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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 89, 13 October 1915, Page 3

Reasons for Our Success To be successful every firm must " deliver the ffoods," in other words, have the values. OUR customers know what we can do in this respect. We have never misrepresented our goods, or our methods. No honest firm should. The result is that we have secured the confidence of th« public, without which no firm can prosper. Just as surely as the public find out a crooked firm and leave it alone, so when they find out a straight- firm they appreciate it and push it along. Our customers recommend us, and the hundreds of repeat orders and recommendations we get speak plainly enough to anyone. f* Don't think of paying 1 five or six pounds for a suit. Come and see our selection of suitings just received direct from the best British manufacturers. We will be glad to explain our methods to you. TAKE OUR MEASURE FIRBT, THEN LET US TAKE YOURS. WE ARE WHOLESALE TAILORS TO THE PUBLIC, I MAKING INDIVIDUAL SUITS FOR THEM. CROWN CLOTHING CO. • (Opp. Evening Post) 77 WILLIS STREET (Upsfairs) And at Auckland and Christchurch. Palmerston North Agent: J. CROTHERS, George Street. I $6 YEARS' PUBLIC TEST. | Constant attention and years of •^ experience enable us to keep '0 our Teas supreme^ | REMEMBER when buying tea that % •$. there are ho " just as goods " ; If you wish to obtain the most % delicious and rich flavoured tea | Insist upon NELSON MOATE'S. | | Money Cannot Buy Better. | H '$£? TL* >l^k A /v m, |* 0 Celebrated Packet lj|\ M ''# at prices to suit all % P A pockets and tastes |5, I X 1/9, 1/10, '2/-, 2/2, I* | W & 3/- per \b. V ~^f-^-~^r~" t~^ W^tiJ4 No ordinary pairit I f^jW 4 atmospliere •v I S Jll^CniN^l But Ser s ers Wk7f / Sea air quickly destroys ordinary paint— cracks aad flake* it off in dust and particles. Berger's Paint will stand sea-air as bo other paint will. The secret is in the way it's made. § J>^t*&f%fiFg9/7-t — vsSii£gg=grr f, A^f*AT%t\P*o^/m (Full Britith Imperial Meaiure) are compounded of quality ingredients, so skillfully mixed that they are supreme in resisting weather and atmospheric conditions. The name Berger's marks the enduring paints and varnishes — guaranteed on every can to give better all-rouad results than any other. jißiSSl*' 1 ) British, too. There's no foreien paint or varnishes so good. (fag^-J^gT yet Berger's costs no more. Get the British— and the Best. fi 2«?r I .'S cl * If someone else does your painting, insist on Berger's * igk Faint being u«ed. It pays in service. |.3 -i^sjw^rj N.Z. Dim ibuting Agents: R. MARTIN. LTD., M«nners St. MW&Js^ Also»oldby GEORGE WINDER, Manners St., Wellington. 57