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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3558, 21 August 1920, Page 1

£peeial Advertisements. ■-«^;ifltifiiißf^^Bng»tht3jcaEjoqy«»iiH»MMtt» THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE W *Sj 81 K*:J frft i R 5 ifissa ■ m m m x< m mW\ © s^. ®s I k' I3t a mm SI ?<$ v.% —=_ • ■ " *> «* There's a difference in the way they're made—and that makes a big difference in the way they look and stand up under wear, i There's a big difference in your satisfaction! • A critical inspection will convince you that GARDNER'S NEW READY-TO-WEARS are far different from the ordinary i n the way they're tailored. You will notice it in the snappy style—in the careful way in which each suit is finished —in THE SUPERIORITY OF TH E LININGS AND TRIMMINGS. But you'll notice it still mo e if you try on a coat o'r two, and note the perfect "hang"—the graceful way the shoulders "sit." In justice to yourself SEE THESE READY-TO-WEARS BEFORE PURCHASING YOUR SPRING SUITS! Remember that they mean worth while saving on your clothing expenditure. A.W.GARDNEK. § CO. L ™ Mereers and Dra{>er c . THE HOUSE FOR VALOE'

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