ALWAYS RIDE bUNLOP TYRES I 41* I THEY STAND HARD I RIDING, AND ARE MORE I RELIABLE THAN ANY iOTMER. i Guaranteed P5 flortfhs. ISee that Cover irTufac late embossed wfth /^N i fDT Tnd« IWfc / I*2 \ §oy«maUe ' Rheumo removes the excess uric acid from the blood. Hence it is the best cure for rheumatism and gout. Ail Chemists and Stores, 1 a/6 and 4/6. C 6147—1
Plain Statements Of Fact. I It's a fact there's no gainsaying. j That even if you knew nothing at all about tailoring you would be "as safe as houses" in Gtorge David's hands. My staff say I'm fussy. They say I'm too finiky, and particular about all the little details. Well, perhaps I am, but it's a fault on the right side. I insist that my customers get individual careful study of their wants. After all, it's resulted, in an exceptionally large business, and an excep* tionally good name. [ It pays to be fussy about these things. My staff are carefully weeded and selected—my present staff are the result of years of discriminating choke. I And the Suits I build for 655, 635, 75s cash, embody all the advantages of my years of experience and work— NOWHERE can this peculiar "expexi ence quality" be r>ut into a suit ac b George Daviea' establishment. i AH my suite are constructed by mtu fcer designers on models from the ver centres and sources of style. AH my materials are the fruii of ci pert and competent selection by mc who know which of the most fashion able and becoming patterns to seleci for New Zealand conditions. But the unique FACT of all is that this exceptional service, this unapproachable styl? and value costs LESS than you would pay for indifferent clothes in the ordinary way. Like a good many other things, the explanation is so simple, that when you bear it you wonder why you never availed yourself of it before." It's the fruit of straight CASH business. Cleaning up as I go—l do not tolerate an outstanding account on either eide of the ledger. SPOT CASH is my watchword, and the result is a triumph of tailoring value that puts other trading methods clean, out of court. : The handsome cKseounts I get, I give back to the clients, who, in turn, all pay mc cash. I am able to employ well-paid professional services in the construction of every garment, and the style of my tailoring is a by-word of excellence in the whole of New Zealand. ! To such a pitch of perfect trading ! organisation have I got my buying ana Rellimz;, that I save every customer TWO" POUNDS on every suft for which I am favoured with the order, and guarantee him absolute satisfaction or his inoncv refunded. And that is * plain STATEMENT OF FACT. ■ -Let mc invite you to call on. mc when you are in the neighbourhood; then we . can have the pleasure of a personal I chat, and yon can look at the neir materials for this Summer. OEQRSE DAVIES LIMITED, 11 The Modern Tailor," 706 GOLDSfIBO STREET {Next Steel's and opposite Kincaid's), CHRISTCBBBCH.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13907, 5 December 1910, Page 5
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