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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 564, 30 November 1915, Page 5

BUSINESS BETTER THAN EVER! And YOU still want a Suit FOE THE HOLIDAY SEASON. / (Then for Everyday—perhaps for a year / to come). / THAT'S WHY WE'RE BUSY. f Because we guarantee our Suits to fit well, look well, and last well. WE 'LL BE BUSIER STILL. ORDER YOUR SUIT NOW. If you do YOU SAVE MONEY. That's it the big feature nowadays. And YOU / GET THE BEST Quality of Material, / Workmanship, Fit, Style. / YOU WIN ON POINTS. / That's whaf you want. /, WE GAIN YOUR FUTURE CUSTOM. /. That's what we aim at. : If you call and examine the value we offer, you will place, your suit order with us. Our cutter, MR. GEORGE J. DENNIS, is a man of wide experience. Our present rush of business is to some extent due to his known and recognised ability. OUR SUITS WILL PLEASE YOU. THE PRICE WILL SUIT YOU. TAILORED .SUITS from 63/?M)R*MEN S MEL. ORCHARD, Managing Director

CHEVIOT RED CROSS CARNIVAL. The Strolling Players received a very enthusiastic reception last Saturday, when they motored to Waikari and gave a splendid entertainment to assist Miss Jackman, the Dardanelles Queen. As a result the Eed Cross Fund will benefit to the extent of about £SO. The following were the performers:—Madame Audibert, Misses Lillian Greene, Daphne Sherwood, Gwladys Hopping, Cicely Winnington, Messrs Audibert, A. Maedonald, P. Jones, and A. Weir. The same company will give a concert in St. Mark's Schoolroom, Opawa, on Thursday, December 2, in aid of the Opawa branch of the Red Cross Fund.

We have on exhibition in our windows, the Sweet Peas which took the first awards at Little River Show; judge, Mr Nairn, of the well-known Lincoln Road Nurseries. These were grown from seed sold by us, and fertilised with Dial Brand Special Manure. Results are obvious. Inspection invited. eece Limited Colombo Street