Page 1898 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Tablet, 2 December 1909, Page 1898

NEVER .PAY - 6 /•' GUINEAS ' AGAIN. 11 ■• • 1 THERE .IS NO .NEED« iw, ,1 I AM NOW MAKING TO MEASURE _£4 4s, £5 ss, & £6 6s SUITS.f-.j[, I NEVER CHARGE FOUR, FIVE, or SIX GUINEAS FOR THEM, THOUGH: „, -,_ Au^ AND MY PRICES ARE 'bOsl'.BGbi 60s! 655, 70s, & 755. It is certainly very true, as many. men in this district have already •^found^ out '7 to ,-their advantage; wthat ' 'there is no ne.ed now to ever p&yjrour, five, and six guineas for a sirit f>made to measure.- "N6 r matter how particular you are, no matter how well you want your garments made, you can now get the very best" garments that it is poss ible to get made to'your measure, no matter how high the price you have been paying, for from 50s to 755. This simply means that the man who has been paying £4 4s for his suit can now have it made to his measure for from 50s to 655, and the man who has been paying as much as six guineas for his suit can have it made for from 70s to 755. I want every man in New Zealand -to prove |rush of my statement "for ".himself.] .r^ant~you to let me send you > samplesHaf %Tie?new Winter Suitings just opened up." I want you to see for yourself the money I can save you, and learn of the satisfaction I can give you in high-grade garments made to your measure. When you place your order here, not only do you secure the ~ advantage" of having a written guarantee that your garments will fit you ., perfectly when completed, or . your? moiiey. '^iU « bepeefunded in full, but you" secure^'the' highest . skill in the cutting, of the garments in regard to the 'latest London Styles, and your every wish is carried out in every little of the malting of the garments ; Hhis all" 'in' Wddlt'ion - to the money you,, saye.pn the price of your suit, which "you" will- agrj^ ltqlbb me is certainly worth while, when you see the. superiority of -the^'ga'fni'ettte: I am now making, , ( both A in 5M . quality, •style, fit,' and" finish. F-want'-'you to write :now for samples^ ojE;mjy splendid new J ' materials — r ,beautif ul - all*- wool . goqdss I" have made "it >worfcl{ ir y%ur .. while to do soi BetterHwriteJityndgy. .'The 1 sooner you^know^aWujt.the.- money [I "can save you,"the better ror* wery* one, ' except, of coursey- the^^cr.edit tailors'; who make Bad Debts. , and must r .-' charge -those who do3^a*ffpj* r |^qs© wlio don't" pay in the price *of ilneir suits. V'l^'sellj onlj^^pashu nn W|ien you place your jorderSmere'groul^As'Bfor „ what -you- "get — riot for wha»t the other fellbw- gets. Prove itjrfoff^yqußs'ilf. Write 1 now, and you will receiTe™ *Big • selection of samples Landjj my simple t -self -measurement fprnwby 12e5uj1!!035d, -r'emjeniber, your suit gives you thorough N<> satisfaction, qp f its icpste you nothing. /TheTaddress Is: "^ECmGE DAVIES, 'WOLMAN'S -^'flßOAqfi £ H Will do what no other starch will do* It gives linen a snow-white appearance, a perfect tfloss, and keeps it etifl longer than any other.

Order it from your grocer, and accept no substitute.