WANGANUI’S LEADING SUIT SPECIALIST

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18900, 22 December 1923, Page 11

WANGANUI’S LEADING SUIT SPECIALIST

GEO. CARRAD. Although it may perhaps be a little far fetched to set down the general maxim that “clothes make the man,’’ yet it is undeniable that a good smart appearance goes far to give any man the opportunity to make himself. One owes it to one's friends to do them credit in public and there is far more pleasure in seeing a smartly dressed man, or a lady well gowflcd, than the view of a dowd or her male equivalent. There is a quaint indefinable style of taste and good breeding in the clothes that Mr. Geo. Carrad, tailor, makes and sells at his tailoring establishment in the Avenue, a few doors down from McGruer's Corner. Mr. Carrad has long been recognised by all smartly dressed men as one of the few firms where absolute suit satisfaction is a certainty— not a question. The materials this firm uses are all high grade, the fitting is perfect, and those who once go to Mr. Carrad never dream of going elsewhere, so satisfied are his permanent customers. The Economy Suit.—Not only does the well known suit specialist produce the goods from his own factory, but he has been creating quite a lot of pleasure in the community by fitting men and boys with Economy Suits. Now, an Economy Suit is something that is difficult to distinguish from the ordinary tailored suit to measure. The products of the Economy made tv measure tailoring department are first in appearance, supreme in quality and represent the most economical and satisfactory suiting to which a man can subscribe. These suits are equal in fit, style and finish to anything the Dominion can supply. Of course all the measurements are taken by Mr. Geo. Carrad himself so that the fitting is guaranteed. The client selects his own pattern cloth from the large stocks the tailor carries, and the suit is then made up to order. These Economy Suits are all the rage and are a boon to the average man who desires a quality suit, aristocratic in appearance and a perfectly fitted garment at a cost several pounds under the price of the ordinary tailored suit. Mr. Carrad will be pleased to measure you for your next suit, and, being a tailor, he can assure that correct measurements are given and that a perfectly fitted suit is the result.