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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13713, 21 April 1910, Page 4

ARTISTIC SUIT CUTTING The mere mention of the fact that I put artistic cutting and shaping into the George Davies Suits cannot properly convey to you the full meaning of it. You must see the cutting, and to see it you've got to either see one of my Suits on your friend or on yourself. Let mc make you a Suit with the artistic cutting— LgSy that smart shapV*?T ing of the gar_yf»r? ments that adds /■"mzA* so muc k to I\\ \P / V fig lll " 6 . an d coml A \i/ V man<^s admiration \f 'I I want to make \1 if A you a Suit at MY it i c L r * s k—*^ a^means > Tl <* J $J$ y ou don't have to C t j I/O pay for it if you i IT// don,t like iL I 7 j How many taiI / I J lors will do this \ i I for you ? I y, But artistic cutjnJ *\\ ting is only one *?* good, .feature of the George Davies Suits. I save huge sums of money on my woollens which I buy direct in great quantities. Being a cash payer, I command absolutely the best woollens to be bought, and every manufacturer is ready to make a big concession for my ready cash. The George Davies Suit at 55/ to your .order, of course—is absolutely the finest Suit in ALL respects you can buy at that price. Such a Suit —of such qualit}- and style—would cost you easily £4 r=js. up at other tailors—nothing better in ANY respect. I will go further, and say the Suit you'd pay £4 15s. for would not be so good as my 55/- quality. I make EVERY Suit to order— put into it more work than other tailors think necessary, and save you £2 on the Suit. GET SAMPLES, OR CALL AT AX V OF MY BRANCHES. 55/-» 63/-, 75/- for Tailor-made Suits to order.

THE MODERN TAILOR 182-184 COLOMBO STREET (Next Steel's and opposite Kincaid's) CHRISTCHURCH.