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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 493, 28 April 1909, Page 6

WINTER OVERCOATS FOR MEN Made to Order. You may (jet already mado'Ovorcoat to fit you,' and'you may not. The chances are that you will not. Tho ready made garments ara mado to standard measurement;;, and you may bo just over or just under tho standard. A WINTER OVERCOAT MADE TO MEASURE Is mado to ft you. You are the model, and tho coat is made for, you; with a ready made coat, the garment is the model, and you must try to fit into it.. There is littlo chanco of a correct fit under such conditions. Furthermore, tho ready to wear garments are made in thousands to standard sizes, and with hundrods of workers to control, good, honest work is not always possible. It is different with tho made to moasuro garments. The.chances'.of failure aro fow. The coat is mado for ypu, and at every stage of its progress tho work is to see that there are no faults, no .scamping. A MADE TO MEASURE WINTER' OVERCOAT Costs a little more than the ready made garment, and it is well worth the increased cost, benaUßO there is increased satisfaction. You get a stylish, dressy overcoat, .and you haVo tho choico of a. wide rango of picked fabrics. ' We mako overcoats as they should bo made; Extra strength is given to the wearing parts. Thus, the buttons, which are a sourco of never-onding troublej aro strongly sewn, ■ and it is only the very roughest of handling that would separate them from the garment. ' ! Tho time to order an overcoat is now, and our tailor is ready to\take year measurements to-day. A SPECIAL OVERCOAT.-We make a specially fino, serviceable, and dressy Ovcrfcoat, silk lined slcoves and yoke, for tho moderate sum of £4 4/EXTRA SMART OVERCOATS in "Cheviot," "Saxony," or "Llama," in. decorous SatttVns, and honestly mado' in every Dt,'4 at £5 6/-, £5 15/6, £6 6/- / i We guarantee fit, style, and workmanship of every garment mado in our Tailoring Department. & Stams, Limited.'] t -

■ ■ '!] / T QNDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE iu l INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT. 'Security to Policyboldere .. ,£4,430,000. Mercantile and Every Othor Description of Risk Undertaken at Lowest Current Rutee. - : .Chief Agenfo— JOHNSTON AND- CO., LTD., Wellington. Clll7 QEAFORTH S. .MACKENZIE, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, \CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.

FUNERAL NOTICES. nnHE Friends of JOSEPH THOMAS BAR--IL. RETT are respectfully invited to attend L'lio Funeral of his late beloved 'Wife, Margaret, which will leave his residence, No."l Cambridge Avenue) TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), at 2 p.m.; for St. Joseph's 'Church, Buckle Street, and thence to Karori Cemetery.' . \ ■; .'*■ J. AND A. WILSON, , LTD., V, : . ■;■■'. , :■■■'.■■ Funeral Furnishers. . ; - rTIHE Friends of the late .GEORGE MERCER, J- who died at Stoke, Nelson, 1 are respeotfully invited.to attend his Fun«ral, which will leave the Queen's Wharf at 9'ia.m. THIS (WEDNESDAY) MORNING,- the 28th .in.st., for the Karori * Cemetery. ■ . . : . ■'. • D.;AND J. RITCHIE, . ' , ; ■■■■' - : Funeral Furnishers, "' ;'■•■ ■.: ' '• '■:. Si and 86 Revans Street. •■■Telephone-.1964.- ■•- , : ' 7693