Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 170, 5 December 1912, Page 5

One cow is nothing much to the number—more or less—in Taranaki. One cow off your herd ia something t —if you lose it. Many a farmer h .a through -neglecting some sman m„ent. Are you neglecting any ailment with your hwd? If so see SYKKS, THE ?AKMi<"HP' OHEM'ST —Advt MAINLY ABOUT SUITS. Good suits! The very best suits! That is, Melbourne suits. Suits that are famous from coast to coast. Suits that are cut out scientifically by cutters who are masters of their craft. Master craftsmen who command and get princely salaries—salaries that the average country custom tailor can never hope to realise. The Melbourne's high-grade ready-for-service suits always embody the iatest improvements and refinements in suit building —constantly reflecting the latest inspirations of the highest tailoring genius engaged in the manufacture^jof highI grade ready-to-wear clothing. The suit that is always the latest model is the Melbourne. Melbourne suits leave nothing to chance. We know. The Melbourne's name and standing make it necessary we should know. Just to show our words are not mere empty boasting, you arc invited to come and see these suits at any hour of our business day, and we shall deem it a pleasure to show you every one of our latest twenty models in all the latest shades of worsteds, and not even suggest that you should buy. All wo ask is that you should come and look at 'em. The prices of the very latest model suits are no mere ti heretofore, viz., 49/G to 65/-.