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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11000, 12 February 1914, Page 3

ARE ALWAYS ADMIRED I For their stylish cut, up-to-date patterns, fit and servic* —these are the " admirable n characteristics of ;....... Beaily-tc-WoEr Costumes Exclamations of surprise are frequent: —"I really thought they were tailored to measure." They fit because any alteration necessary is carried out free of charge, and tho prices are no criterion of their " value." COLOMBO ST. 'Phono'J3so

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>stf£tafliflzaar»^ ."','; A ; . traveller whose business brought Him .into our .shop a number of times recently.,' gave us the benefit of these remarks':"- " When I want a suit you will {jet the order because having been in this line (tailoring), I can see the choice selection of materials you stock. .. The tasteful style you give, the expression of satisfaction heard fromyour customers, are to me ainatter Of personal knowledge. Why, if more-people knew all I know about your methods and business, you could not cope with the orders you would receive, but who.the BSiß&saga kudw3." Sir, we "want you t© know, and we will put ourselves to some time and trouble to inform you, either on receipt of a postcard or en your personal call. IT IS WORTH YOUR WniLE. "When I take Ohoco- I Bates home to my Wife l, I always take AULBE- b BROOK'S. She lakes | thorn toißst." —The Husband. She knows which Chocolates are the luscious; fresh, tempting ones. She knows and loves the kind with the soft, fluffy, creamy centres and deep, thick, chocolate coating. She lingers over the deli- [ cate flavour of walnuts or I almonds or Ice Cream Drops, Dolly Vardens, Chocolate Peppermints dainty morsels wrapped in J waxed tissue paper— j marked with the name — j Chocolate Ros© Boxes contain a delightful assortment of the choicest Chocolates. GHRISTCHURCH.