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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 106, 31 October 1908, Page 16

WELL-DRESSED MEN! TVTO doubt you have often passed the -^ remark that you have seen welldressed men, and it's 100 to, 1 that if you could only see the tab, you would find that' it bears OUR' NAME— WHOLESALE WOOLLEN CO. High-grade Suits at a low price could not be had until we INTRODUCED the ADVANTAGES of the SPOT CASH SYSTEM, and OTHER UP-TO-DATE WORK-ROOM METHODS; and to-day the smallest wage-earner can have SMART-CUT, WELL-MADE SUITS at prices which puzzle the trade. OUR MOTTO IS SATISFACTION; a good fit is a necessity in commercial life, and to get a good fit the garment must be well cut; and more important than all, a perfect fit-on before finishing is absolutely necessary. We are doing absolutely the biggest trade of any because our suits are right — they fit, there's good hand-work in them, and the prices bewilder those hundreds whom we have already supplied. Our 45s Suits are a MARVEL OF VALUE, and those ranging from 50s to 77s 6d make the trade wonder. You, reader, place your order now ; save from £2 to £2 10s on your Summer Suit. All the Newest Shades of Suitings in stock. Patterns posted to your address if you cannot pay us a personal visit. ADDRESSWHOLESALE WOOLLEN COMPANY, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. JUST LANDING, 1 W SEASON'S WALLPAPERS, I Ex Panaroa. I Write for Samples. I )BT. MARTIN, Ltd., 1 M ANNEBS-ST., WeIHTOTON. H • 9 © / « • • • Loved hy ° o © • nil Ladies I c © © « « • O I !_#«• dj • 2/- per Ib. • 9 9 O 6 tt 9 ® ft ® <g <P 9 9_ 90 Willis St. fln ■°ff»jWßHEmwiß'iii l WiWri.i> wi'i nwjiwmmijjii/in A POLLINARIS has been aptly called X3L "The Queen of Table Waters," for no banquet or festivity is complete without it. By appointment to his Majesty the King and to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, etc.