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Cromwell Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 2208, 15 August 1910, Page 6

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Stylish Winter Overcoats. Our Stock of Overcoats still odors a nice variety in doth English ami Do-minion-made Coats. Tim English Coals are from such well-known makers as Hardings and Hollingtons, while of the Dominion makes wo have the well-known brands, viz , Globe. Kaianoi, and Standanl. TWEED WINTER OVERCOATS Ronidi and smooth surfaces, cut in both single and double-breasted styles, with Hie full skirts, liner] and unlined. If yon wish an Overcoat with some ‘ Style,’— and after all that is what you want you will not he disappointed in those. All prices from 20S to 70S. Tim “ ITYDROTITE.'’—This is Urn coat for which there has been a. great demand. It has become exceedingly popular with yonnamen. Marie of “ All-wool ” Tallied Waterproof Cloth, with check lining. Cut with the Now Raglan Sleeves. Price 555.

It is impossible to make a first-class suit of clothes out of a low-ymdo material ; for, however carefully tailored it may he, a poor quality of doth soon shrinks, looks r.hahhy and loves shape. We never attempt the task. The materials we use are of all-wool quality, firm in weave and texture, bought from manufacturers whose products have a reputation for reliability. The fabrics we make use of for our popular Suits at •! to d Guineas are Knglish and Dominion Worsteds and High-class Colonial Tweeds. The colors arc those most in favor, and the patterns we select arc always pleasing and artistic, Using only good cloth, we are careful to cut the garments with the utmost care and skill, while the workmanship, down to the minutest detail is of a very high diameter. Drop us a postcard and we will send you on a set' of Samples and selfmeasurement chart.

J> and J. Arthur, Mons Mercers and Merchant Tailors, 6-12 George Street, DUNEDIN,