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Hokitika Guardian, 31 July 1919, Page 1

The price of everything has become such an important factor that it behoves a man to pay more attention to what lie gets for his money than ever before. Consider the. cost of clothes? How many can afford two suits a year at ten pounds apiece. Few men care to go so high even if they can afford it. Yet ten pounds is the price at a retail tailors for a good suit. It is possible by cutting out shop costs and bringing overhead expenses down to a minimum to still obtain a firstclass suit; to measure of all wool material for 80s, Dos, lOos, 110 s, and 11 os. The profit is much less than is usually made, but this is balanced by a bigger turnover —naturally 1 lie public are quick to appreciate such a saving as this. You will not get a better cut. while tlie lit and making is guaranteed. If a single essential is not right tho customer holds tlie right to return tho suit and ask for the return of tlie full amount paid. Yon can obtain any other particulars, and see the splendid range of patterns by sending a post card to John If. Glnsson. Cashel Street, Christchurch, with them will come a very easy measurement form which ensures a perfect fit land your satisfaction. Mention this paper and they will come by return mail.—Advt.

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