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Hokitika Guardian, 16 October 1923, Page 1

BOYS' TAILORED SUITS. AT SAMK PRICK AS SLOP SPITS. Roys’ suits tailor-made at practically the same cost as the slop suits sold in Hokitika is the oiler made by a Christchurch tailor. Mr J. I!. Prislc, (id!) Colombo Street, between Lichlield and Tuam Streets. Mr Frisk evolved the Prisque system of ‘tailoring which permits the price of a tailor-made suit at the same price as a slop one and into them nn the best of materials, the best of linings, trimmings etc., and absolutely the best of workmanship exactly the same as is put into a man’s quality tailored suit. Another feature is that in the places where hoys’ suits wear quickest extra stays arc put in. Write to Mr Frisk, (>39 Colombo St., Christchurch, for patterns and selfmeasurement indicator —they re free.--Advt.

I) A TRY EXPORT CO XT POL POLL. PROMISES TO PE DISAPPOINTING. WELLINGTON., Oct. 10. Contrary to all expectations the poll of dairy produce suppliers on the Dairy Export Control Act promises to he disappointing ns, up to the present, out of r, 0.001) ballot papers issued only 28. ATS have been returned. The poll closes definitely at noon to-morrow. & y m*. % -Vv • For coughs, colds, bronchitis and similar troubles, Lane s can always be relied upon. Other medicines may soothe —hut it takes Lane's to soothe and heal, too —and make a perms* nent cure in the end. ■U n-£ ii? *5? TX. 9 26. !/6 4T» at &!! Chemist