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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 67, 19 March 1924, Page 10

' le Best £5/5/- Suit in Jew Zealand i SCHNEIDEMAN SUITS /">■>. | (Willis Street) • =MSbL i In Good Tweeds and Worsteds V""^r ' A Suit you can depend on for s^jffl&t*^Style, Fit, and Good Wear. WfW/ l\ A RELIABLE SUIT • /I ' iW/C^t\ At the moderate rate of £5/5/- we l^^it fJ/ '|PL \ j offer you a well-made, carefully %J^Qi|. W J^wA i j tailored suit, one that will win ' your permanent custom. The JMI^PPi ' style and fit are up to our usual W. high standard, while the tweeds t IJ^TW^A ' and worsteds are good depend- V^Wi^^WMWl/A able cloths in all the latest '; / Ift fl||SV ' popular patterns. „ / W 'W|S» j Try a Schneideman Tailored Suit'/ W^\^K^^ I The best value Suit obtainable at 'i in dressy Worsteds and =^V^\ '• i j Tweeds. g \l \ A Suit that will " suit" the man )% J$ of moderate means. ' '—--<^ W&"MOther Schneideman Suits from ' ,to £7/7/- . :^P=, * SCHNEIDEHAN & SONS Ltd. TAILORS :^ t99 Willis Street LV ToSCo'lombo^" HASTINGS m bo St. The Avenue Queen St. Heretaunga S t>^ WARNING! | CHEAP SUIT LENGTHS. The public is warned that inferior and " shoddy " materials, unfit to be made into suits, are being offered by clever canvassers (" droppers," as they are termed in the trade). These materials are frequently represented as high-grade English cloths, and it is sometimes hinted that they ', have escaped Customs duty, the old bait of something for nothing usually proving sufficient. Next time ask the sales- '•' man for a sample, also his name and address, and follow up by getting an expert opinion before purchasing. This warning is issued by the Wellington Master Tailors' Association jointly \rith several Woollen Merchants. '

W-J i i Background ■ Wherever yon go let your costume compare favourably in style and good looks by insisting that the material be GARBIRCORD, I .-s^^^asHt, \ '^c famous " *!' the year round" \^ tls&*^\ English cloth —the happy blend- \ *• Aft^ilSP *9\ m% °^ su Per"mer'no Wool and 1 Of Yorkshire Weaving. \ 'uftw, or l^e r' 'n *^c social whirl, \ '^TBSt' or !!P°r ts' or f°r everyday hard \ A^l^^Pp^ wear, in fine weather or foul, ' \ *SS^^\ GARBIRCORD » incomparbooklet icnl WjWStf^^^aw^*^^'^ handtome booklet will be »ent free on »r&/«'«"" «qu«t. telling you ill about GARBIR. NOtv"/' CORD. Mention your tailor's name and we will »cc you aie supplied. Garbircord. G. GARNETT & SONS, LTD., Apperley Bridge . Yorkihira. New Zealand Representatives—Wholesale on!yt JOHNSON, GARNETT & CO. Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland, Dunedin. Sot only GARBIRCORD but all cloths made by Garnttt 9 Sens are of super excellence and include—Double Shrunk Whit 4 Vi orsteds, Tennis Grey.-. & Whites, Worsted & Flannel Suitings, IndigoStrges in all weights and finishes. Ask your tailor for them Fit North ■EritlslirSoMd'Ty^ %$' ywß\ i our Iruck. S^S^»,^ The»e famous tyres are easily the most • *""t'-iBv?"'^E*~~~~--^,^ resilient and durable "Solids" obtain. *?S-^ *""--. S^^^^?n ra able—they aremade by British experU ' ' Local' Service Station: ' »K»l«^« 'I Kouse, Diack & bons, Ltd. wmJuj^~. m^-mM ——— 66a KENT TERRACE.' * GS