A , , " " THE -TAILOR Al) No. I.—" Special" Tronsering and j Suiting Card, 1 / 6 to ii/S. The great demand for reliab'e goods at moderate prices, and really smart styles has iodnoed us again to offer very special value on this Card. Tailors with this Card can defy competition. No

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On the "Routine of the Cutting Room" was the work of Mr. Shaw, and we here give a brief resume of one or two of its chapters. In treating of cutting rooms, he impresses the necessity of a separate apartment for this work on the reader, and points out they should be so situated a

Th. sad Cutter: The workmen are treated of in another chapter in a very practical way, here is an extract dealing with a very important question. "At times, of course, a late finish is unavoidsl.l mean late in hours—such as will occur, for example, in a large mourning order, wher

Mambas would learn from last week's - issue the necessary particulars of the various classes in the forthcoming Competition and_Exhibition. The classes for which prizes are offered this year are of greater extent than on the last occasion, so that the oommittee hope to see a muc

AND ARE THE BEST SELECTION AND VALUE WE EVER OFFERED. All Tailors and Clothiers ought to have them. Apply Early to Avoid Disappointment. WE ARE ISSUING THIS SEASON ANOTHER S 11E 30 /lEEE X AR. JILL 40 Of Homespuns, Cheviots, Saxonies, Serges, and Beavers in Suitings Trouserings,

42 Gerrard-et., W. WANTED, smart Young Man, just served apprenticeship; thoroughly practical; to . trim and make himself useful in shop, baist and fill op time sewing. Apply, Box 179, 42 Gerrard.st., W. WANTED, firtit-class- Coat Hands; also first-class Trousers and Vest Hand; a

36 NEW DESIGNS AND COLOURS. Price 3/3 per yard. PURE WOOL, SHRUNK AND RAINPROOF. 54-56 inch width.