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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18354, 21 March 1923, Page 5

II I Hi Latest Style in English Shoes at Auckland's Lowest Prices They were opened up only yesterday .and are the very newest in fashionable Footwear for ladies. The qualities are England's best, than which there is nothing better, .and the prices are Auckland's lowest. All sizes are obtainable, including half sizes. Black Velvetta Calf 2-Bar Shoe, welted sole, self cap, new military heels — 45/-. Beige Nubuck 2-Bar Shoe, self cap, welted sole, new military heel— Black Glace Kid 2-Bar Shoe, self cap, welted sole, new military heel — 39/6. Nigger Glace Kid 2-Bar Shoe, self cap, welted sole, new military heel— 4s/-. Black Glace Kid Oxford Shoe, welted sole, self cap, new military heel 3s/6. | Patent Leather 2-Bar Shoe, welted sole, new military heel, sself cap 39/6. Patent Leather Oxford Shoe, welted sole, self cap, new military heel— 37 Grey Glace Kid 2-Bar Shoe, self cap, welted sole, new military heel— 4s/-. See Our Window Display Visitors are cordially invited to call and walk' though our numerous departments, whether they come to buy or merely to look at the new fashions and other attractions. Smith and Caughey, Ltd. Queen Street - - Auckland ..'•/■ ■ ■ M "' r - ' ' 1,,, ~ , . , . mi

g ,___ ; ' _^ I Let a "Crown" Suit 1 IE Solve Your New Suit j I Problem This Easter I llj The method-of having a bespoke man tailor you a Suit makes buying a Suit a real Iffl " 111 * problem—almost dreaded by many men. It entails such a high degree of uncertainty. if P|j When a material is made up it often looks very different from what you expected. If! " ffil There are invariably those numerous fitting " visits, necessitating a considerable waste of time \ mil K|| —usually an infringement upon one's business hours. ' wm" l||| Until the Suit is completed, you have no guarantee as to its style and fit, and then if mm \ WM perchance it is not at all as it should be, it is too late; the Suit is complete, and you must pay > j||- J ' mm Then again, a bespoke man's price is bound to be high. He trades in a small way, • Hal^ I If; buys his suitings and trimmings in small quantities, therefore paying top prices. His shop is ■* f|f \ |j!|| usually situated on one of the main streets—the high rental district. His comparatively small 111 ||j|| output does not warrant the installation of labour and time-saving devices, so he manufactures Hiil ||j|j| in an old-fashioned, long-winded, expensive way, and you pay for it. jP I II With the foregoing, compare the brisk, time* and money saving,, and far more satisfactory M|l ; I|| ' Suit service those 10,000 CROWN SUIT wearers enjoy. iffl ' i HI Into the - CROWN Showroom you walk. "I want a Suit," you say. A thoroughly §$§ ' ill I trained salesman sizes your figure at a glance, and within a few seconds is displaying before you ||| flitl suit after suit. The smartness and refinement of the suitings appeal to you—some more than |,fl| MM others. You try on these Suits in an up-to-date fitting-room, and examine yourself in full- P||| Bin length mirrors. ~ hr '". mm The immediate, perfect fit astonishes most newcomers, but why should it? For, after all, |v| lII© that "CROWN" Suit was made especially for your figure. You next examine the suiting, 0 || linings, and trimmings more closely. Excellent quality, you must admit. Delving into the ' '' W< J||| seams, you examine the workmanship—excellent again. ||| s ||j| You make your decision, and ask, " What is the price?" And, to every man who has p, ||;| been accustomed to hearing the bespoke man's price, comes a remarkable eye-opener. The |V Ijlljj salesman's reply nearly halves the bespoke man's price, yet the CROWN Suit you have chosen m Mm probably fits neater and more comfortably, and looks smarter and more tailor-made than did . I 11,; I ever a suit the bespoke man made you. . - f' ill These are facts worthy of your careful and immediate consideration—facts proven to b<» lj •Ma true in every detail to over 10,000 men in this province..- , jjj |f|] Hunter's CROWN SUITS have been adopted in preference to all others by over 10,000 Jjilj i 111 l discriminating men. The entire satisfaction these men enjoy will be yours THIS EASTER and ', 1 jig for all time if you adopt CROWN Suit NOW. " jjS HH Easter is within a few days. Hunter's CROWN Clothing Warehouse is now fully stocked || ' It,J with the biggest selection of New Suits available in Auckland. To-day would be an > | ■% ml excellent time to call and select a CROWN Suit for Easter, We will expect you. la 1 ■ 13 Elliott Street . ' 1 ' : . H| Just through the Strand Arcade, Auckland / . ■■^■■■■B H Also at Hamilton and Whangarei, • »H