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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 308, 26 November 1936, Page 7

Jv “Oha BaAU DISINFECTANT GIVE HIM ttiappii Xtnaj A Tricycle for your boy will provide him with plenty, of healthy fun. We have just the kind he wants for Xmas. STAN NAPIER THE CROWN CYCLERY, Fltzherbert Av. (oy*. Library). PALMERSTON NTH. 'Phone 8365

YOUR XMAS SUIT ifcßcaTcsTvl £S ; So'»£7JS : 6 SAs Tfeux m TAILORING IN SUITS <9UAj I TOR ONCE 9HI IN A WHILE... for instant , wear i n Sixty-six Fittings MOD6LS : D REGULAR. 0 LONG. 0 SHORT. □ regular stout. 05HORT STOUT. 0 YOUNG MEN’S REGULAR. B YOUNG MEN’S STOUT. SrfeSZct&sLcfd raszyejfhjm. 54-in to 46 in CHEST AZtloL we&JZ£z/&u. cf* u*eu>A seuesit&esz. AND BY FIT WE MEAN A PERFECT FlTyou'll be amazed? -JUST BEFORE XMAS LET US DISCUSS PRICES. JUST NOW AND AGAIN we like to put price first in discussing our New Tailoring. We say that you can't pay less than five guineas for a good ready-tailored suit, but if other people put it lower they are not necessarily wrong. It depends on the standards on which the price is based. At SCHNEIDEMAN'S WE HAVE ONLY ONE STANDARD—the reticent, distinguished cut and good tailoring that mark the clothes of the well-dressed New Zealand man everywhere. WE USE GOOD, HONEST BRITISH-MADE CLOTHS, high quality linings and trimmings. The same care is observed in the choice and matching of linings and thread as in sewing the handtailored parts. No extravagances, everything just right. And nine out of every ten men can be fitted immediately. WHAT A SATISFYING WAY OF CHOOSING CLOTHES, to see them on you and to make certain of cut, fit, style, weight, colour and pattern. Why not spend twenty minutes seeing how you look in those you like? If you do, you will agree that a ready-tailored suit, costing five to guineas at Schneideman's, offers an astonishing opportunity, to the man who is accustomed to wearing good clothes. SCHNEiDEMAN £- SONS. UP 136 THE SQUARE (near J. R. McKenzie’s^.