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Hokitika Guardian, 21 May 1923, Page 1

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A line, lasting gloss easily obtained with “TAN-OL,” the liquid polish for furniture and floors. Quick, easy and economical. All stores. Rignt Opposite ■ — Christchurch Rly. Station 20 guaranteed used cars for little sale. Tyres and accessories at lowest prices. STATION GARAGE J. GRANT MACKIE Proprietor, Genuine Ford spares always in stock. w Psji

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MOOO' ASTKMA m s Voted "%**r Ches -from Cbuqhs , Colds* Croup , V '• and other Chest, troubles by taking Bronchitis &re GteaC 3/eaCer » All Reliable Chemists and Stores sell it for V. co v P$ and 4^5 o'^ ) COUGHS l WEAK LUNGS 0?

For the same reason that a Banker always wears a linen collar"™ The world judges by appearances. The kind of collar a man wears, the colour of his tie, and—above all—the quality and cut of his suit, reflect the status of the man himself. WEAR GOOD CLOTHES. Business is influenced by the clothes you wear. Your social position is affected by them. Clothes COUNT. WEAR GOOD CLOTHES. In your town there is a branch of the Crown Clothing Company—an organisation of the most skilful workers in the Dominion. The Crown Company puts fashionable, well-made Suits within the reach of the man of limited means. It buys all its suitings direct from the mills and in large bulk; therefore, prices are moderate. You get “quoted at wholesale.” Every suit is made ' by experts, who keep in intimate touch with changing fashions. Come and be measured ! m/ r Y lit* Let HELP sea your busmes You can afford good clothes. Come find 25