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BEYOND COMPARISON! DAVIES , TAILOR-MADE SUITS. : 55/, 63/, 75/, & 77/6. 1 I wish I could meet you face to face. Inside of a quarter of an hour I'd conTince yon of my sincerity in claiming that George Davies , Suits to Order are beyond comparison rsvitia any other kind of Taiiot-made Suits at anywhere near the price — or at a 50 per cent higher price. Yon that haven't worn one of my Suits— you that nre sceptical — you wlio believe that an honest suit can't be made for the money — I'd like you to so over a suit that is being made to some customer's measure, and let mc explain its strong, superior DOints. I'd convince yon — sure! That I can save you £2 on your next cult wouldn't be :i doubt — a. fantasy. It would be a believable, acknowledged fact on your part. Well — I will give you the opportunity to prove my words. Right here, I gtiarantee to mate yon a snlt for 53/ equal to the last one you paid £4 13/ for — or refund every penny of your money without the least quibble or 111-feelins. This is TOrn opportunity. The suit will be made from TOUR choice cf my hundreds of handsome 1010 patterns. Cut as YOU want It cut — tailored by skilled Union labour, and finished with the best of linings that money will buy. I guarantee this because my unique Caeb System of Tailoring stands back of mc, enabling mc to do so. There isn't a square inch of material, or lining, or a single button that comes into my private warehouse that I haven't paid cash for. I get the biggest discounts in *ew Zealand, because I pay cash. I can put down the cost of the material for your suit at half what the small tailor can, because I HATE paid the cash. And by asking cash from every man I wort; for. I rid you of the incubus of carrying nnother man's debt to mc iwhen yon pay for your suit. That in a few words is how I help yoo to economise on your suit. There is no magic or thimble-and-pea business about my Cash Tailoring .System, as some of my opponents would have you ielieve. Yon have everything to gain by calling at my nearest retail address and seeing about jour new suit. The prices range from 55/ to 77/6 for as ■mart a suit as ever graced your person. You'll find scores of rolls of materials that will excite your admiration with their Eewness and eselusiveness. I am not in the habit of doing things by halves. The same degree of excellence controls the matin? of your suit as is exhibited in tae fabrics shown. And hack of it stands your protection— lijzid guarantee that I have already nientionetl, given over our signature, that your money is ready for return if you find anything wrong with the fit or finish, or eny other blemish. WUI you call to-day? Or will you write for patterns? They.'ll Be sent free of all charge to you. GEORGE DAVIES, SEE MODERN TAIXOR, 46> Queen-street, Auckland. Nearest Branches: At Thames, sVUangnrei. end WaiUl — 3c other branches throughout Hew Zealand. j
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 9
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