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Wanganui Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15131, 27 January 1917, Page 7

f A AS / TWO MEN MAY DRESS ALIKE—BUT • ONE SAVES MONEY % L Gentlemen i it is high time that you realised the'fact that “ex- . pensively dressed is not necessarily better dressed.’* Perhaps you wonder how it is that such and such a man always looks a 4 well as anyone, and yet can put a bit away for a rainy day. The answer is not far to seek. Anyone who studies clothes economy at all, knows that getting suits to order is a downright expensive method, and so these men who dress well and put money away, wear Sincerity SUITS Ready-to-wear In Sincerity Suits you have the absolute pirinaele of perfection in Ready-to-wear garments. Cut with all the precision of “to order” clothes made throughout in a thoroughly painstaking fashion, and priced away down under “to order" suits, it is not surprising that economical men swear by them I But it is the fit which is so surprising—clad in a Sincerity Suit noneeould even guess that your suit was not made to measure. There are numerous cross sizes, and a fit for any normal figure is a certainty. Ask at your CLOTHIERS .j For Bale by good clothiers, etc., and by George Carrad, Tailor, Wanganui: G. Irwin, Men’s Outfitter, Wanganui; Letfis and Cameron, Marton; Morrison and Law, Huntenrille. The "LANCET' says: “Finer Tea meant Better Health” CHOICE z PERU COMBINES HEALTH and STRENGTH with TRUE ECONOMY!