Page 6 Advertisements Column 4

Taranaki Daily News, 17 November 1917, Page 6

iisnKg Ever Wear D.I.C. Suits to Measure at 63/-? They're Great Value! One well-known farmer in Taranaki—a director of one of ,tKe big dairy factories—wrote to this effect:— ' " How you manage to fit a fellow so perfectly ■ without ever seeing him is none of my business; the fact remains that my suit fits like a glove, and the suiting is better in the suit than it looked in the patterns you sent." But it is not only farmers who order these Suits frani the D.I.C. Business men, professional men—men in all walks of life wear them—and what is more satisfactory to the D.liC. than anything else, the same men order again whenever Ail Half-yearly Ten Days' offer is mad» Get busy now and write for a set of Patterns and Easy Measurement Form, and remember that if you pay Cash for your Suit you can deduct 5 per D.I.C. Box 1473 xwmmwm. mmm ■^IHSiP cent., or 'I/- in the £.discount, thus making the net cost of your Suit 60/: Note this alio—the D.I.C Pays the Postage. Submarine Series—No. 1 CAPSTAN-'AMM^^^" %z m, m„ ■s , .*■ i.;"?W,-;,: WP ■ ; <: <%£&& s*n m M x& NOV, /F I ONLY HAD A MATCrA !

The worst roads can't "chew up" CLLVOHER DREADNOUGHT MOTOR CYCLE TYRES. They are made the oWier way. Oversize 20 x 2 1-4; heavy 23 s 3, Ask any live dealeb