivyonrseif, the Superiority of design and excellence of quality of the ' materials. "Perhaps you are prejudiced against such a saving' in the •price of a suit to your order, but surely no harm can be dono m sending a postcard foir patterns. Whether you decide to entrust mo with yt>ur order or not, you will at least be convinced that high-quality materials are no longer restricted to the high-priced tailor. ' IT;WIULvPAY'YPU to look into this nnusual suit proposal. It needs bury; a. £<&ucst 'sent "to> me to-day to secure by return a full range of suiting samples and my easy self-measurement form. You are not 'tomtnitted to order' m any way. Lot ■me hear from you. ■ you'll bo -pleaied, aid remfcmbeE, my suits arc genuinely hand-tailored, and my one price ''Is %'/- cash, A clear saving 0f. 30/# to you, -.'" joie* ■■;■©,' Simpson .- ;.. ; :;. ! ..;:; : ,| ; :Ga5h Tailor ■-..■/• ■■■"• - v ; '"■■ -^ai^^Mfter^street. - X Christchurch */■■'" -v-::'-':^ \ ./.- ; „. P.O. BOX 730.

FLUENZOLJN SYDNEY. Mrs-LKNA CRONISAN, of Mort Street, LiUigow, N.S.W., writes "I think it is only my duty to let you know what XPJW FLUENZOL has done for me daring the past thrdA^eek"^"! wiS m the Lewi. sham Hospital soOMrtng from GOITRE sJooroy swelling of the glands In . jn» bock*— and I could hardly breathe. I ootild not He on my right side from the throbbing, and was m a atate of desperation when I was told the Doctors wonldhavo Sn operation on the following Prlay. Z waa told my ease was sari. on*. Fortunately a friend (Father Bherfdan>had Just got samples of FLUENZOL. Ho took me homo and I used, the preparation as directed <gerglinit and taking "m,- , teroally) and I am now %* well as ever X wea\ without psiin-or ache." The foregoing facts are borne out by tho I\-V. Father Sheridan, Parish Priest of Irithgow, N.S.W, 119 FUttn-~-t&M>-t even/whir <, 1/6