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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17835, 1 May 1926, Page 2

BUSINESS MEN. STYLISHLY TAILORED SUIT FOR £5 15s. In order to convince the business men of Christchurch that they can secure a first-class suit at a reasonable price, J. R' Prisk, the tailor, 639, Colombo Street, is offering blue serge suits at only £5 15s. This represents a genuine saving of £4 15s. Now this suit is not slop made—it is cut by an expert cutter—a tailor with many years of first-class experience. The suit is made throughout by experienced hands —not merely machinists who come from the ordinary factory. In fact, it has taken Mr Prisk many years of hard toil to train his workers. The serge is guaranteed fast dye and only the very best of English linings are used. The finished suit is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. In fact., Mr Prisk invites purchasers to compare such with any other produced by a genuine tailor, and if it docs compare favourably, or if any fault can be found, no matter how small, Mr Prisk will refund the purchaser’s money or make him another suit. Mr Prisk’s great object is to demonstrate to the public the. value they receive in a suit from a genuine tailor like himself compared with the shoddy production of the “ cheap suit ” faker. Some of these so-called “cheap suits” are really dear at any price. 6

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