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Evening Star, Issue 14001, 6 March 1909, Page 1

ILEMENTIDM. NO HOUSE COMPLETE without a Tin. Will Repair anything, from a statuette to a saucer. Entirely different to any other cement on the market. Mended ornaments won’t fall to pieces in damp weather. Unaffected by water. Illustrated descriptive booklet: with every I tin. On sale by George Ritchie, Laidlaw and , Gray, George Street Ironmongery 00-, etc. Wholesale New Zealand Agents: C. W. W H ri*Fi AND CO., DowCng street. rroiRBE APPETISING DISHES (an the rage in Canterbury and the North Island): TUCKER’S JELLY CRYSTALS (12 flavors) have always been celebrated for quality and strength; the public evidently appreciate a real good article. TDCKE32*S CUSTARD POWDERS, best value on thr market for 6d TUCKER'S PUDDING POWDERS, two large packets of different deKctous flavors in 6d box. If yon try these lines you will always want more. If your grocer does not stock them he can procure of the wholesale agents, C. W. WHITE AND CO., Dowling street. A SMART SUMMER SUIT. £2 ss, £2 10b, £2 15s, and £5 3s. MADE TO MEASURE. ITIHE suns now procurable from GEORGE DAYTES, 22 Princes street, at the above prices are really superb in style, fit, and finish. They, equal in appearance the Soils Dunedin men have been in the habit of paying the tailors who give credit five or six guineas for, and they possess on© point which no other firm can supply—the famous Kecp- [ shape Front. The “ Keep-shape ” Front is a registered front, that ensures the coat from turning back and getting out of shape. It is the latest idea from the best London and New York tailoring establishments, and Mr Davies is very fortunate indeed in possessing •the exclusive right to use this front in coats made in New Zealand. Gentlemen who have already had Suits made at tbe Christchurch establishment since the “Keep-chape” Front was introduced have been highly pleased with the splendid coats produced. Then, special care is given to every detail in the mating of every garment, and Mr Derviea is so satisfied that your Sait win give complete satisfaction when you cider it from him that he has authorised ns to slate that he will give a Written Guarantee to refund your money unould you not be entirely satisfied with the garments when you receive them. We attribute the difference of £2 in the price of life Davies’s Suits as compared with the ordinary made-to-measure Suit largely to the methods adopted in the making of the garments, and, of course, also to the fact that he sella entirely for cash, giving no credit whatever, thus making no bad debts. And after all, it does seem absurd that one man should have to pay a higher price for his Suit just because some other fellow fails to pay for his. But that is just what happens, for somebody has to pay for those who do not pay, and it is naturally not the tailor who gives credit; it is the man who docs pay—you. Mr Davies has just opened in the Dunedin branch a very largo shipment of the Newest Summer Suitings, direct from the manufacturers. They include all the latest shades and colorings in the fashionable brown and green worsteds so much worn now, and many beautiful light materials, and the standard, qualities in blues and blacks, which are guaranteed to retain their color, being of the best possible dye. Your early inspection of those splendid suitings is invited and advised. The address is: George Davies, 22 Prince* street, Dunedin, and at Chnsi-h-neh and Wel'ington.

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