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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 302, 19 August 1916, Page 3

A FKILM BOY ■IN IHAPttH— 1 "LOOKS BAM" ON M'KIMHN'S SUITS NO liner tosliiiioiiy as to the goodness of a Suit than the l'a-t that the garments leave a lasting and good impression on the mind of the wearer! Ami hero is one verse from a rhyme l which a Ueilding boy wrote while sitting iv his tri'iich in France'— "I also see McMenamin's picture, Ho will give you his own guarantee; Well, I. hope that his word still holds out till He sells his next Suit there to me." Away in a foreign land— engaged in tho grim business of war, our Fed-l-ing soldier looks back upon the good "Heady-Tailored" Suits Aye sold him— looks forward to the day when he will wear a McMenamin's Suit again*! Sir—jr o fc new-suited at McMenamin's, and se.'cure clothes that will plcaso from start to finish 1 FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED FOR QUALITY AND VALUE.

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