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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 457, 28 July 1915, Page 8

"ELLIS" Suits are man-taiibreci—that's why they keep their —the machine-work tailor can often turn you out a suit that looks quite alright . . . when it's NEWI —but when you've worn the suit for a week or two, mayrbe a month . . . what then? —the collar bulges, the front buckles, the edges wobble —good enough to potter about the garden in, but not the sort of suit you want to wear about the City? —style that will stay stylish has to be man-built into a suit. It requires skill, it requires infinite pains. Machine work can give neither of these—and that's where* machinemade suits fail. —from Four Guineas up, we 'll tailor you a suit that will fit you better, last you longer, and that will keep its good looks right till the last. Man-tailored, that's why! —suitings? Yes, the newest in all New Zealand —Tweeds, West of England®, Serges, Cheviots—in all the latest shades and patterns. From Four Guineas the handmade Suit to Measure OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS —ask us to send you along a big batch of Patterns—all priced, all new, all different. Write for them now. 1 and Co. —Tailoring at the Triangle, Christchurch i

EMPIRE EXPRESS 00. Who attends to your Customs work! W/bo does your forwarding? Who attends to the cartage work? The Empire Express Co. do it all, because they j are cheap and reliable. .463 \