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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15100, 22 November 1922, Page 9

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9 You? It will take' you just 4 minutes to read what we have to say, and each or those minutes will be worth £1 to you—lF YOU WILL FOLLOW OUT OUR SUGGESTION. You have probably been going- to do just wliat we are going to suggest, but haven’t done so, because, well—because an old, wasteful habit has got you in its grip. Listen here! Fifty years ago you would have been considered well on tlte way to insanity had you dared suggest that fifty years hence one would be able to travel as safety by air as by land—but it’s a fact nowadays. Fifty years ago your father almost religiously patronised the oldtime tailor, who slowly sewed by band every stitch in his suit. Had you said I hen. “Why aren’t suits made ready to wear?” you would have been laughed at and probably informed that such a tiling was impossible, as no two men were exactly alike in size and shape, but time does wonderful ihings—that which was considered impossible fifty years ago is an everyday occurrence to the present generation To-day you can buy a CROWN Suit, ready-to-wear, that will fit you as wei) as any other suit you have ever worn. CROWN Suits are made by skilled workers who possess a full knowledge of the sartorial art and who know how to cut out and assemble a suit that will possess to a high degree the live essentials—Fit, Style, Finish, Durability and Smartness. There Is an Invigorating comrort, about a CROWN Suit that fascinates a man. Touch your toes, stretch well up over the normal, bend twist, run, jump—there is every possible freedom in a CROWN Suit, without the slightest suggestion of sagginess or tightness. Slip into a CROWN Suit and get between life-size mirrors. Examine every inch of yourself from the lop of the collar to the edge of the trouser culT,- and you will at once make rriends with the CROWN Suit. It adds much smartness and distinction to a man’s appearance that lie gels as pally with his CROWN Suit as lie does with his pet pipe, and as the weeks turn into months- and the months into seasons and the seasons into a year, he looks upon his CROWN Suit as Hie best investment he ever made, and begins wondering WHEN it will wear out. Time is up—here is our suggestion. Follow the lead of the better dressed fraternity. Discard the old-fashioned, expensive methods of getting your suit specially made and measured in the slow, unsatisfactory method adopted by the so-called bespoke tailor. Let your Spring and Summer Suit be a crown Suit., its price will be pounds lower than what a bespoke tailor would charge you to make an equally good lltting, good wearing, good looking suit. Act upon our advice and the money saving alone that you will effect will reward each minute you have spent reading this announcement by at least a sovereign—that’s worth while, isn’t it? W im SlhSf. iff M&aMfeaaaaai Livingstone Buildings, Victoria Street, Hamilton! Also at Auckland and Whangarel.