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Waikato Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1405, 31 January 1914, Page 4

r —“imrriT -noinonfow % Special Purchase of Napery Samples. Of course they are a little bit soiled, but the price we are able to sell them at easily compensates for that. HEMSTITCHED DAMASK CLOTHS AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS. SUPPER CLOTHS COLOURED BORDERED SUPPER CLOTHS DUCHESS SETS D’OYLEYS TRAY CLOTHS runners Table centres There are twelve dozen pieces and no two are alike, INSPECT EARLY. i -■ GEORGE CALVERT. CAMBRIDGE, —— FOR GOOD VALUE k

if Li B Vi 'JBSSJUS#Ui*iCVj Of course y.u do. But do you give any attention to the details of making and fit when you buy one ? There is as much care given to those seemingly small items in the building cf the shirts sold at Court’s as in the "making of a tailor-made suit L drop in and overhaul one of these shirts You will find that they are all double sewn and felled in the seams, yokes are nicely shaped, good- quality buttons are used, and they fit well. Court’s have this sort of shirt in all varieties —working shirts, tennis shins, white or coloured neglige shirts. Just now there is a fine display in the window of Men’s Working Shirts at 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 3s lid, 4s Od, and ds 9d. All sorts of materials, and the value and prices are most enticing , SBBBB8S0IE&SSZB9&BBI TWfwruwr - BS& K, R. THE MEN’S OUTFITTER. —CAMBRIDGE §