Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 22107, 30 August 1933, Page 3

Shop at a Southland Owned Store - raM Itill MEN! Here are Stylish Sprlaag Coatte to Match your New “Tailored-to-Measure” Suits Our Man’s Shop has just secured a Real Scoop in “MINSTER” BRAND COATS. They were made in our own country—cut in gtod taste, with an eye to comfortable fitting for all figures. The shades are in keeping with those needed to carry out a colour scheme for men wearing our Brown, Fawn or Grey Tailored-to-measure Suits. . . . Wide Revers .... full or fitting backs .... Raglan or inset sleeves. Sleek silk linings .... In checks, over checks .... and herringbone effects. Regularly sold at 69/6 and 5 guineas. T. & B.’s SPECIAL BARGAIN 59/e : 85/SEE THE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY Magnet Bargain "TjF Floral Silk Shades; plain, with stencilled IL designs; fringe or gimp edging—all colours. ii Ready to hang. Various unusual shapes Off and priced from— | 1/3 1/9 2/6 t 0 5/11 1 LAMP SHADES add an inexpensive | § decoration to your rooms Shop at a Southland-owned Store. THOMSON & BEATTIE, Ltd. Famous since the 70’s for Quality and Value

BRANDED—— npHE perfection of the hand-wrought gold and silver articles made by smiths of j the middle ages has identified them for all time. Every piece turned out was marked j by its maker’s individual signature. He ! signed his work as an artist signs his master- ; piece. Pride of accomplishment is the background of all trade-marked goods. When a manufacturer puts his mark on a piece of ; merchandise and makes his trade-mark i known through advertising, he deliberately invites your inspection. The reputation of his wares is in your hands. His goods must / be as advertised, or he loses prestige. Advertised misrepresentation is business suicide. The way to be sure of the goods you buy is to ask for those that are regularly advertised, and, having asked for a certain article, see that you get it. Don’t take the risk of wasting money on “just-as-goods.” BEWARE hmqOF substitutes

PILE OPERATION AVOIDED. A PATIENT writes: “After using the Zann Double Absorption Treatment for two days, I felt better, and am now quite restored.” A generous trial treatment will be mailed in plain wrapper by sending sixpence for postage and packing to: Zann Proprietary, Box 952, Wellington. Booklets and stocks of “Zann” obtainable from Wrn. Stewart, Chemist, Dee Street, Invercargill.