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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19198, 14 June 1924, Page 2

“Quality” without Extravagance ! Gentlemen’s Suits and Ladies’ Tailor-made Costumes, in British Serges, Correct in Every Style Feature! GENTLEMEN’S TAILOR-MADE SERGE SUITS. In INDIGO— From £B/157In BLACK— From £9/9/LADIES* TAILOR-MADE SERGE COSTUMES. In INDIGO— From £9/15/In BLACK— From £lO/10/There’s no doubt about it, you can’t beat a genuine British Serge for Good Appearance and Lasting Serges are now all the Fashion, and those who have an eye for quiet Beauty and Refinement in Dress will assuredly give preference to these choice fabrics. In the Tailoring of Serges—as of all other materials—we give High-class Service. Whether in Suits or Costumes our aim is ’’QUALITY —first, last, and all the time. Our Cutters are Experts, right up-to-date in their methods, and clever in interpreting the preferences of Patrons. The actual Tailoring is, done throughout on our own premises by a skilful and experienced staff. We shall be glad to submit to Ladies and Gentlemen our large and well-selected stock of British Fast-dye Serges, and call attention to the extremely moderate prices here quoted* Go to J. & J. Arthur for a “Quality ” Suit G> Merchant Tailors and Ladies* Costume Makers yi, 14, 16 and 18 GEORGE STREET

Ji/ti a e n 7 IT. V vVv r Tlie Deadly Flu* is ~ just wading its chance Don’t deceive yourself. At the slightest sign of a cold the cruel hand of this devastating scourge may drag you down. It is perhaps near you now. Whether you have a cold or not, take one step which will protect you from the “Flu” Terror—do what hundreds of others are doing—Go to the chemist right awatj and gel a large bottle of Bannington’s Irish Moss. Take regular doses of this safe, reliable, protective remedy. Bennington’s will not only drive , out the slightest trace of cough or cold, it will act on the membranes of the throat just like a Throat Paint. Where Bennington’s is the shield, “Flu” germs cannot enter. Bonningions will protect the children. Its Carrageen (or Irish Moss) has well recognised tonic-food and nutritive qualities. Get the genuine Bonningions. Price I/ 6. More than twice the size 2/6. BONNINGTON’S JUBES for the throat are antiseptic. At all chemists, 1/6 —or post free from Bonningions Ltd., Christchurch. IRISH MOSS For Couqfys S* Colds

A Performance in Accordance With Hupp Tradition m > t & ,„ ■'-s t- ‘ , ♦ C ft Vv Mt m *J} <* 1 JK«WP> 1,1 »C?%' B !! J t »s' ■£* y/; in < . * w > r«ta ';. ' i> ' —*. vA^vJ' ; ■* ' 4 < «W' l < 11 ji* ,/< > "tote ’S'" <-1 ’»„/,* , ?; ■’•... ,'<3i -a * i, f •'•*<£ sK<&,b6Wo& w s*«s»wb«s* Readers of Motoring will recall a few weeks ago an account of Mr. W. R. .Carey’s extraordinary tour into the Far North of the North Island. The photograph indicates the almost unbelievable conditions that faced the old Hupp. Mr. Carey wisely elected not to take his own car, and on the morning of his departure bought a 1914 model Hupp from The Farmers’ Co-opera-tive Association's Garage. Without any overhaul whatever, and with 10 years of hard usage to its credit, the Hupp covered 1623 miles in 16 days, carrying, as well as the four passengers, a big quantity of luggage and road equipment. Mr. Carey says: “The old Hupp pulled like a Briton.” The Hupp makers have always specialised in a four-cylinder engine, and the trustiness of the traditional 1914 model is strikingly emphasised in the Hupp to-day. Call and inspect the latest Hupmobile “Special” Jast landed. Now on oiew . Wimpenny Bros. & Reid, Ltd., Dunedin SERVICE AGENTS FOR OTAGO. GARAGEj MORAY PLACE NORTH, DUNEDIN. A. B. L. WILIiAMS, District Representative, Telephone 1246,