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Taranaki Daily News, 13 October 1928, Page 12

The South School, Invercargill, will celebrate its Jubilee next February. The committee ere anxious to secure the names and addresses of all ex-pupils, teachers and committeemen. Supporters of Mr. W. J. Polson are nvited to attend a meeting in the Foresters’ Hall, Stratford, on Wednesday evening, 17 th October. There is a marked tendency this spring for bright colourings in men’s suitings, and some very smart designs are showing. Yet the navy suit still holds its place for informal occasions. The usual price is £lO 10s. Besley’s, Ltd., are offering 20 suits Made-to-Measure for £7 10s. per suit. This opportunity ‘o secure a high grade guaranteed suit at a lleady-to-Wear price is too good to miss. Maiioys, Ltd., of Stratford, are advertising silks in all that is newest for the summer season. A noticeable fe.ture is the moderate price of all lines. Residents of Albert Road are reminded that Mr. W. J- Polson will deliver an address in the Albert Road Schoolhouse Tonight, at 7.30 p.m. The new Spring Coats, in fight toned tweeds, ■ showing at the Melbourne, Ltd., are simply wonderful value, in addition to being the very latest style. Prices are 35/-, 45/- and 59/6. Special displays are now being made, and inspection is cordially invited. In this issue L. A. Nolan and Co; advertise for sale by auction an eighth-acre and 4-roomed dwelling. This property must be sold, and the reserve being a very low one, will show a purchaser a good return as a letting proposition. This is an opportunity to secure a property at a most reasonable figure. When next in town, no doubt you will miss Messrs. C. C. Ward, Ltd., old premises in Devon Street. This very old shopping centre has been demobilised to allow ths contractors to complete our new building. Our busines is still being carried on in ths rear of the old shop, a ith an entrance in Devon Street, through the Arcade, cr in Currie Street.