THE TAILORING TRADE.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13525, 6 November 1911, Page 6

THE TAILORING TRADE.

TO THE EDITOR. : Sip,—We wish to bring under the notice of the' men of Vangainii and district the distinctive merits of ‘‘Hills ■ Suits.’■’.-■These suits,are tailor-made, but the system under which they are manufactured is such that the price is'about half of the ordinary tailor-made. And vet , the results are pi icisely the same; femart appearance, no creases across the back or sagging away; in the front, shoulders well builtup, liest hair-cloth fronts, and. hand edges. No machine work. Finished and pressed off right here in Wanganui. Hundreds of Wanganui men wear these suits and are perfectly satisfied. The new Spring and Summer shipments are now to hand; comprising some 48 different sizes, and about 600 different styles of tweed if those on hand do not suit. No ! man can afford to throw; money away on individual' tailoring; when systematised tailoring gives the same result at half the price. Tours, etc., : - THE KASH, Avenue, corner Eidgway Street. Advt.

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