Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 18 October 1907, Page 3

This par, inserted by that kill" of clothing stores, the Melbourne, should interest buyers. M en ' s lovely tennis shirts. 2s 11,|; m on' s celluloid collars, : : >»rp>- flannels, 2s 3d; men's tweed I rniisi'i's. .Is 11,1 lo Is 77.1: men's yivy doiinns. :U lid; men's blue and gold denims, .'ls 11,1; in ni ' s Xew z on ] nlI (l tweed suits. 23s 0,1.- boys' New Zealand tweed suits, lis lid to 14s (id; men's cord trousers, os (id; men's all-wool saddle trousers, 8s (Id; men's caps, 0,1 • bovs' braces, 3,1; boys'si raw hats, Is 3d; men's straw boaters, 2s (id, 3s 0,1 to 5s (1,1; men's merino singlets, short sleeves. Is lid: pants, Is 11,1; fine cashmere socks, Is; merino socks, double toes and heels, Od pair.—Advt. When we started just over three vent's ago we began to stock ready-made clolhing. Although it was pretty good, and just about the same that everybody else in Xcw Plymouth was stocking, iv'c weren't satisfied with it. Being practical tailors, \vc knew just where the suits were lacking, so we cut special patients of our own, taken from actual measurements—pattsXHs that had stood the" test of sixteen years' liigli-elass tailoring. The next job was to find a manufacturer who didn't mind a little instruction, and after some trouble we secured him and we got him to make us twenty suits from our patterns. We were so i>lca--cd with them that we branded them with our own ticket. That's the story of a suit, and that's the reason our suits have been so successful. .Tust simple, ordinary commonsense, and carefulness in niaking-up. k The name of the suit? The Prcstwell, sold at "The Kash.'V-v&dyt, , , _