Away from the commonplace are thej d i s t i nctive fabrics wo now display. You will find them exactly suitable for Costumes, * Coats, Blouses, NEWEST EFFECTS IM FABRICS. ZEBELINE TWEEDS, in brown, vieux rose, and dark grey heathers; plaid design; 56 in. wide. Price, 19/G per yard. ZEBELINE TWEEDS, in green and blue heathers; 5G inches wide. Price, 14/6 per yard. DONEGAL TWEED, in greys, brown and green heather. Magnificent for sports skirts or costumes; 56in. wide. Price, 15/6 per yard. TWEEDS, in ■ brown and green plaids; 40in. wide. Price, 9/6 per yard. CHEVIOT SERGES, in blue, mole, emerald, and scarlet; splendid for children's coats; 50in. wide, price, 15/6 per yard. BLANKET COATING, made in the Dominion; all wool; 56in. wide. Prices, 21/- and 22/6 per yard. It will be profitable to you to mail for your requirements if you cannot call personally. NEW PLYMOUTH.
SUPERVISION -ITS GREAT VALUE IN TTNBER the old system one Worker makes the job from start to finish. After the garment is fitted on, the linings are roughly cut. Tho garment is given to the worker, who docs the fitting up. The next time the boss sees it is when the suit is finished. Every worker lias his or her own ideas of shaping a collar, hanging a sleeve, etc. For that reason you get a different type of suit from each worker. This old method did not coincide with our ideas of the Modern Suit or Costume we had set out to make. Wo wanted more supervision and every garment shaped up and finished to the highest standard. We wanted to see the taste and wishes of the customer incorporated in the garment. This, of course, meant a lot of work for the principals, but that did not bother us, for we were out to give the public every satisfaction. Hence to-day every garment comes to the principal in charge of the workroom, when it reaches several different stages. No job is proceeded with until he has pass j ed it, assuring that all our work is correctly and carefully done. There are no factory or "slop" methods with us; we aim at giving the best possible value for the money paid to us. That is why our customers are so satisfied. We'll have something more to tell you about our methods in this space this week. THE MODERN TAILORS, L TD "BESLEY'S"
GOLDEN BAY CEMENT NOW'S THE TIME I'OR CONCRETING. SOLD BY Speckling ana Staimon, Ltd., Nen Plymouth E. Beckbessingor, Waltni Gaustad and Matlow, W C. Dunbar, Uremii Moa Dairy Store Co., Inelewood jildnlrst Store Co., Midhlrst N.Z. Loan *■ Moiynntllo Rti-ntfnril K.Z. FaniK Strata., J. Arthur, Ngaere N.Z. Farmers' Organisation Society, Eltham. 3' Organisation Society, Blair and Sellar, Hawera Kaupokonul Store Co., Kaupokonul i»le Dairy Store Co., In»t>" :lay, Okalawa Glb3ons, Ltd., Paten Altcheson, Ltd., Pat Manutahi Dairy Co. HASTE RS, Ltd.
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Taranaki Daily News, 4 June 1920, Page 4
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