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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13881, 4 November 1910, Page 2

I THE TWO SOVEREIGNS \ ABE BETTER IN 1 YOUR POCKET! *-j Figure it out this way ! t- You go to the credit tailor for a "£• new suit to order. ;:* He says to you "The cost of your -;; suit is 3 guineas, but I make bo $ many bad debts that I must ask you 'v to present mc with two more guineas £ (or thereabouts) as your proportion *.■! of the loss lam put to in giving ■;■' credit."' f Would you entertain his proposition ? *; Not much ! And that is exactly what does happen ■? ~'k?r» yon are buying tailoring aer- ■}': j vice elsev.'ijero. I quote you bedrock prices 1 definitely save you two pounds f» and J certainly give you .;'; better tailoring style and workman'i ship into the bargain. ■: I have a staff second to none in the f> Dominion. '■ What is a masterpiece to the average r,i tailor, is every day work to them. : : Three guineas buys as fine a suit as '■■ ever you stood up in at George •i .Davies, but the payment mnat be i cash. •) Otherwise I could/nt offer you such '.i eaoTTnous value. ;1 In addition, there's the Famous Davics Guarantee Complete satiafaction or your money back even to the last penny. That's worth having and is of pos■j itive value and protection to you. I SEE ME ABOUT YOUR 1 SUMMER SUIT NOW. 3 PRICES r»5/- 63/- 75/- FOR THE SAC SUIT MADE TO ORDER— GENUINE TAILOR-MADE. EVERY SUIT FITTED ON IN THE COURSE OF CONSTRUCTION. i GEORGE DAVIES J LIMITED THE MOBEBM TAILOB. 706 COLOMBO STREET ' (Nest Stool's and opposite Kincakl's), CHRISTCHURCH.