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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12551, 14 July 1905, Page 4

MR. THOMAS DIS, SURVEYOR, Has removed to more commodious offices in Messrs. Rjiddeley and Forlong's Buildings, opposite Post Office. Telephone, No. 373. y ■ mi nil ii — Saw Good morning. Have you had some I Your Winter Suit. In selecting your Winter Suit, don't be guided toy cheapness alone. Cheapness is alright in somethings, but very bad when buying clothes A cheap suit of clothes never looks well, or ■wears well, or fits well, and it never can be thoroughly comfortable.; You must consider -quality if you expect complete satisfaction •Quality in clothes means the best material 4he best fitting,, the best lining, the best buttons the best seeing- It means perfection in everj -detail. It means best looks with best wear It means a suit of clothes that will retain it! original shape and hang after several month! of bard wear. It means a suit of clothes mad< toy NEVERMAN, the White Shop Tailor. Good, long wearing, perfect fitting clothei *an be made from Serges, from Bannockburns from Vicunas, from' Cheviots, from Worsteds from Tweeds, etc. - : •** NEVERMAN is always busy making goo< «lothes, but NEVERMAN is never*too busy t< take more orders, and to turn them out ii fashionable pleasing styles on time. Prices of Winter Wearing Suits— JB3 15s, £4, £4 lOs, £4 !ss, £4 17s 6d, £5, £5 ss, £5 10s. Neckwear. A good assortment of Neckwear cornea ii itandy at ail times. : Nothing so nice as havinj « frequent change of Tie.; We can show you s food range of Bows,: Scarfs, Puffe, String Ties our-in-hands, dc All colors, shapes & sizes The White Shop, AVENUE, WANGANUI. A