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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11401, 21 March 1930, Page 7

Even Strong, Silent Men— Fall to the subtle spell of crisp Autumn and turn their thoughts suitwards and to Men may and no doubt will continue to poke fun at women’s subservience to fashion, but on these clear, crisp Autumn days the air seems pervaded with some subtle quality that starts masculinity, young and old, to thinking of what it will wear; and just as surely as you commence to ponder the problem of suits so just as surely will suit Number 55 find unanimous favour in men’s eyes. This Suit is of the New Thorn-proof Tweed A fabric loomed from hardy, longfibre wool—a fabric so closely and sturdily woven as to resist scuffing, roughing or penetration by thorns —hence its name. Above all, these suits have that attribute which a man holds above everything else in clothing—EASF.. Tt is a conservative ease that allows full freedom of leg action and that finished snugness about the hips that smartens any figure. See this beautiful new suit to-day and be sure and Ask for Number 55 5 GUINEAS Nett Cash & H.mm Palmerston Rorth>

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