Calling the Police.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 3, Issue 57, 12 April 1912, Page 10

Calling the Police.

A prominent Auckland citizen informed us the other day that "if people only knew what you are doing here, they would arrive, not in tens, but ia thousands, and. you would Live to call on the police to hold the crowd back while you served them. The place would be rushed." He was referring to the value of our now well-known Crownall Suits, which aT6 sold at Wholesale Price, and one of which he is now wearing to his entire satisfaction. He had previously worn (so-called) tailor-made suits only, and did not think it wae possible to get a really good suit without paying from four to six pounds for it. He understands better now. We adopted the American system some time ago oi making suits for all the different types of men (even the corpulent). We stock 40 sizes in hundreds of patterns. So we guarantee one to fit every figure, unless deformed. They are cut in the latest styles by clever tailors. We put in the best interlinings, to keep shape; and are all made in the Dominion by Union labor. Yours for straight dealing. CROWN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., Jusfc through Strand Arcade, ELLIOTT-ST., Auckland,. And at Christchurch.