SUNNY JIM.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16906, 4 December 1922, Page 3

SUNNY JIM.

LIKES HIS PRISQUE SUIT. MOil 11 ER Li KES IT TOO. '‘lt’s really surprising tho rush of •ork I have had in making Boys’ Suits •hieo ’• first ii.nuc. my announcement h. the ■ Star.’ “ remarked Mr J R. Pn,--k. he Tailor who makes boys’ tailcr-mat# 'tuts at practically the same price *s. -lop suits an made elsewhere. These suits, it might- he mentioned*arc made exactly like men’s tailor-ma le si:its, from best of materials, with the best of linings and trimmings, and .in, addition are reinforced at those pieces, where hoys knock out their suits ouickLi fact. Mr Prisk’s suits picaso the boys who wear them—-tlm moth u p "he rare for them— tin; fathers avco pay fur them. Ibis tact is being demonstrated- -J- ' the big business that Mr Prisk is <k,. n? v a> his establishment. f>39. Colombo Street, beta cn Lichfield and 'Lam Streets. A visit there, a talk with Mr T-isk. and an inspection - I,W suitings costs you nothing, ar>£ iy -r. yon under no obligation, by nW bi'of ranwdemMc pecuniary benefit to v , t in i»« wav of worinjs a -mar* aro T* ar,,,eara,„. r f or your -on- at amost economu-ai co,t. -, u 1