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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 140, 16 December 1911, Page 4

XAUOBHADE SUITS AT THE MELBOUBBB The values in our men's apparel represent these three essentials—quality of fabric, superiority of workmanship, and fidelity of design. And it is the consistent alliance of these essentials in ail onr offerings that we would like yon to remember in reading this announcement. Yon will then be in a better frame of mind to appreciate the special prices. Not a single garment in the offering has been purchased in the "open market." The special display is composed exclusively of merchandise made to our. order and conforming in every respect to those standards of excellence which constitute our reputation and goodwill. And the extremely -low prices are the result of fceart-to-beart co-operation with the makers—co-operation which recognised quality as a fixed quantity and economy of price as the problem to be solved. W» describe four of the very latest fabrics. Indigo Belwarp suit, a new weave, similar to very fine serge but without that hard finish inseparable from serges; will not spot or fade; price 655. Fine dark brown worsted, with faint blue shade pencil stripe; elegantly tailored and finished; has deep lapels and long roll collar; 655. Pretty myrtle green worsted suit, indistinctly striped; coat cut in the new shape, tolerably long suit Indigo check worsted suit, distinctly new in design' fashionably tailored, and guaranteed to give, excellent service, and warranted absolutely sunproof. Sure to be a great favorite. Price 60s. Other special suits at 29s 6d, 35s and 40s 6d.—Arvt

ADMIRE THE MODEST .MAC L CABEES! They upeii'ij, lieir time upon theirk:n-cs and laugh aloud with simple glee when on the floor they chance to see a leaf of Suratura Tea! ►INKS THE BAKER swore he'd ' take a fall out of the- undertaker But the undertaker, he trained on Suratura Tea. This Was very rough on B ; but the undertaker, he's married to the widow. See ? f)frD MOTHER HUBBARD she v/* went to the cupboard, to get a wee tot raavbe. But when she got there the cupboard was bare, the bottli was dry as the step of a stair ; but still ■he came back with content in her air—■he'd found Suratura Tea! - feeling very young, happy though yonr lot be lowly, music on your tongue, youth's a gallant glad endurer when he a helped by Suratura, finest tea (none could be purer) poet ever sung! )NCE ON A TIME three men in a boat went to the moon by sea; and up in the moon it was worthy of note each Selenite soon had a song in Ids throat; for they robbed the three men in the venturesome boat of their last Suratura Tea. "ITTLE NAPPY BONAPARTE ~f went to war with swelling heart. On the field of Waterloo, Nappy learned a thing or two. Wellington had bronght for tea stores of Suratura "D." A victorious General, he ! 7A THINK! rJiHERE are more BRINSMEAD and CHAPPELL Pianos in Taranaki homes than any other piano. Our easy 6ystem of monthly, quarterly or half-yearly payments. enables you to have one of these : instruments. 10 YEARS GUARANTEE. 'our old piano taken as part payment. Sole agents, COLLIER'S NEW PLYMOUTH, WANGANUI, HAWERA, FEILDING, & TAUMARUXUI. WATCHES In selecting a watch, see that you get it from a reliable watchmaker, and one who has j| made a study of his trade. A twenty shilling watch is often better than one at forty. Call and have a look at W\jtyl my twenty shilling variety. \^- '" You may have the benefit of my experience, and I will stand by anything I recommend you. C. H. DREW, WATCHMAKER. JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. DEVON STREET. NEW PLYMOUTH