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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 201, 14 November 1927, Page 5

GLOVES in faultless fitting, correct styles and qualities that lead for value and wearing satisfaction. ART. SILK, PURE SILK, Also FABRIC Ladies’ Superior Quality Artificial Silk Gloves, perfect fitting, with one dome and small frilled gauntlet, daintily embroidered with contrasting colours. Sizes 5£ to" 7. In Silver, Nude, Pastelle, Sunburn, Bois de Bose, Sand, Champagne, Capricia, also White, embroidered self. Splendid value. 5/11 pair. “Kayser” Made 1-Dome Pure Silk Gloves, with double tipped fingers and self frilled or turn-over cuffs, effectively stitched. Pastelle, Sand, Rosewood. 8/6 pair. Also, “Kayser” Pure Silk Gloves, with small frilled cuff, embroidered in Jade, Blue, and Bose, to contrast with Sand, Drab, Silver, or Pastelle. 9/6 pair. Ladies’ 1-Dome Pure Silk “Kayser” Gloves, faultlessly manufactured, with double tipped fingers and pleated turn-over cuff, trimmed Helio. or Blue. This excellent value, guaranteed wearing glove, in Silver, Sand, and Pastelle, also White, trimmed self. 9/11 pair. Ladies’ Superior Quality “Kayser” Pure Silk Gloves, with double tipped fingers and self embroidered turn-over cuffs, in Grey, Pastelle, Sand, and Rosewood. 11/6 pair. Also, with self embroidered gauntlet, in White, Pastelle, and Sand. 12/6 pair. Good Value in 1-Dome Pure Silk Gloves, finished small gauntlet or turn-over cuff or darker shade. A double tipped finger, durable line, in Grey, Sand, Pastelle, and Mastic. 6/11 pair. Better Quality 1-Dome Pure Silk Gloves, with double tipped fingers and small gauntlet, or turn-over cuffs, neatly embroidered self shade. Grey, Pastelle, Mastic, and Rosewood. 8/6 pair. Ladies’ 1-Dome French Fabric Gloves, finest quality, perfect fitting, trimmed floral ribbon of contrasting shade. Pastelle, Sunburn, Sand, Grey. Good value. 3 11 pair. 1-Dome Durable French Fabric Gloves, superior quality, with small gauntlet, cuff embroidered and trimmed fancy ribbon, in Beaver, Grey, Pastelle, also White. 4/6 pair. Ladies’ 1-Dome French Fabric Gloves, with perfect fitting turn over cuff, daintily embroidered with contrasting ribbon. White embroidered self and Gold, also Flesh, Grey, and Pastelle, embroidered Pink and Helio. 4 11. Also with smart turn-over cuffs, trimmed contrasting shades, in Silver, Pastelle, Sand, and Sunburn. 4/11. Ladies’ Washable French Suede Gloves, with smartly embroidered turn over cuffs, in contrasting colours, on Pastelle, Bois de Rose, and Sand, also with self turn over cuff in Tale Pastelle. Perfect quality. 11/6 pair. Ladies’ 1-Dome Washable French Suede Gloves, with small gauntlet, edged fringe, and lined white. A faultless fitting, superior Glove, in Grey, Tan, and Pastelle. 12/6 pair. 2-Dome French Suede Gloves, with neatly embroidered silk points, in Black, Brown, Cinnamon, Mole, Grey, Pastelle, and Sand. 10/6 pair. Ladies’ 1-Dome French Kid Gloves, with small cuff in White, embroidered Gold. 9/11 pair. BEACH TOWELS at “J.C.L. Leader Value” Prices COLOURED TOWELS J.C.L. Leader Value. Size 23 x 48, with fancy Blue, Red, and Gold stripes; guaranteed fast colours. Ideal for home, beach, or bach. 2/6 each. WHITE TOWELS J.C.L. Leader Value. Size 24 x 45, with Light Blue stripes, fast dye; recommended for lasting wear and value. 2/3 each. J.C.L. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiir.il Further Selection of the Popnlar Readers’ Library Books 9d each, in the Bargain Basement. "STAR ATTRACTIONS’ MEN’S “PERMACOLA” NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with guaranteed fast colour new stripes, on light grounds, in Black, Blue, Helio., Fawn, etc. A thoroughly reliable quality, J.C.L. - made Shirt, with reinforced neck bands. All sizes, from 14 to 17J. Unequalled for value. Ground Floor. STAR ATTRACTION A /it . 2 for 8/6 PRICE to-morrow, eacn, ror © o. LADIES’ USEFUL OVERALLS OF GOOD SERVICEABLE JAZZ COLOUR DESIGN CAMBRIC, made with round neck, short sleeves, and pockets, also slightly gathered on hips. A practical garment for house oi b Star Price, 4/11 TO-MORROW. FROM 9 TO 11.30 A.M ONLY. Mail Orders not accepted .. at "Star** Attraction Price’ 'illliilllllllllilllllllflllllllllll Splendid Range of Novelty Sunshades, for all occasions, showing Ground Floor Department. ‘Always Busy . JOHN COURT Ltd. AUCKLAND’S LEADING DRAPERS AND FURNISHERS

DR. FRANK CRANE’S DAILY EDITORIAL HONESTY (Copyright , 1927) T E. B. MAXWELL a garage-keeper, has recently had impressed upon him the honesty of most men. Three years ago Mr. Maxwell was serving a chance customer and hung his tyre gauge on a ring on the door of the car. The driver drove away and took the gauge. Recently, after three years, this customer stopped in Maxwell’s garage again and returned the gauge, telling where he had found it. He had intended to return it sooner, but could not remember the garage. This illustrates the fact that honesty is a commoner trait than supposed. David, the psalmist, alleges that he said in his haste, “All men are liars.” David was mistaken. Most men are honest. A postmaster once told me that if the average man made a mistake of two cents at the stamp window, he would walk a block or two back to rectify it. He would rather take all that trouble than to be bothered with the consciousness that he had swindled somebody. I once got some money at a bank window and when stepping aside to count it I found that the clerk had given me ten dollars too much. I said to him, “You have made a mistake in giving me my money.” “We do not rectify mistakes once they are made at the window. Please step aside,” said the clerk. “But the mistake was in my favour. You have given me ten dollars too much,” I said. That was different, and the clerk accommodatingly counted the money and found that he had been mistaken. Some people will cheat by picking up a newspaper and not placing the money on the stand if the dealer is not there. Some people will try to cheat the railroad company and be delighted when the conductor overlooks them. But most people are honest, as the news dealer testifies when he leaves his pile of papers unguarded and trusts people to leave the money when they take a paper. Whether it be a moral sense or the discomfort of having done a wrong deed or the fear of being found out, the fact is that the average man finds it more comfortable to go along without cheating. The card cheat is a rare bird and the clerk who taps the till is the exception contrary to the prevailing opinion. Most people have a conviction that they are going to get along better if 'they keep in harmony with the universe. The fact that the stars in their courses fight against the wicked may be a mere superstition, but we don’t ! like to take chances, i