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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15334, 17 June 1910, Page 10

AWAY With the idea that it is necessary to pay £4, £5 or £6 for a good suit. It isn’t, and the sooner you realise that fact the better for yourself. Do you know that in England and America the habit, of paying high prices for Suits is fast dying out ? And do you know how this has come about ? Well, for the same reason that other trades have been revolutionised— by modern methods of manufacturing. Take, for instance, the Boot j trade. How many men nowadays i think of getting their boots, made- j to-measure ? And who will say i ( that the hand-made boots can com- j 1 pare in price, workmanship and < finish with the beautiful machinemade article ? Those peoplo with conservative ' ideas cling to the hand-made article and pay far their prejudices accordingly. So with suits. If you have such ideas, have money to spare, and take a pleasure in spending it, then by all means cling to your conservative opinions. BUT if you are a sensible, matter-of-fact fellow, and want to save money, TAKF. OUR ADVICE and ask your clothier to show you the latest production in MODERN SUlTS—the "CROWNALL.” For perfection of fit, elegance of style and finish, at a price to suit your pocket, they are the finest value in the Dominion. Manufactured by Grown Clothing Go. Ltd. < (Wholesale only). 1 FARMERS, mechanics, black- . smiths, painters, and all ' > otlisrs who labour, need LANE’S ME DOLI N 3.0 The nicest, cleanest and most healing article ever prepared fer the hands. Use It daily, if- everywhere. ABOUT this Lamp I Como and see out Incandescent Burner lor kerosene. Fits almost any lamp. 13s 6d. Hinson’s. • VQdtJ