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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15862, 27 February 1912, Page 9

a I was asked yesterday by a roan who had been connected with suit-selling all his life how I could sell such remarkably good Suits at 3 and 3J guineas. I directed his attention to the notice on the window, which stated that these suits yere machine-tailored, and sold on a six.nenths’ free trial. The reason why 1 can give such remarkable values—which have set the people of Canterbury talking so much is that I MAKE EVERY GARMENT I SELL, and buy in the very best markets —in most cases direct from the manufacturers and selling for cash only. , The hand-made Suits I sell from 4 guineas up are equally good value. In this grade the v:ork is done hj hand, 'and the coat is made on the knee of an expert tailor, in precisely the same way as in a six-guinea suit elsewhere. Such a first-class tailoring service, with experts in each particular line, has raised my business head-and-shoulders above the procession of amateurs and novice* which infest the tailoring trade, and today I do the largest and sqearest business of any tailor in New Zealand’. , . (life i Kmtfrmi I- ulailnr

your new sewing MACHINE., Think about tho Davtcmia auto drop, £7 ss. Think hard about it- R°“ {nember, Minson and Co. take ah fj’ooe by guaranteeing it for ten years, tjoo