ULTRA-MODERN SUITS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18189, 23 June 1927, Page 6

ULTRA-MODERN SUITS.

WHAT STYLES NEXT? It is no use trying to predict future styles in clothing. Fashions come and go—-they take their course. What will be worn to-morrow? Why ask? Let j the future unfold itself, for we are con- ; cerned with the present and with what we know. For instance, we know that bv going to Joe Biermau for a suit we get the very latest cut and the pick of a splendid range of new season suitings which say, “distinction.” We also get a first class tailored-to-measure suit which would cost at least eight guineas elsewhere, for only five guineas—just think of it—a first grade suit for only five guineas. All these things we know, because J.B. has been handing out these values for quite a few years now, and he has noticed that familiar faces keep reappearing—back for another five-guinea suit. For Joe Bierman guarantees to refund your money if 3011 are not thoroughlY' satisfied. J.B. has just landed a large variety of the latest shades in greys, blues, and browns, I straight from London, from which you can choose your five guinea suit. but. as these are very limited he advises you to call early at his only address, 599 A Colombo Street, between Tuam and St Asaph Streets. Ready made and made to' measure loe Bierman overcoats are now selling'rapidly. You are invited to call, and inspect. 6