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Levin Daily Chronicle, 27 August 1918, Page 2

Well Suited! I " IT is just as necessary and desirable as ever it was to be "well-suited" —to be smartly and tastefully dressed in a suit tll£lt i'eaHy FITS. _ > «3y But; it's a lot more expensive than it used to be it you stick to the old idea of "tailor-made." "- r -y- C \ \j\> j>\ iff f There is another way, however, to ensure Economy as 'well as Style and Quality, and Satisfaction in your new •/' , j \ \L\ mm [ su jt—and that'is to invest in one of v*'A \pl® CLARK'S Box Suits h-i-Ax r Here are over 200 of these suits to choose from. They \ run in nineteen different sizes—for long or short, broad or — —f narrow figures—so that even though you may be difficult | I smT to fit > tliat ,liffioult y can be s P eedil y ßolved here> <f , § I jjfjr / Every suit is new in Style and smartly cut, bull | Sr—k nud finished with painstaking thoroughness for real ser- | \ Ha IW Materials are Tweeds, Serges, and Worsteds m the | \ "'iU 11l fashionable Browns and Greys and Heather Mixtures—as | \ ml 11 , ve ll as the ever-favoured Navy. Coats with or without j i W ml \\ vents at back; well-modelled shoulders and lapels. | fp M 11 A tailored-to-order suit of these fabrics would cost you | IMI VI Seven or Eight Guineas—you can be suited here for | IS 1 69s 6(1,755. 79s 6d to99s 6d. ISI | COME TO-DAY AND HAVE A "TRY-ON." JL W. M. Clark, Levin's Best Store, j , Oxford street : Levin.

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