"I LIKE IT.”

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18016, 29 November 1926, Page 14

"I LIKE IT.”

A PRESENT-DAY STORY. “I like the feel of this cloth—the tailor will be right!” It's not a bit unusual for Joe Bierman’s customers to express real appreciation of his fabrics as well as his work. They know from past dealings with him that his work is faultless in every detail and that his prices are the lowest at which good quality made-to-measure suits can be had. Joe Bierman is now showing to his patrons the hew summer suitings that look well and wear well. These materials were personally, painstakingly selected by J.B. so that his clients could benefit by the finest products of English and New Zealand woollen makers. Superb in weave and texture, they’ll ont-wear the average quality suit, and the superlative work that J.B. puts into them assures you lasting good style. Joe Bierman’s prices range from five guineas for suits equivalent to the eight guinea pro ductions of other quality tailors, and he guarantees the money back if pur chaser is not satisfied. Note his only address; 599 A, Colombo Street, be- I tweeen Tuam and St Asaph Streets. I No connection with any other concern, i