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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 562, 26 April 1913, Page 2

A Light overcoat is better than a heavy cold. SERVICE & Satis fact ion arc the slogans <>i this business, and that is why your money is on deposit here until yon ;ire completely satisfied. The chilly days are upon us. Are you prepared? Overcoats that kill chills and protect against storms are being sold to-day at the Mail Order House, Feilding, to keen buyers, and judging by their smile as they go from the store, they feel that THEY have the better of the deal as regards value. Overcoats arc also being sent through the mail. Have you received yours yet? If not, why not. Here are the prices:--Men's Warm Tweed Chesterfield Overcoats, lined good Italian, Nicely finished good ') (k //' 0 Vl . I .it/ wide fining skirts ... ... oV/O <111(1 k)/Men's Warm Heavy Tweed Double-breasted Overcoats. A well made, splendid IXQ/li .> 11J (%K j. fitting coat with belt back " flllAL trrj Men's Reliable shades of fawn Men's Rainproof Raglan Sleeves,O (.)//' 90 jit J.IX I Prussian collar. Very reliable f ''''/ "5 *' / : Macintoshes in two 07 //' iK lit 1. Good rain resisters <•>«/*> C£ John Cobbe FF/ILOING. The Mail Order H owsc A ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR Arthur Nathan's GOLDEN TIPS' TEA Ml k-3 >W TEA PACKED IN AIRTIGHT LEAD FOIL PACKETS PRESERVING FLAVOUR AND AROMA. & II £ 0 > y. o $3 PC Gold Medal Produced in a GOLD-BEARING Province. It looks like GOLD ! It is as good as GOLD! \V£V THESE BRANDS ARE H If ft t q It i. V* 'World Famous."

The New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited, Wellesley-street, Auckland MY FRIEND ! I? BH k 'yv ALWAYS r A PLEASANT INTRODUCTION A Scotch Whisky of Distinctive Quality Bottled in Scotland by the Proprietors D.& J.M9CALLUM, Edinburgh Procurable from the Sole Agents — COOKE & CO. ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND*