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Hokitika Guardian, 16 February 1921, Page 4

You can buy Suits Direct at first cost Shorn of shop costs, travellers’ expenses, salesmens’ salaries, you can obtain a first-class all wool sac suit to measure straight from the workroom for £5 17/G to £8 15/-. You have forty-five patterns to choose from... English and Colonial worsteds and tweeds in every shade. But the profit per suit is so small you can’t have credit and get the value. You are compeirnted for this by beiug pounds in pocket and the makers by a greater volume of business. A tremendous number of men buy their suits on these lino 3 from Glasson’s, Christchurch. This firm promise and back, it up by a binding gauarantce that they will satisfy you in fit, style and making, failing which the whole of your remittance will be refunded without .juestion. The simple selfmeasurement system sent with the patterns, has enabled hundreds of men in both islands to participate in these low cash prices, and obtain such satisfaction that, every year they re-order from the original measures. You have only to drop a line to GLASS ON S, Warden’s Buildings, Caslicl St., Christchurch, to get the lull range of patterns and all other information by return mail. Now is a good time, d