Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17836, 3 May 1926, Page 12

MEN AND THEIR CLOTHES. WHEN THEY STOP DRESSING WELL. When we stop dressing well we save in one way and lose in three ways. We baulk ambition, lack self-respect and discount the respect of others. When we can dress well at practically prewar prices, why worry about the cost. Toe Bierman, the tailor, has announced to us many a time that he will make us a beautiful quality suit for only five guineas, a suit which would cost easily eight at any other quality tailor’s Joe Bierman points out that he does not want us to take his word for this, for he is quite prepared to hand us back our money in full if we are not absolutely {satisfied with the bargain we have received. Many men in this city have given Joe Bierman a trial—with satisfaction to themselves. Many others are considering it--with the approach of winter one thinks of nice warm suits—why not give Joe Bierman a try right away. For those who are wanting a stylish, warm overcoat of excellent quality, Joe Bierman offers a very wide selection at exceptionally reasonable prices, and he is also just now very busy taking orders for Overcoats to measure. Joe Bierman’s only address is at 599 A, Colombo Street (between Tuam and St Asaph Streets). (j