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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18768, 23 January 1923, Page 2

Smart, “Snappy,” English-Made SPORTS SUITS Great Value! Stylish London Cut Note the Prices i 70/- 85/- 95/ The Coats are made with four patch pockets and stitched belt at back ; the Trousers with cuff bottoms. »H»H#yr i* Si Hi * H * Hi #: Hi *■ H: *i H: Pure Wool Tweeds In Fashionable Light Greys, Medium Greys, Dark Greys, Lovats, Fawns, and Donegals. * H * H * H * H * H * H * H # H * * H # H * H » H * The Popular Summer Suit. Call and see these Smart English Styles. * J & J, ARTHUR, Ltd. Men’s Mercers, Hatters, and Outfitters, 12, 14-, 16, and 18 George Street. H ■H*H*H*H#H*H*H*H*H*H«H*H*n*H*H*H»H*H*n#H*t*H#H#H#H»H*H#Hf!m«H*

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HEALTH FOOD LUNCHES. “Tire best kid plans . . .gang aft agle.e,” sang tho poet, and how true it is in every-day life. Tire Sanatarium Health Food Co. carefully worked out their plans for accommodating a fair number of patrons at. the opening of their new Refreshment Rooms yesterday. A reasonable margin was allowed, but early in the day it was quite evident that all calculations were about to be upset. (Far larger numbers than were ever anticipated put in an appearance for light refreshments and for lunch; the serving capacity of the establishment being taxed fio the utmost. Some patrons were even turned away, and the Management desires to express regret to these as well as to those who experienced any inconvenience through delays, etc. Prompt measures have ken taken to more adequately cope with the demands of patrons who desire to avail themselves of tho opportunity of partaking of Health Foods for Health’s sake,

The appointments of the Cafe came in for very favourable comments—the cutlery specially being much admired. Tho Rooms are opened daily except Saturday. Patrons should inquire at the counter for tho various Health Foods for use in their own homes.

Recipe books containing an abundance of valuable matter pertaining to the Diet are available at a moderate cost. Note the address: THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, 93 Princes street, Dunedin (Opposite Whitcombe and Tombs). — Advk

Film photographs have been taken of the most striking features of St. Paul's Cathedral, and the films will be shown throughout the country in support of the Cathedral Restoration Fund. Skirls not leas than Tin ofit the ground, and cut so as to give perfect freedom of movement, are demanded by the American Federation of Women’s Clubs, representing 200,000 women.