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Western Star, 9 October 1908, Page 3

TO CLOTHE THE PEOPLE [Cheaply and well Is always a Problem In countries lying nearac the it is aimpjfir. la Fiji fivo yards oi Oalicp worth ball a crown make a drefie suitable for church or market. N«t s o here, but we try to some at near the half crown oa the prices of Colonial I'weads allow. This is the best we can do. MEN'S READY TO WEAR SUITS made from sound Kola poi Saddle Tweeds, guaranteed to fit men of standard builds tr — " «_--s —~ trousera builds to perfection, and to wear well. Price 42a fid, extra 12b bd. BOYS’ SUITS in all sizes and in all the leading shapes. To give you an idea of prices, a Suit for an average boy of six years will be No. 6 and will,cost 15s Gd and the prices of the Suits rise a shilling per size up to IS which will fit an average boy of 16 years and the price is 25s 6d. No. II will fit a boy of 13 years and is 2is fid. We are not quoting you the price of rubbish, these are good Suits, [EN'S SUITS TO MEASURE, factory finish, well trimmed, and fit guaranteed from 47s fid to 90a according to oS tweed selected. the value Samples and Measurement Forms on Application. MEN'S BEST TAILOR MADE TO ORDER SAG SUITS finished and trimmed, first class in every respect, from £4 15s to £5 ss. Ladies’ Tailor Made Costumes to Measure. From very choice MOSGIEL SUMMER SUITING TWEEDS A modern Tailor made Costume is the loveliest Dress for Ladies’ outdoor wear ever designed and these Mosgiel Tweeds, for excellence of fabric and beauty of colouring are worthy of a place in an art exhibition. Price £6 6s. LADIES’ DRESSES TO ORDER are most carefully fitted and made. We have opened an extensive assortment of high class Dress goods including a large number of single Dress Lengths in exclusive designs. A Quiet Word to Young Ladies. The chances are that wo furnished your mothers Wedding Outfit, let us furnish yours. . Bear in mind that all our dresses and suits are subject to a shilling in the pound cash discount. A dress at £6 is ' thus £5 14s and a suit at £5 is £4 16a cash. As you can not lend your* money on good security and gain as much per cent in a year the advantoge of paying cash is apparent. 'THOM SON & BEATTIE, LTD INVERCARGILL.

J. T. BBOOEEB High. Class Ladies and Grentlemen’s TailorMAIN STREET. OTAUTAU. Orders should now be lodged with me for Spring Suits. The secret of my success is the satisfaction I am able to give. Note .Address : Main Street, Otantau. G. M. ROSS, GENTLEMAN’S OUTFITTER, MAIN STREET, OTAUTAU. GREAT CASH Clearing Sale NOW ON NO SHODDY STUFF. mr £475 "Wl Worjh of Goods to be offered regardless of cost. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. £. MATHESOS, General Merchant, Main Street, OTAUTAU A Large Stock of Groceries, Ironmongery Crockery, etc, always on hand 'Sheepskins, Rabbitakins, Hides, Pat and ■)airy Produce taken iu exchange for stores Agent Standard Insurance Co. MOFFETT AND CO, WHOLESALE Wine & Burnt Merchants AN D DIRECT IMPORTERS of all leadng Australian and Continental Wines and Brandies GOME STREET, BLUFF Sole Agents for Watson’s Eo. 10'Whisky Hancock’s Imperial Ale. Ist Award N.Z. Exhibition. Also Manufacturers of Aerated Waters Cordials and .uofiett’s Favourite Worcester Sauce. Sole Brewers of the Famous London Tonic Ales and London Tonic Stout, an excellent dinner beverage, brewed from the inest hops, _ _ MOFFETT and CO, Esk Street, INVERCt HILL Invercargill Telephone 98 P.O Box 49, H UFF Telephone 49 Bluff THOS. COOK ana BON, Book passengers by all lines to all parts of the world. Renter’s Telegram Co, Ltd Cable or mail money to I any pari of the world. ; Ocean Accident Corpiratiun. Ensure employers against accidents of workers. W. B. SOANDKETT, AGfcNT Corner Dee and Esk Streets, INVERCARGILLShamrock Hotel, FAIKFaX, B. McNAY Pbopbibtob Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands Goood Stabling. Travellers will find here all fcho Comforts of a home. iDIGO GARDEN MANURE, made Sutton and Sons formaiae, 3,7, i 28 pound bags. Use this man- , get best results. Obtainable noal agents. SUTTON’S DWARF DEFIANCE PEAS secured highest honours in Britain. Is packets. 2/G quarts. ObtainI able from lofal sgsnts. A Tsaff of. old, who caught a cold. Sent for his Empress who was told , It was her fault! Then he lay hold [ ) Of his poor wife, and slew her I ! >phe tyrant's crime was quite abaurdl She’d done her best, upon my word!