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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 81, 28 November 1912, Page 5

MAINLY ABOUT SUITS. I ; fii Gobd suits I The very best suits! That/is,-Melbourne suits. Suits that are famous from coast to coast; Suits that: are scut out scientifically by cutters whim are masters of their craft. Master craftsmen who command and got princely salaries—salaries that the average-country custom tailor can never hope to realise. The Melbourne’s high-grade ready-for-service suits always embody the latest improvements’ and refinements in suit building—constantly -reflecting the latest inspirations ‘of- the highest tailoring genius engagedfin the manufacture of high-grade-ready-to-wear clothing. The suit th atr 5s always the latest model is the Melbourne. Melbourne suits leave no-thing-'-to/.chance. Just to show our words sarb not mere empty boasting, you aro rinvited to come and see these "suits at any hour of our business day, and-we/shall deem it a pleasure to show‘you every one of our latest twenty mbdels in all the latest shades of worsteds;- and not even suggest that ypu! should buy. All we ask is that you should come and look at ’em. The prices- of* the very latest model suits are no more than heretofore—viz., 49s •tl ' '*

Tlie' Christinas season is just upon us, iailduat the Studio Mr. McAllister is making special preparation for it. For ithei next few weeks one dozen cabinet:! photographs and an enlargement will he given for one guinea. The enlargement will he of the usual size, but will be mounted on specially made heavy mounts, with coloured bevelled, edges 20 x 15 inches, and will not require! (framing. The photographs will he, ias always at the McAllister Studio,'faithful portraits and pleasing pictures, and it can be confidently affirmed I What material and workmanship (considered, no studio in the Dominion can equal this offer. Open for, nne month only. X

Evory vfarrner will find that a few Bee'Hives will prove a most beneficial investment. While only raising enough- honey to keep his own home supplied,- he* can at the same time , gain that practical knowledge and experience which will enable him to launch out on more extensive opera*, tions, - with a good prospect of success. Tliei occupation possesses a peculiar. | fascination, and is almost a form of' relaxation to many farmers and their iVnniliesiii Beginners should commence; on a.small scale, learn the ways of; bees-,0 bow to handle them, and what kind of equipment to use. Make the hoes' -pay for themselves and for additional appliances, as well as providing some profit, and allow the businessto grow gradually, until it becomes aj Hugo money-making concern.—McMillan and. Fred ric. Specialists in Beekeepers’ Supplies. Solo Agents for Alliance Dove-dailed Hives and Acces--nnw. .?/ *1