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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8629, 27 July 1891, Page 3

' Dress and Fashion, J ♦ g ART OR ARTUS. . The Sage of Chelsea, everybody knows, Wrote Sartor philosophy of clothes. Like him GEO. FOWLDS all sham and humbug loathes: His is the true philosophy of clothes. With grand equipment Carlyle clothed the mind, Here bodily equipment yon will find. With perfect fit FOWLDS clothes the outer man : Find shoddy, sham, or humbug if you can.

Go to some other house if you -want trash, For here to sell inferior goods " won't wash." The goods may wash, but FOWLDS takes great good care ~ That they not only wash but'they will wear. Though great'at slaughter FOWLDS is all alive, And, being vigorous, is sure to thrive. No sacrifice he offers—that's all gammon : He sells to live, but not for love of mammon. FOWLDS' profits are the smallest of the small, And truth to tell they're sometimes none at all. Yet his turn-over being very large, - He can afford to make the smallest charge. All kind and sorts and sizes'he supplies, Shirts of all colours, collars, socks, and ties. Whether his sales to working man or masher be All, all are pleased with Fowlds' haberdashery. Good rhyme? Say no? Then just be pleased to find Another better suited to your mind. And when you've also found a rhyme for tailoring Frame both, and hang them on a nail or ring; For Tailoring isTOWLDS' special line 1 Here quality and workmanship combine . To make men wonder how it can be done And must in time cause a tremendous run. Suits made to measure we affirm can't be Surpassed for workmanship and quality ° At the same price. Know then how they are made, ' By visiting GEO. FOWLDS, in the Arcade. ; | -■■ 'I ;, ; ; ' . ./I Give FOWLDS a trial! He"wants nothing more, i You'll come again if you have been before. " I And why? Htfsh! True philosophy to tell— ! FOWLDS sells to live» but doesn't live to Sell. J