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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 243, 13 October 1910, Page 7

TAILORING. WHAT THE BOCTOR SAYS : " FEW MEN CAN GET ALONG SUCCESSFULLY IN LIFE WITHOUT THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF SMART CLOTHES." There's a straight tip for you from a •well-known specialist—a man who knows what he is talking about when he advocates a stylish suit as a strong mental stimulant. Tliis he emphatically does and the sentence I quote is merely an extract from his views on the subject. ' I have urged, more than once, the value of a good appearance to the man who wants 'to succeed in business but the specialist lays stress rather on the internal than the external effect. His view is that the well-dressed man owes his success in a large measure to the stimulating effect of good clothes \jpon his brainpower. I cordially concur and invite I you to aid your own progress by wearing a George Davies Suit. YES LET YOUR jgpftb NEX T SUIT BE A la GEORGE DAVIES WljM GENUINE TAILORIwg MADE SU,T Iff 55/_ ' 63/ "> 75/_ > TO ORDER. The time has passed when a man found it necessary to buy a ready-made suit for the sake of economy. • Instead, he pays a few shillings not guineas more and orders a George Davies Suit getting a smartly cut, honestly tailor-made suit equal to that the merchant tailor makes at a sure and safe saving of £2. i If it isn't up to anticipation if it j isn't as good as I say it is, it's the' easiest matter imaginable to get the pur- j chase money refunded my guarantee I protects you. ; Investigate XOW ask yourself if it! isn't time to change your policy of suit buying- to wear good clothes on a. less expenditure. j I i 'CEO. DAVSES, LTD. THE MODERN TAILOR, i j 46, QUEEN-STREET, AND 30,' KASAKGAHAPE-ROAB, AUCKLAND*