Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 193, 16 August 1922, Page 11

1 "Satisfaction with j 9My Previous Suits 1 J Brings Mc Back I I Again!" I H That is the way one of our regular customers begins His letter 19 m (dated July 26\, ordering another suit. We get them every day from BjjS fit customers out of town who are compelled to write for their require- KM M ments, but our city customers are just as complimentary in their remarks ■■ Jljj when they call personally for a new suit or other garment. g[* j SI We have written and can still write columns about our Suit Service, Bjl | la telling you how we fit so perfectly, how we save you pounds every Ml » time you buy one of our CROWN Suits, how it wear* and keeps its EI 9 shape, etc., etc., but this one sentence from a customer who has had Afl M several suits from us is more eloquent than anything we could say wtM i| about ourselves. What more need a man say to prove how pleased IH !■ " Satisfaction with my previous Suits brings rrie back again ! EH M All that this sentence implies will be readily understood by wearers wjl j flj of CROWN Clothing. The satisfaction that comes from the feeling mm W of being well dressed. The satisfaction that comes from the know- B|| |JS ledge that his clothes are correct in design and possess that unmistake- Eli |!| able look or quality that excites the admiration of men who know. mH 'M The satit>jaciion that comes from long wear and honest service in every Bffi' ■jfl detail of the suit—the linings and pockets and stitching, and so forth, W'M ijja all proving of a quality to match the material itself. The action ffi|| fa that comes from the fact that he can order another euit, no matter Riw M where he is, and receive it in the quickest possible time without any ffijXl Jj fuss or humbug about " try-ons" and all that expensive nonsense. hUS m Lastly, the satisfaction that comes from actual experience showing RPjj ijl that a big saving is made every time he buys a CROWN Suit. He |fS§ ■ knows he is getting a suit in every way equal to the highest class Hjjm S bespoke tailored suit, but at a price that puts several pounds into his Ijjjil \i All this is common knowledge to wearers of CROWN Suits, but W'M Si there may be thousands of others who do not know it yet. and it it W£ M for the benefit of these that we are called upon to advertise the CROWN KJ] ;sj Clothing Service. Hffiy jfl YOU may be one of these unfortunates. YOU may not know HI !jl what you are missing. Therefore it is OUR place to tell you and IH L| invite you to come along and see for yourself. You will not be Km jjjl pressed to buy, but you can examine and try on as many suits as Ml tm you like. We have your EXACT SIZE ready waiting for you. EH 'M You may be wedded to bespoke tailoring to such an extent that EjH 'm you cannot imagine yourself wearing ready-to-wear clothes. That is KM 'JH not surprising. Old customs die hard, and the most conservative PI M dressers are those who go on paying fancy prices for so-called hand- KB 3M made or hand-tailored suits long after the bright, wide-awake ones Hfl M have piled up a good-sized credit balance on their savings. Kfl H It >s not the bespoke tailor's fault that you pay so much more Sfj :'j9 than you should, it is the fault of an expensive, cumbersome, out-of- Iμ H Remember this, there is just as much hand work in a CROWN jil \j& Suit as there is in ordinary made-to-measure suits, but there is often §$1 M considerably more value in the material and linings and crimming3 Kfl ;1 of a CROWN Suit, rfnd the fit and style are also, more often than tM ijl not. infinitely superior. Kj jjjj ,n P ro °f of thi » <ke daily increasing number of professional and 99 pM business men who are becoming converts to CROWN Clothes is stril- fjg I'M These are men who must be well dressed, but they have discovered fift J JSi that bespoke tailoring is out of date and unduly expensive They JK IKM now know that entirely hand-tailored suits are non-existent They M IIM k L nOW . tHat Übo , Ur UWS make U P° ke tailoring a luxury. They know ljS ilii • because of . lt3 wakefulness, bespoke tailoring is likely to become IS E|H in time as dead as bespoke bootmaking. WS& II They also know that the manufacture of Hunters CROWN Cloth- Sir) H CRnlvv ri e ?k iee Mu^t Cally, BC » en,ificall y. ""d mechanically that M m CROWN Clothing MUST become the vogue. It is the natural sue- M ||fl ceesor to an obsolete and wasteful system that is going out. B| EM When made-to-measure clothes are necessary, as they always will it! t£|3 be to a limited extent, they can be made for only . few ..M1;,,, , I*9l H at the CROWN Clothing Workroom,. i tm suit, or other garment, is in evefy respect identical with the bespoke li H '1 c« SUit ° f to - day - exce P« in matter of cost, which is often M Bin about 30 per cent. less. Xl li The essence of Hunter's CROWN Clothing Service, however, is to 1 BSB fit every normal man (standardised into 40 different sizes or variations P ||I of figure) with a ready-for-weir su:t. equal in every respect to the Ri IH highest grade made-to-measure suit it ii possible to buy, at a price I ||a that is only possible by reason of the enormous turnover of a wholesale li wM manufacturer who has cut out all, middlemen's profits at both ends and ii 111 draU direct with the actual Wearer in single suit, or garments at the 1 ,am wholesale manufacturer s wholesale prices. Hunter's CROWN Cloth ISi Bffi ing is therefore the best value it is possible to get in men's Suits and H m Therr are cheaper clothes available, there always will be fl >n 1 iII i II ill 13. ELLIOTT STREET. l : IH'JJ Just through the Strand Arcade, Auckland; |H ! |['::1 Also, at Hamilton and Whangarei. ■I^ The Sauce Perfect '**%, li Lea and Perrins' || II has gratified the tastes | = ||| of three generations 11 111 and helped the reputations 11 ||| of hundreds of cooks. || ill JSL&Ct, i&WTUUt' If sauce /V dfOK; Original Worcestershire . gjgfea j BYMTOUmCIIT iiu!iK^iiiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiNiiiiii<iiiiiiiui»