SUNNY JIM.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16902, 29 November 1922, Page 3

SUNNY JIM.

LIKES HIS PRISQUE SUIT. MOTHER LIKES IT 100. “ It’s really surprising the rush of work 1 have had in making Boy«’ Suits singe I first made my announcement in tho ‘ Star.’ ” remarked Air J R. Prisk, the Tailor who makes boys’ tailor-made suits at practically the same price as slop suits are made elsewhere. These suits, h might fi' - ' meivtioued, arc maPe <*xacth like men’s tailor-made suits from bcT of materials, with the b< -t of linings and trimmings, and iti addition arc reinforced at those places where boys knock out their suits quickest. In fact. Air Frisk’s suits plottse the boys who wear them- the mothers who care for them- the fathers who pas for them. This fact is being demonstrated by die bisr business that Mr Prisk is doing ai his establishment. 039. Colombo Street, between Lichfield and Tua.m Streets. A visit there, a talk with Mr Prisk, and an inspection of ins suitings costs you nothing, ancl puts you under no obligation, by may be of considerable pecuniary benefit to vou in tlie way of securing a <=mart, welldressed appearance for your son at a most economical cost. 710