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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 26, 31 January 1924, Page 14

MEN! Our Great ANNUAL SUIT SALE [ COMMENCES ON [ MIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, at 9 sun. !tf\ $kr> SCHNEIDEMAN & SONS, LTD., of Wellington, the old-established R. * > n&J Finn of Tailors—famous for' their HAND-MADE READY-TO- r*£K& ' I >w<fiL xd^>f< WEAR SUlTS—wish to announce their GREAT ANNUAL SUIT W **^nH I /liyßlTlV ~ A\\ /J\ SALjI, commencing at their shops— G..' /T L £3A 86 Manne*s Street and 111 Cuba Street,'on Ist FEBRUARY ' iXfcyV ' i y^^kSm BUII' PflG3 As an inducement to every man to avail himself of a Highclass Suit jr^ff HpM^*. f Vx^JCrll I dH» • we are placing the entire Men's Suit Department AT A REDUCTION /f VfirMKV'N L ft I\Htß 1 OF ONE-THIRD OFF., This Sale positively ends on SATURDAY, /, \ WlM;\ ' I Ir^ml 5-GUINEA SUITS—For 59/6 " 8-GU ( INEA SUITS-For £5 - «^/l^ f /Jf sill S SUITS—For 75/- , C-GUINEA SUITS—For £5/15/- C^a/Rf^^W^^ /j/flllp^^ll 7-GUINEA SUITS^-For 84/- 10-GUINEA SUITS—For £5/19/6 \^\ K/Yjf ' j 9 Here:art.some of tiie Bargains ' '* NOTE.—No more than oide 40^BTOTS^Tj^^d.i.m^Vlkp^/ Jn. .all-wool • • %^\ \S i *SBff*' Suifiold to eact person, Sale Price r 59/6 (^ I 1 fj/MB' ' > and no goods sold to 50 StJiTSI-Perfect-fitting Garments; in best- . r.ll\ \fflwMffl Dealers ■ / quality Colonial Tweeds ;<,...,f......... Sale Price, 69/< illfi£wAsfiißl < ! .^- 200 HAND-MADE SUITS ...:.....,..'...' Sale Price;'79/9 iH^fldßH r jji 175 SUITS—In Dark Grey and Brown Worsteds Sale Price, 89/6' wBL \WMSM I' ': 125.SUITS—Hand-made; the finest Suits in New ... - *" \^^P V ' I \HvTjT. "\ • ' /Zealand—equal to, if better 'than, the .*"' tfHJH^ ij^^^ST II [ X.%?"^" -- • : on.ejin'^e-td--yoiff-meaißure^v;v-.^^v.-. i .>.j...- Will go at 95/6 f Jgttk ujßl^m^T/ If /''A^fPi&k The entire Stock of TAILOR-MADE SUITS.—They are the perfec- "•^"HUHHHIi y l? I\ \\W-rali ' tion of tailori, n £ and craftsmanship; made in Superfine Worsteds * "\ '.VWSMw "! "'Mm xfrJrWm and Navy Serges. These Suits are absolutely perfect, and are the - LUlfflF™® : Jm/L.'- i(/Owk.' " last woird "^ correct tailoring. The prices of thefee Suits are up to fiiy^ * >'■ £1° All to clear at a Reduction of £2 to £5 - |i '^VA vBHRI TRO^SERS-AU sizes and materials; some in Tweed and in REMEMBER, SALE STARTS . K ''^n J|O|:HHB '■' a — ■:-.-■■: Sale Prices 15/6; 17/6,19/6, 21/6 FRIDAY (To-morrow) at 9 a.m. i ;'lrw£SßP P°ME AND SEf THE WINbOW DISPLAY :, x^^, J»te 1 L! : -y^A ?«E «5 E5?« IS TIME WHEN^ THE MEN OF WELLINGTON T§Hf'■ '^S^ M' * llmTßi SHOULD ATTEND A SUIT SALE. These Suits are NOT shoddy, ■■vffl v 'I' II /#M 'Hi ■ U j *SS m^ d! up -™ *^ best u^litv of English and Colonial Tweeds /^,V^rC^/^|#^V ' ;! 9\Um\WF' a?^ Worsteds- Y°ur buUd and figure make no difference. We /^W^ff&fll^fclfijllK , \> 't/lMftilH <■ claun t0 fit you perfectly with one of our Hand-made Suits, no IfflteWSßßk W¥m& ' I 7 ¥fl ?i JpPl matter .what your figure is. TALL MEN, SHORTfMEN, STOUT W™d£fifl^W™*&> JW I'jKr ■ -" MEN—we claim, to fit anyone up to 44 chest. ■;'"'''" i;'''i'' '^KrHMßwhßwiSs [I Jill; : TAILOR-MADE UNaAIMED SUITS |S . \ :Sm.MHmW We have a number of TAILOR-MADE UNCLAIMED SUITS: They tj lEfSltlluiSl! Wl (I ,' REMEMBER: Sale starts Friday (To-morrow) at 9am i SCHNEIDEMAN & SONS LTIX r TAILORS [j 111 €ÜBA ST. and 86 MANNERS ST. ? ■ ■" ■ . . .•;'■' ', . also at" ■ ■'■ „' ' ' '•■■.■■•'

HOW MUCH DOES IT boST? ,Very often th» first thought when painting is proposed, but the cost of paint might give a very misleading idea if taken at its face value. ..,.., ,\ .'IT IS THE COST PER SQUARE YARD THAT COUNTS. '; ROOF CTIhFT TTI7 R°OF PAINT .p 1 lL£iLil 1 J& PAINT IN FADELESS RED OB GREEN '' - Is anti-corrosive and of great spreading capacity. Its' first cost ; becomes forgotten in service. v- ~ USE STEELITE FOR YOUR ROOF. " Price Now—RED, 20s per gallon. GREEN, 30s per gallon. SMI^H & SMITH, LTD., ■■RIGHT OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. I'ThTloid fcjjjpk\ HardHitting / Kgji Spores** I f^ggjUP^ \ I Uniform ■ Rgmmgtor^Tt^ Load WHEN the game season is closed, then come the days, of real competition— ! at the traps. Clay bird shooting is a tonic for the nerves—splendid training for the eye. Patterns even, shot after shot, whether you fire a few loads or several hundred ' Send for Trapshooting ( . . ' rules and regulations a . REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, IncJ j£fP^^ TH. de SCHRYVER, Ltd., Representatives iP^^^a Auckland, Wellington, Dunedin, Christchurch