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Evening Star, Issue 17637, 16 April 1921, Page 3

1010/ £lOlO / 11 CM. ***siaos,£. -s* if High-grade Tailoring at Prices to meet the Times ! We are at present show* ing an Extensive Range of Select Suitings. These we have substantially Mscounted to meet the demand for Reasonably Priced Tailoring. These Cloths embody all that is New and Fashionable in Color and Design, and are guaranteed All Wool. All Suits are cut and fittea on the premises by oar own cutter and made up by: our own staff of experienced workmen. The High Grade of our Tailoring sufficiently advertises itself, and it is only left to us to commend you to call and inspect our Well-selected Stock of Exclusive Suitings. Herbert, JAYNE ca 10/ Oi

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