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Evening Star, Issue 14535, 10 December 1910, Page 12

PUBUGNOTICES. George Davies can make ycm It's not too late to have your Holiday Suit genuine tailor-made to order in real good style at GEORGE DAVIES', LTD. I have secured the services of a special extra staff of skilled workers for the Christmas season, so that I can take pretty well any number of orders up till December 17th, with the certainty of being able to deliver them before Christmas. The Sooner You Order the Better! But right up till December 17th I shall be able to guarantee all orders completed by Saturday, December 24th. Of course the earlier you order the earlier you get your suit. If you live right out of town, you have still time to write for patterns and order by mail. GEORGE DAVIES' personal guarantee of satisfaction or your money refunded holds good even through the stress of holiday orders, and no matter how huge the number of suits to be made your suit is treated just as carefully and individually as if it were the only suit on order. For Genuine Tailor-made Suits to order. See about yours for Christmas NOW! GEORGE DAViES, LTD,, " THE MODERN TAILOR, 61 Princes street (ncx; Mutual Stores), Dunetiin. There can be nothing nastier than inferior Tomato Sauce—bruised or damaged fruit mixed with other rukbish to fill up. Frimlay Tomat* Ketchup is made of fine, ripe, freshly-plucked tomatoes and flue apices. Made daintily on the Frimley place. 'EVENING BTAS.' [NSTBUCTIONS as to the Insertion oi L Withdrawal of Advertisements in the 'Star' must be in writing. Advertisements! received without such instruction* will be inaerted until countermanded, and charged accordingly. Alterations for standing advertisement must be banded in by 1 p.m. tbe day before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the country can remit payment by Money Orders or Postage Stamps. For the convenience of advertisers, replies to advertisements may be sent to the ' ]»or.. ing Star' Advertising Office; but the P-r----letors do not accept any responsibility is this respect. Vflnle every care is exercised in regard to th» due insertion of advertisements, the Preprietors do not flold themselves responsible for the non-insertion through accident or from other causes; and the Proprietor* reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertise-' ments that they may deem objectionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the .usual course of business. All literary communications should on addressed to the Editor, and all communication! relating to matters of business to the Man*-