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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18801, 2 March 1923, Page 2

High-Class, Fashionable , and Exclusive Suitings just arrived from Scotland For Gentlemen’s “Quality” Suits WE have pleasure in announcing the arrival of a shipment, from a well-known firm of Woollen Merchants in Glasgow, of High-class Fashionable Suitings for the Autumn and Winter Season. These are all genuine Scottish Fabrics, many of them bearing the famous trade mark of the Scottish Woollen Association, which is a guarantee that every yard of cloth is made of pure, new wool. These Suitings represent the Latest Fashions prevailing at Home, and Gentlemen can therefore be sure of getting the most up-to-date Materials as worn in the best circles in Great Britain. The range includes Grey and Fawn Shades in Diagonal Twills and Herringbone Self Stripes; Grey and Fawn Overchecks and Herringbone Stripe Effects; also Browns in Self Shades and Stripes, with a fine selection of the popular Lovat Shades. This is an exceptional opportunity for Gentlemen to secure something really Smart and Exclusive, for these Fabrics are all in Single Suit Lengths, and represent a very large assortment in Weaves and Colourings. Notwithstanding the High Quality of these Suitings, we are prepared to supply “Quality” Suits tailored from them at very reasonable prices, ranging from 9 guineas. Gentlemen are requested to call and inspect this splendid selection of Autumn and Winter Suitings, as it represents Exclusiveness and Distinction in a very high degree. & J. ARTHUR, Ltd. Merchant Tailors and Ladies* Costume Makers, 12, 14, 16, and 18 George Street

LEONARD NELSON AGAIN. Writing from Tivoli Theatre. Melbourne, Mr Nelson says: “I mast again praise Fluenzol for strained voice. Fluonzol pulled me through, and I never missed a performance.”—Ajfrt*