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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 85, 10 April 1917, Page 3

'.''■■ A WARNING^ . Imitation, we all know, is the sincerest form of flattery, and especially does this apply in business. We -have earned a- name throughout New Zealand as the firm who give unapproachable tailoring values. Cases come under our notice from-time to time of people being under the .impression ■ that we distribute our auits per medium of the middlemen—clothiers and mercers. We wish to point out that no suits offered by retailers under the name of "Crown" or similar names are our manufacture. We deal only with the public direct, and the values we offer cannot possibly be got by supplying you through retailers., ''"■■«• Also, our reputation is at the back of the suits we sell, and we cannot afford to sell suits that are not. what we claim them to be; in every respect. For at least 30s less than the small establishl rnents charge wo will make you a suit that will fit as well, wear as well, look as well, and keep its shape as well as any 'suit you ever paid a fancy price for. Thousands of men throughout New Zealand know that, and'are continually, recommending us. An enquiry will be worth your while, and you will.not be placed under any! obligation to purchase. Crown Clothing Company (N.Z., Ltd., Willis-street, opposite Evening Tost, Wellington.—Advt. ' ' For days with a, nip of winter, • try our fleecy uuderwear, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s 6d. Geo. Fowlds. Ltd., Manners-street. —Advt, •' ....■'- Every chemist and store sells Martin's Apiol Pills in New Zealand. See the signature, 'Wm. Martin, Southampton, England, is on .each bottle.— Aifi, '