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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 114, 10 November 1910, Page 3

i n f —ARE MEN OF BEAJNS. They have been with me so long and understand my superior tailoringrequirements so well that I am now paying- them the highest salaries in the Dominion. When you order your suit at George Davies, the order is not slapped down on the workroom manager's desk along with so others ; as department stores and general outfitters do. It is marked with the name of the cutter : Jones — Brown — Robinson," .as the case may be — whom I desire to execute your order. And that cutter sees the Work through. ! , It is his responsibility. A If a mistake occurrs he knows that he only will be settled upon for an explanation. That explains why my genuine tailor-made Sac Suits from 55/- are always voted a success by their wearers. It will be the same in your case. No satisfaction — no pay is my guarantee. ' And I never try to back out of it. SEE ABOUT YOUR SUMMER SUJT AT MY SHOWROOM, AND SAVE MONEY BY PAYING CASH. EVERY SUIT TRIED ON BEFORE COMPLETION. 55/-, 63/-, 75/- Cash will pay for your Suit to Order — genuine tailormade at GPOI^O*P OSS Tfl PCB LIMITED "THE MODERN TAILOR.'t 56, WILLIS STREET (Between Evening Post*and Grand Hotel), WELLINGTON. Nearest branches at Palmerston North, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Hawera, Dannevirke, Gisborne, and Napier; 32 other branches throughout New Zealand. 86

1 I Examine our stock of Tourist Writing Cases, Purses, Card Cases, Wallets, Letter Cases, Dressing & Suit Cases, Ladys' Bags & Autograph Albums THEY CANNOT DE BEATEN m QUALITY OR PR&E