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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21118, 20 March 1934, Page 5

Tailoring at its best . . . provides Clothes that give immediate. and lasting satisfaction in comfort, si vie and Into every Suit tailored by Kalian rynes is incorporated over fifty years of specialisation in this important service, resultiug in a Dominion-wide recognition of the (jiiality of the Tailoring carried out at Dunstable Hnu-e under the direction of Cutters possessing a London "West End experience The Xe\v Suitings now shown];: include a selection of West of England Worsted-. Scotch Tweed* and Cheviots, also New Zealandmade Tweeds and "Worsteds, in {he favoured patterns and colourings for Autumn. Most of these are in single Suit lengths. There is also h wide choice in fashionable cloths specially designed for Sports wear. Willi Easter an.'ad. the present is -i favourable time to pLace orders ivi: Tailored at Ballantvnes. Single-Breasted Suits, to measure From £6 10 - Double-Breasted Suits, to measure From £7/-/. Single - Breasted Suits, handtailored throughout---From £8 10 - Double-Breasted Suits, handtailored throughout— From £9 - - Patterns of materials feiadly sent Post Free on request. DISCOUNT : 1/- in each complete £ for Cash or on Monthly At

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