W. R. WAUGH, "The Tailor," Palmerston North.

Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 15

W. R. WAUGH, "The Tailor," Palmerston North.

There is a vast difference between socalled tailored suits and suits made by a tailor. This statement will be amplified if those in search of high-class, wellfitting suits will just take the trouble to compare the fit, make, and finish of the two classes of goods. ■■ No one with a modicum of common sense would patronise the vendors of tailored suits when at a corresponding price you can get the real Mackay by going to Waugh's tailoring establishment in Main-street, right opposite the 'G.P.0.,' at Palmerstou North. Mr. Waugh's establishment is the recognised centre for all high-class tailoring. Once a customer, always a customer, at Waugh's. The proprietor is an expert cutter, arid has been through every branch of the trade; in other words, he has had experience and knows the tailoring trade from A to Z. His stock of suitings just now is a very extensive one, embracing English", and colonial worsteds, woollens, and all the latest procurable. It is an opportune time to place an order for a well-made, perfect-fitting suit —tailored in every detail. Waugh's is, without exaggeration, the headquarters for all high-class work in.Palmerston North: There is no other place where fit, finish, and workmanship are so well demonstrated as at Waugh's. Prices are right, the quality and fit are right, and a perfect-fitting suit is guaranteed at Waugh's. •, .