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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13739, 21 May 1910, Page 5

i For all information relating to Patents, Designs', and Trade Marks, application should bo made- to Henry Hughes, 183 Hereford street, Christchurch. 6

THERE'S NOTHING BETTER THAN THE BEST. And it isn't necessary to pay five to six guineas to got it in tailoring. My material.- come from the same mills as supply the expensive" tailors (only they come to mc direct). My cutters and tailors are all highly skilled men, working tinder the tailors' award, and are among the highest paid men of tho trade. But I charge only for the suit; not for the name on tiie tag or for the bad debte that I would make if I did ia cre*dit trade as well as a cash t prcportion. The partici!__r man wants the best. He has definite ideas which he likecarried out'in his clothes. I rather favour doing work for that man. And I can do it at a mere proportion of what he is paying now. The value that cash tailoring enables mc to put into my genuine tailormade suits at £3 3s is something „urprising, even to the most sanguine man. I am doing better every day. The suits are now heing executed to order at my workroom excel in every respect those that I made when I first started my modern system of Cash Tailoring. They are -undoubtedly the highest grade in tho Dominion —every inch of these tailor-worked and finished. Not one per cent, of them is turned by the mon who ordered them. That shows how well and thoroughly my suits satisfy men. On the* contrary, men who have, been used to paying five and six guineas for their suits are now getting exactly the same quality here at three and four guineas}. They want nothing better. They aro dressing equal to others in their station of life. And some forty shillings or so ajj put back in their pockets into the bargain. That is where my proposition to you benefits you largely. I say. don't be sceptical, don't bo conservative, don't pay a penny more than the actual valuo of your suit. The actual CASH value of your suit is the price 1 ask, the CREDIT value just what can be got from you to help the tailor over tbe "bad debt'" stile. There never were, are not, and asi long as I live there never wjill he, credit accounts appearing in my ledger. Pay mc a LOW cash price—such as 550. "636, 70s, 7os—and you will get tbe biggest value you ever received in your life in tailor-made suits to order. Pay anything up to six and eeven guineas at the credit-and-cash tailors, .and you will be a friend to that tailor and his "never pay" customers. Which? Come and see mc to-day. GEORGE DAVIES, "THE MODERN TAILOR," 182. and 184 Colombo street (next Steel's and opposite Kincaid's), CHitISTOHURCH. C5476a-22"