Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15301, 15 November 1911, Page 4

WHAT. IS REALLY HAPPENING IN THE SOU-TRADE. , . A well-town business man -talked; into one 'of the' Jar go-city branches of tisorge Daviea (Ltd.), the Modern Tailors, a few '' daysago, and asked to see'the manager. Ho bad with, him two smta whicih ( he tHe manager to'inspect. "I have noticed," lie said, "thai you claim to savo men. £2 on a genuine taikr-mado suit for cash. I did not believe that this could be done—in fact I was prejudiced against your firm, thinking you were cheap tailors making inferior suits. But one day it struck me in reading your ad. that you wouldn't make such a genuine guarantee offer unices there was . something in it, so I decided to take yon at your word and order a suit pnder your gnarairtee. Now look at thwo two 1 suits-one was made by one of the most fashionable tailors in New Zealand at • ' a coet of £6 Ifc ft tho other one wm mado by you, and cost me £3 12s. 6d:. Your suit is equal in material, cut; aid : fit ahd superior in finish. lam sali»; fied that your claim to save £2 is modest, and you can depend on my .future custom." This is but one of tho thousands of testimonials received by tiis modern firm of cash tailors, and though unique and almost incredible, it is vouched for as an absolute- fact. The local branch address is George Davies (Ltd.til Tho Modern Tailors," 61 Princjs (next Mutual 'Stores)," Dunedin. anclv77 King Edward street,,. Sontb ■> - • 4TKJ Dffld^din.

&V nmowers! Lawnmowers! I Call-in and Inspect our: Lawn* r% . mowers. ~ ■ LION (Ransome and Sims') English' •" :>\j ' SILENS MESSOR. (Green's). ; jor Bowling Greens. PREMIER, NEW EASY and 5 NEW PHILADELPHIA ALL SIZES KEPT IN STOCKLarge Assortment of Garden Tools Just Opened. Spades, Forks, Garden Trowels and Forks, Watering Cans, Hose, Syringes, etc., etc. Tools Well-known are Half Sold Also a Large Shipment Mason's Jam jars Preserving Pans for the Oncoming Fruit Season. Aluminium Kettles, Saucepans, Stewpans & Frypane. L There are few wants that cannot bo " filled at JOHN ESMOND'S r [ PRINCES & BOND BTB.V v." : ESTABLISHED 1802. DUNBDIN. : ..how?o . Sight. 1 The proper reading distance is. twelve to fourteen incMs from the eye,

• Always turn your back to the g laource of light when reading, or kt I 'theligbt fall over the shoulder, so I that' tlie light may fall on the book g of paper instead of coming into the 1 .eyes, B Never reaa, or permit your I • children to read, with an imperfect I " light- Short sight is often produced 8 in. this; way, especially iu young I people. We have all the latest, and most • approved apparatus for accurate ' eye-testing and 25 yean' experience in their ate. Mistakes are impossible \ JOHNSTONE & HASLETT, ' CHEMISTS and OPTICIANS, 1 Wain's Hotel Building* | (Oppotite Poit on»), I 162 PRINCES STREET. j MM-"*—-————MBll A STURY FROM PIJI. Tho UUilontry at Nlusm. Fiji, hitlng oerwlon to require t mw ltuirr, to order tn " ORION. 11 Here it whit ne mjtc about It i " JJjr wife lidcll)(ht«l with tt. and preljei It highly. IhoMhroiUer ttun the ono - it tu repUcod, It more thua mikes up .: In tba locratMd rapidity with which ft cooks. On the wholt w» itt mete thin iitlified with it" Thli Bmjs will (Ira YOU ttgtuluUiUctlos. JUk fiat ironmosgtr to ih<nr you ao " ORION," or Off) for IDattnted CWilajftu.—Fwa. ■' H. E. BHACKLOOK, LD., Daaedln, Auckland tad Wellington, ■mnmamnnßanucncs M Upon the Rubber (s[_, depends the Wear Bgf \Y©tt3-MilneßubberHeels\vear TiiMA 'fosgerifcao anpotber simply beeaos* ■jgiMja tWxnfchef osod far \Vooii-Milfles il fln3S% offtopcoor qcaiity. OfaUQt^nohn !• au>ul4«4 on tb« htftl* Notes on bubal topics, bj ApicoU, Weekly, in the Otago Witness, dcelicg *ith subjects of cuntn'.'.wtesHHo-hnMa,