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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15333, 16 June 1910, Page 3

Sag Any chap can buy woollens —but —any chap can buy woollens it he has the cash—but it takes a carefully drilled force of cutters and tailors to make garments fit right, look right, and wear right. For example - the George Davies Coats are models of perfection. They have hand-felled collars — properly padded shoulders and hand-made button-holes. Will the high price credit tailor give you more ? No. he won’t. He might give you less but never more. I buy the woollens first hand for cash, of course. Paying the cash makes the mill-owner welcome me with open arms. Everybody wants cash, and is willing to concede a lot to get it. SOU TO ORDER . . 55/- 63/- 75/is the suit tor you. You want to dress better on less money. Then join the G. D. association of satisfied wearers, and you’ll never go back to the ordinary tailor. SAVE £2 ON YOUR SUIT. The G. D. Garments have a strong following among men who want the highest grade of garments without paying for a name. I make. them at 55/- 63/- 75/the suit-to-measure—genuine tailormade. My guarantee secured your satisfaction. Gfiorffi) a 31« 80 n us] a ijin (LIMITED) (Next Steel's and opposite Kincaid's), CHRISTCHURCH. Nearest Branches at Ashburton. Titnaru. Greymouth, Westport, Nelson, and Blenheim. 33 other branches through, 011 ‘ Zealand. THOSE hands of yours t They need LANE’S MEDOLINE. Then they will be like your neighbour’s hands, clean, white, soft, supple, lady-like. 1/everywhere. 'rpWILL give you keen pleasure just to x sco the effect of " LINOARNISIi ” on your floors. It produces glistening rays of light, that reflect the beauty of the room in the gloriously polished Linoleum. All Grocers, Is Cd. 0