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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 145754, 13 February 1917, Page 6

in Men’s Suits. 39/G DARK GREY SAC SUITS. Smart and durable; worth 50s. 32/6 TWEED AND’ FLANNEL SPORTS SUITS. Cool and comfortable; were 39s 6d. 42/SADDLE TWEED SAC SUITS. Good ali-wool saddle tweed; very scarce goods. Worth 555. ZEALAND CLOTHIMG.fACTORX cl t t h e \ 49/6 SMART BOXED SAC SUITS. Assorted colours. Worth 59s 6d. 57/6* TWEED AND WORSTED BOXED SUITS. Good quality; up-to-date patterns. Worth 70s, 65/- . BEST QUALITY BOXED SUITS. Choice patterns; best make. Worth .75s to 80s.

“That invention has brought me £IO,OOO up to now,” a man recentlysaid. Of course he took care to “patent” his idea immediately. Otherwise he might have had a very different story to tell. No time to lose in letting .us patent your invention. —Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorneys, 157 Featherston Street, Wellington. 110 LADIES and invalids will find in Sharland’s Magnesia a valuable corrective for sick headache, and a mild laxative. THE too free indulgence in sweets, cakes, etc., soon upsets the stomach. The easiest and simplest corrective is Slutrland’s Magnesia.