PRICES REMAIN UNEQUALLED.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19894, 25 May 1936, Page 11

PRICES REMAIN UNEQUALLED.

_ _._..— ’ It is the aim and wish of every man. ‘ particularly in business, to he im—maculately attired, and with the One Price Tailors in Hamilton the outlay to achieve tilts is very moderate in—deed. W'hen you see the remarkably low prices oi? “PRICE" Suits and compare the superior quality, )011 will he more than surprised. This [irm has gained the goodwill of thousands of satisfied customers all over New Zealand, who have come back again to select their second and third and sometimes fourth suit from the firm‘s extensive range or best British worsteds. Guaranteed serges and superior English tweeds—and why? Because Price's suits are not only so reasonable in price, but are tailored to the customer's individual measurements and requirements. The best; of. linings and trimmings are used and every suit is properly cut and fitted hy experts, and the result is a suit 01‘ which the wearer has e\ ery reason to feel proud 'l‘his enterprising ilrm has opened _ hrnnrllcs right throughout the North, island. The manager or the Hamilton iirunrh (\\'liirli is nt'Vi in ihe iianiiitnn [inli‘li is Mr ii. l’ulmrr, who has henn in tilll tailoring business for nmn)’ yi-nrsi ills- r‘Vperil‘ni-u is it! run-)- unstain— Dr‘s disposal, and his lxno\\imi;.:v ot' iiiiin‘: unul 11.0 .\nil‘i'linn nr >iiil.lillv‘,: I'llllii" nrl‘ ixu) v‘msuns’ also why l’i'it'l",\'. the Hill' ||l‘il‘l' lililurs. .\huuhi lint lm i'tn'miilvn \\lli'll .‘I .\’liii is nz-\i roqilier i This ]ll‘<t,‘—"i"‘~.\i\t‘ lull-win: firm \\l”. itlt‘.t‘|ii't' )nu. iii )nu .1111 l lil"l\t‘§’ ii.‘ _\~u .I in-rim'ii} I.iim-mi :‘l'ilil‘.l\ili'i‘§ >liii i'ui' Hu- rwmnriméllx in“ it"li‘t' inl'l sax ml. \mmx In iiiw «mm «Mimi uni l‘nih- i-I\\l| lu-l’i-rv- Ll‘lim'i: mwis‘ i liv‘mi it l'ir'r-xi 5":-v liiiu l’ww l’xiiurs,l \\ir‘ ,-.~ ”IT-vim: lip: ext-meal ‘JUii mum in .\u\\' Zealand. ‘ . . .. l