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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18451, 30 April 1928, Page 6

STEP OUT I N STYLE FROM SCHNEIDEMAN’S 703 Colombo Street CHRISTCHURCH Smart business men and some of the best-dressed of the social set realise that Schneideman’s Tailoring is a definite asset. Schneideman’s Suits are always modern, yet modest m style—they are craftsman made. HAND-MADE READY-TO-WEAR SUITS OF ALL WOOL TWEEDS AND WORSTEDS 79/6 ( n n opTv) £5-5-0 That Is Schneideman’s Way. You are protected by our twelve months’ written guarantee, for wear, and colour, which we give with every one of our Blue Serge Suits. Note the Address Full stock of the celebrated Schneideman’s Merino Serges Guaranteed never to fade. - PRICES: £5-5-0 OUR ONLY ADDRESS: 703 Colombo Street Christchurch OUR CHALLENGE Try one of these suits on, and let us reserve it for you, while you make any comparison you desire, anywhere, at double the price. Note the Address This shop is now under the personal supervision of Mr, Henry Schneideman. Branches also at 111 Cuba St., Wellington, 167 George St., Dunedin, 19 Broadway, Palmerston North and Devon Streot, New Plymouth. Ij&t i! z 2 Washday Weariness! tiCi Sfuadton of Helpers toYourJkid Housewives who washday weariness will be mightily interested in this message. “When the wash is big.and the dirt clings hard, just add a little Sno-Wite Washing Powder to the water and watch results. Seeing is believing—otherwise you would never imagine a washing powder could make such a difference. Sno-Wite is simply great and it washes floors, dishes, woodwork, silverware, etc., thoroughly. Your grocer sells Sno-Wite in two sires ; the larger one is more economical.” -fto-Wite SOAP POWDER Manufactured by Th. Canterbury Bye-Product. Co. Ltd., Maker, of Verbena Soap. in. !»•

During the week-end seven boys from the employed boys' section of the Dunedin Y.M.C.A. visited Christchurch in order to contest in swimming, debating and basket-ball with the Christchurch boys. The results were:—Swimming, Dunedin 1 point. Christchurch 2 points. In the debate on the question of Daylight Saving the Dunedin boys were victorious. the points being Dunedin 310, Christchurch 293. The judge, Mr Rex Abernethv, congratulated the winning team on their excellent speeches, and also congratulated the Christchurch leader on his reply. The individual points were: Dunedin: Lucas 85. reply. 75. Arthur 68. Ritchie 82; Christchurch: M’Nally 75, reply S 3, Searing 70. Broughton 65. In the ping pong contest, 16 games were played, Christchurch winning with an aggregate o£ 322 points as against Dunedin’s 266. The basket-ball was won by Dunedin by 12 points to 2.

A story "of Rudyard Kipling s visit to Wellington nearly thirty-eight years ago was related by Mr R. Tait at the City Council staff officers’ farewell to Mr H. Baillie on Friday, afternoon, states the “Post.” “Armed with a letter of introduction,” said Mr. Tait, a young friend of mine went to interview the great author at his hotel. After a long conversation, Kipling suggested purchasing one of his books in the city, to which he would affix his autograph. Accordingly the two set out and walked the whole of Willis and Manners Streets and Lambton Quay, but no bookseller had a copy of his works. Finally they came to the shop owned by Mr Baillie, who at once recognised the author, and produced one of his volumes. The valued signature was obtained, and the volume is now a prized possession.”