Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Sun (Auckland), Volume 1, Issue 105, 25 July 1927, Page 11

-‘ r p|] | 1 i rx SR ir r* 1 £ fiV/A —L ,: r\k '3 U vTT * * ■‘^v\ SIHCtRITV ■kV * ft g* '3SSR S* fcl •arN ' -V, VV ' If mens clothes were labelled ~ / like fine motorcars we wouldn’t need to advertise Perhaps this very day—in Queen Street, at the Races, at The Winter Show, or at last etening's dance—you saw and admired Kay-Forsythe tailoring. But you could not see the ‘ SINCERITY” trade-mark. Here lies the big advertising handicap of the tailoring business—you recognise the quality and style of the suit, but you could not see the mark of the maker. You see and admire “SINCERITY” suits everywhere. But how can you know they are “SINCERITY” suits? The answer is—We must advertise to you as we advertise to them—inviting you to come to our showrooms and investigate, as others have done. That is the whole purpose of our advertising. LTD CHANCERY CHAMBERS, Corner of O'CONNELL AND CHANCERY STREETS. We are a little out of the n ay, but you will find it well worth whilo to look us up! Take the lift. We are open Friday nights. THE SUN Classified Advts. Bring Buyer and Seller Together

£ i LDI X vi : j;. OQDDODDODQOi toqooog WHBK 2525? J \6au<6 DOgrjoooo*^ qoooi ronii&sN ISllU^ iill •»»» i in I have seen them advertised tsGPXI I i How often this phrase is the prelude to a purchase. Consistent advertising in a newspaper such as THE SUN, creates and maintains a demand for any good product or service whatever its nature. It Pays to Advertise in THE SUN.