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Evening Star, Issue 14037, 19 April 1909, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. WHO GETS YOUR MOKEY ? YOU OB THE OTHEE FELLOW? READ THIS* IT WILL SAVE YOU £2. XjlOR a long time now the credit tailore •*• have been charging the men of this town 5 and 6 guineas for their suits. They've had-to do it; they really can't do it for less. They have the writer's sympathy. 'But when it comes to a matter of business, sympathy isn't what's wanted—sympathy for wrong methods of conducting business, sympathy for antiquated systems of manufacturing, doesn't do :inybody any good. The only way to help people—to help the public—to help you in the matter is to get in and make ! things different, to do things right; and i that's just what I've done. I've made it possible for you to get a suit made to ycur measure for £2 10s, £2 15s, £3 3s, £3 ss, £3 10s, or £3 15s that is at least as goodi and better, than tss suits you've always had to pay the credit tailor 5 and 6 guineas for. It's simply by having my garments'cutby the highest skilled cutters in the- Country, made" by expert workers on modern lines, and the enormous quantity of suitsVmade per week that I can show you such.; a saving on such a high-grade suit. Then, of course, I do not give credit; I make ;no bad debts. If I did, I'd have to charge ' you 5 and 6 guineas for my suits, too. No; j wheii you crder your suit here, you pay for i what you get, not for what the other fellow I gets; and. it's because men are too level- ! headed to go on paying money for what thev don't get that this business is expandin°- so I rapidly. It's saving money for men, "and j giving satisfaction to all everywhere. The ! fact; is the fellows who don't pay for their suits have been living on you in the past. [ You've had to pay for their suits as well as your own. Cut them in the future. Refuse to pay for what they get. Pay for what you get, more. You'll do this when ycu pk"~e your order here. I have a splendid range of suitings (the newest and best) awaiting'your inspection now. Better come in and look' through them, and let us give you quotations. You'll find here just the fabric you Vant for your new Winter Suit, and our prices save you £2. My address is: GEORGE DAVIES, 22 Princes street; and at Christ-! church, Wellington, Auckland, Palmerston ■ North, Wanganui, Invercargill, and Timaru.

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