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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13666, 23 May 1908, Page 4

♦♦♦<»♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ j; No. 3 REASON FOR ;j 1 WEARING SUITS TO ♦ \\ MEASURE. . . . \\ ♦ Having won the case for i » ♦ tailor-made clothing in the i > ♦ matter of price and style^ we < ♦ will now take t \ + DURABILITY. J \ ♦ We claim that the material, 1 ► w fittings and trimmings in first- 4 ► 4 > class tailor-mades are infinitely 4 > ] ► , superior to those in ordinary .4 > £ ready-made clothing ; and will 4 > ♦ therefore wear longer { and fur- 4 » ♦ ther, the clothes will retain A ♦ their shape, and fit you until i ► ♦ ► threadbare^ 4 ► ♦ ► Tinie now for you to be 4 ► w thinking about your winter 4 > ♦ suit. 4 > I L. MARKS, | \ J MERCHANT TAILOR, ♦ I * DEVON STREET. J The Ways i^^\ Watch. The ways of a watch are past finding out. Don't try. If your watch is la^y and won't run, let me spur it up for , you. Perhaps you've negleoted it — let it get dirty, or rusty from lack of , oil; maybe given it to the baby to play with. I get plenty of watches bearing the tell-tale marks of lit- ' tie teeth. Whatever's the reason, don't delay. Delay costs money and spoils the watch. N. GREINER, t WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, DEVON STREET, r ? / v{: ■ ; ' NEW PLYMOUTH. [A CARD.] THOMAS L. BUXTON, AUDITOR^ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. Office': — Over Mr Newton King's. ; P.O. Bos 6g./ TBT T EWIS, A.NiZ.A.A., PUBLll; ACCOUNTANT ' At Offico of H. F. RUSSELL & CO.. • • ' Devon Street.

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