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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 169, 6 April 1918, Page 3

GREAT SALE OF /' tiLrffo • Unclaimed -Suits i ! Model Suits and J 5 | Model Costumes- / IjMNMANSwi J JgF THE GREAT RUSSIAN TAILORS « Must be Sold at Any Price. Altered to Fit. No Fit—No Pay! 'OTTF (Tft'Q VOTTI? TATf Oil? Those suits are what, we call BALLOT SUITS. Owing .to so TV lIV C 3 J. ij Wi J.J.• manv men being called tip by ballot in Auckland, we have a num- . ~i i ' ber of UNOLAIMIiD SUITS WITH' DEPOSIT tllat will bo sold IOU ItaVC 110 H66d to ask SUCH 3, Question irom from 75/-—usual price £6 10s. to £7 10s.—or a -Model Suit from 'I® | I a well-dressed Lady or Gentleman. The pro- •' 'sSt? D it mLns a &te h S rbT" B rcd° I II m inence of the Sdineideman's touch is at once is 11 possible to produce a good suit, at, 75/- or sot-?" .. Weil, it's H noticeable in the workmanship, originality, !hat k 'Sf p.Ut"o«u 8 TCS W ; I cut, style, and oaality. STtSSnS-S? 1 S-! .. . . ... . ~ , cm) ™if ness—an advertising speciality. Once a man buys one of our suits !®! A perfect lit is an essential feature of Mens Clothing; even we know wevo got him for a permanent, customer. Others may O I the best cloth manufactured loses its value if badly made up or . have "had" him for high prices, but once wo get him inside a spoilt in the fit. There must he no unsightly slackness or creases, "Schneideniim 11 suit we've '"got" him for as long as ho continues to • and the coat should fit nicely round the neck, slope in a natural , woar clothes, and he will be so satisfied that lie won't'grudge" payform down to tho shoulders, and hang smoothly at the back. The ,n S a regular price for his future outfits. chest portion of the coat should fit comfortably close, and the \\-„ ,i„ rw,* « •>' a, i , , . . , ~ . • . c , ■ •, .• ~ we do not pose as philanthropists. Our made-up suits are a shoulders contain just that amount of shaping to give the wearer good advertising proposition for us and for our "Ustomcrs • and a sturdy, yet smart and natural appearance. A suit properly pro- that, really, is all there is about it. So come along at once and | portioned and fashioned will have grace and beauty in every line, try on our Unclaimed and Model Suits. ALTERED TO PIT if b a*. and as so much depends on a man's appearance, your suit should necessary; in fact, we guarantee to turn it put as good a. fit as if a %$ ho as perfect as human skill can make it. We provido to a full V ou sat measured. Tiio only difference is that you save from % 1 degree the tailoring skill necessary to make a )>crfect suit—the 011 your next suit, aro not compelled to buy. Wo ' "SCHNEIDEMAN" SUIT. . Our earnest aim is to see that every , ?"Y,v''' 1 ! P. 1 COme -!" t 7 0,16 on—tl,c " y° u Ivill 1,0 satisgarment tliat goes from our tailoring department is so distinctive ® a ' wa. we ls correc • of bigh-class workmanship and goodness of material that we shall All Coats mads Oil Haircloth. The fronts are guardeserve and secure your future custom. m tQ Why take chancsß when getting measurad for your suit when Timrnv anm T r™™ llT • • \ „ I you have SCHMEIDEMAN & SONS, tho groat Russian Tailors, at -H"'- HJilNlvi iSLJ-IjNIMJJ.IiAIAJN is ui charge 01 the L ; yr.ur service, who can fit you with a Schneideman's unclaimed suit? GeuUenion's ■Depiu'trueiil. j !. I to the Ladies. —Our Ladies' Ready-to-wear Department is now opened with a large stock If .= of the Latest Models from London and Paris, and is in charge of Mr. Philip Schneideman, of Auckland, the well-known designer of Ladies' Garments. Particular dressers, I anxious to be correct in the matter of style, can depend absolutely upon him. - §©>m »(i sss our WMsw Display of Seilfs sk! Muk . ® | SONS, | | 86 Maaaere Street (Opposite Everylsojly's Fldssre TlieaSre)' S

Special Economy Appeal to the Housewife a i Owing to the scarcity and the high price of grape cream of tartar, we are reluctantly compelled to make this special appeal to housewives and cooks. We particularly ask you to use every endeavour to practise economy in the use of New Zealand's popular 1 EDMONDS, ' "Sure to Rise" BAKING POWDER We ask you to do so in order to aid us in maintaining quality and purity. Grape cream of tartar now costs nearly £400 a ton, compared witlr'£.7s to £85 before the war. Moreover, it is jo hard to secure that we have great difficulty in obtaining sufficient for our needs. If extravagance is I 1 practised the supply of Edmonds "Sure to Rise" Baking Powder will not meet demands. If all practise economy, we can \ Maintain Supplies and I 1 Maintain Quality. Remember we have steadfastly refused to use any j but the highest grade genuine cream of tartar—• none of the chemical substitutes which can be sold for a fraction of the price but which when used in I cooking often leave an after taste in the mouth. ' ' T. J. EDMONDS LTD. "Sure to Rise" Baking Powder Works CHRISTCHURCH 07 The Empire's: Call to Economy— Fill every bottle with jam or preserved fruit Trying times these for us and our Empire! Hence it behoves every housewife to do her part in winning the war. Our states- * . men have told us that one outstanding duty is waste prevention—food conservation. Therefore fill every bottle with home-made jam, preserve as much fruit as possible. • There's another reason —money saving. Tin plate is soaring in price and is increasingly difficult to procure. Hence the cost of bought jams and tinned fruits must increase, while imported canned fruits will probably be scarcer than ever. Do your part in the nation's crisis, fill every bottle with jam or fruit—it means money saved and food saved.

I Your GLADSTONE or your SUIT CASE should look j 0 good and be good. Wo are now shoeing a full range j V of high-class Travelling Requisites. ] J Brief lass. ' M'Cases in Canvas ' J Sit lap Seit Cases ia Leatkr | IQaislis hjs IMe Cases la Leatler also Tia fills and Cabin Ms" WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON j ' QOOD FOR 7 WELL fV . AS RlSk » BIG ft r^% T f A\AM 1 ' j J <4 PASTIN=PALMER" is the Biggest | Car Value Offered To=day! ■ j I Comparison is a big word for the "Partin-Pabier." We I 1 want every prospective ear-buy,cr to compare' the "Par|v tin-Palmer" with other Cars selling near its price—for 1 thai, is when its extra value shows most. f Comparison of. the demonstration of the "Partin- ? Palmer" and oilier ears will convince you once ami for I all I hat the "Partin-Palmer" is more than its price would I indicate—yes, far more. I ' Full Specifications and Prices on request. Demon- | stration runs by appointment. [ Zealandia Ketsr Imparting B®. Ltd., NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS FOR "PARTIN-PALMER" CARS, | 153 FEA.THEBSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. | E.O. Box 705. 'Phone 4163.