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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 102, 31 March 1925, Page 2

Tailored-in Smartness THERE'S always that difference about the well-tailored man. At times it’s hard to discern just what makes his dressy outstandingness. It’s not the way he wears his suit, but THE CUTENESS OF HIS SUIT TO HIS INDIVIDUALITY—TaiIoredin Smartness 1 You will like our new styles and patterns. Come in—a talk on suitery will be non-obligatory on your part. McAffer & McShane, MAKERS OF “WELCUT” CLOTHES, CUBA STREET. $ <s> t Sheppard’s Retiring Sale! f ►A Few of the Bargains Offering: f f . <s> “Diamond” brand Soamless Aluminium Kettles, 4 pint, 6/-; Best <s> Quality Grey Enamel Kettles, 6 pint, 4/6; Stevens’ “Judge” Brand <t> Pearl Enamel Saucepans, 12 pint 11/6, 14 pint, 14/-, 16 pint 14/9; / S> Finest Quality Brass Preserving Pans, 14in 17/6, 16in 24/-; “Anglo” Enamel Billies, 4 pint 4/6, 6 pint 6/6, 8 pint 6/-; Heavy Retinned Baking Dishes, llin x Biin 1/9, 12in x 9Jin 2/-, 13in a lOiin 2/3, y 14in x lljin 2/6; Stevens’ “Judge” Brand Tubular-handled, Galvan- w ised Frypans, 9in 3/6, lOin 3/9, llin 4/-; Few Sots English Enamel Saucepans, five in set. 14s 6d; Stainless Knives, tables 18/6 half Y dozen, desserts 16/6 half dozen; “Victor” Flour Sifters, 1/9; Wooden x Wash Boards 1/6, 1/9, glass 8/6. % SHEPPARD’S, , f SBS and 85a RANGITIKEI STREET. S <J>