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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 45, 7 October 1911, Page 5

85s—MELDOURNE TABLOR-MADE SU 87. The records of t!io past are eclipsed to-day. The Melbourne habit of looking ahead is at the very apex of justification. The new Tailor-made Suits at Gss is a challenge in values. It’s a prophecy come true. An ideal built a round* a permanent principle. A supremacy that brooks no argument. Never has a suit boon offered for approval with so much confidence. Never a suit created and built embodying so many proven advantages. It’s a dominating suit—a twentieth century masterpiece. Take any one of the dozen new models for an instance. Note the new features; the extra full length, the “cut in” at the waist, the new deep lapels, the wide revors, the vest cut just a trifle lower: note the set and hang of the coat; the snug fitting of the collar. Note the new American shoulders; note the absence of exaggerated padding where the sleeve joins the shoulder; note the new roll collar and the semi-square out of the coat. Trousers are cut just a trifle fuller than last season, with just that perfect hang and fit over the instep that only a master craftsman can impart.*

Pumps! Pumps! Pumps!—Gould’s Lift and Lift and Force, from 14s each; also, rams, from 45s each. A largo assortment of pipe and fittings always in stock.—i\lci\!illan and Frodric. Broadway, Stratford.*