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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 157, 2 January 1912, Page 4

TAILOR-MADE SUITS AT THE I MELBOURNE The values in our men's apparel represent thqse three essentials—quality of fabric, Superiority of workmanship, and fidelity of design. And it is the consistent J alliance of these essentials in all our I offerings that we would like you to remember in reading this announcement. You will then be in a better frame of mind to appreciate the special prices. Not a single garment in the Offering has been purchased in the "open market."' The special display is' composed exclusively of merchandisjb made to our order and. conforming in every respect to those standards ojf excellence which constitute our reputa/tion and goodwill. And the extremely low prices are the result of heartJto-heart co-operation with the makers—co-operation which recognised quality as a fixed quantity and economy of price as the problem to be solved. We jdescribe four of the very latest fabrics./, Indigo Belwarp suit, a new weave, similar to very fine serge but without tha/t; hjard finish inseparable from serges; 'will not spot or fade; price 655. Fine dar.k [brown worsted, with faint blue shade pencil stripe; elegantly tailored and finished; has deep lapels and long roll collar; 655. Pretty myrtle green worsted, suit, indistinctly striped; coat cut in the new shape, tolerably long suit; Indigo check worsted suit, distinctly new in design, fashionably tailored, and guaranteed to give excellent service, and warranted absolutely sunI pro Of. Sure to be a great favorite. Price 65si. Other special suits at 29s 6d, 36s 49s 6d.—Ajvt. COMPELLED TO TAKE TO HIS BED. '[For six years I have been a sufferer frim colic, being compelled at times to take to my bed," says Mr. R. C, Philps, Dptton, S.A., "but now when I get these attacks 1 lake Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Kemedv and find that it gives BK6 injtme&latQ relief. I can confidently reeorfmend it to others for colic or swiy bowel or stomach complain." : V