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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 74, 28 March 1914, Page 14

Tastefully Dressed, npHE man who wears his clothe: X with an easy grace, and look; smart and well bred, is th« hardest to satisfy. He has an instinctive knowledge of what divides . the commonplace or vulgar from th« becoming and correct. • We tailor such men successful!) day after day throughout th< Dominion. From style and cut tc the last detail of finish we thoroughly satisfy — nay more, we delight Each customer leaves our shop an sxample of the highest effort in Tailoring Art. For this exclusive service we ask oot more, but less, than the ordinary :ailor. Our Cash System saves each ;ustomer 20/- to 30/- on his suit. We invite you >to see our stock ol suitings, or write for patterns. If fou cannot call a post card will bring »ur representative to your door. fl«> WILLIS STREET. WHAT WOULD I HAPPEN? SOME of our Customers, on visiting us the first time, have asked us, "Why, don't you open shops for the sale of your goods?" We have poihted out to them — and they have quickly seen the force of our argument — that by; selling direct to them from our Warehouse, , instead of incurring additional expense in opening shops, the cheaper- we can sell v our goods, and the better it is for the pnblio. It is an unfailing- rule in business that every, penny of expense must be added to the cost of the goods, and paid for by the Consumer. 'That is why we prefer to sell to the public direct from our Warehouse. By having shops our prices would be increased immediately, and we should be no better off, BUT YOU, AS A CUSTOMER, WOULD PAY THE PIPER. WHICH PAYS YOU BEST? Going to the retailer, who buys from the warehousemen (who in 'many cases buy from the manufacturers) — and thus you pay two or threa profits — or buying direct from the manufacturers? One handling cxpenso only, and one " profit. Study your own interests, ivnd support tho CROWN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO., N.Z., LTD., 77, WILLIS-STREET, opp. Evening Post. 'And at CHRISTCHURCH and AUCKLAND. EYESIGHT. SPECTACLES .S\ SPECTACLES V «!dVp' SPECTACLES -fj^ _sS&S§PT I SPECTACLES Cr SPECTACLES •«AJ^V U ir HEADACHES fltW* rflt i i HEADACHES V Ur lit IAN Se^'SS MANNERS SI, S^M. WELLINGTON./; > Hgggg CONSULTATIONS FRE£| f Nerves! 7 Feeling "groggy"— as iboucb youd spent a week in the middle of a br*» band contest t Tbat'i nerves all right —or all wrong. You wast tomething bracing, » tonic, tbat will pull you together t-'lelcher's Photphttoaic build* ihe nerves into normal health, makes ■ — them trim and "taut," so that ytn ted ceafideat. alort. vigorotls. Fieichefs Phosphatonlc 2/6 »nd Mi at all Chemists ami Stores, or pttt fr«« *r»a Chas. A. Retchtr, Cheaitt, WelliagUa. «w W. HENDRY, Merchant Tailor, 4, Willis-st. (over the Burlington Cafe). W HENDRY begs to notify his j ( • numerous friends and customers that has agadn commenced business at the above address. Thje utock has been specially selected, and comprises the best and latest Suitings, etc. All work absolutely guaranteed. Please note address. Tpl. 850. milE NORTH BRITISH AND MER--A CANTILE INSURANCE CO., LONDON AND EDINBURGH. Subscribed Capital £2,750,000 paid-up £687,500 Fire Funds exceed £3,000,000 MURRAY ROBERTS AND CO,, LTD., Agents.