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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10517, 27 July 1910, Page 6

Without a Word of j Exaggeration, Ninetv-tliroo per cent, of the men wlio OXCE ordered a suit to tlicir nioasuro from me still rc."o:inise me as THEIR tailor. That is the most striking argument I J that I can of for whv VOL' should a. : ' least try my CASH system. |j It is no harder to pay for your suit ' when you tret it, than it is to pay to- I morrow —or some other day—to say no- ' tiling of the £2 you save right off at the beginning. '-, Those 93 per cent, of all my cits- \ tomers realise the advantages of it — £ realise that they are given the oppor- \ trinity to break away once and for all ' from the excessive charges of the tailor who did credit work and they honor i mo for the opportunity given. ; My buying direct from the mill:: and establishing my own warehouse helped ' a great deal —paying cash and asking cash in return did the other part. You can have the same advantages of mv system as they have and once you accept it, I warrant you that you won't give it up in a hurry. Every suit that I tailor to your measure ~is cut. tailored and finished by thv best workmen in the land. I pay the best wages and I get good work in return. I Everv suit is carefully inspected before delivery for flaws and these are corrected before you sec the completed order. That is' another reason —and a mighty good one —why you never have cause "to complain of the quality of tho suit you order from my establishment. Call in and see samples of my 3-guinea suitings this week. They are the fabrics that will suit you "right down to the ground." I make genuine tailor-made suits — ■utaranteed for 355. 635. 70s and 755. GEORGE DAVIES, Ltd,, THE MODERN TAILORS, i\rxt ]?e"'<i''.s Music Store), OAIIAEU. Thames street r -- 1 u *%nUs jLoimt, nest Lun< this world. : --":/i\'i; Aula of Fresh Air, rati you wo n't need banc's Emulsion. The c fresh 'air' you get into your kings the better your health. Inhale deeply. /Make your lungs expand, grow, de= veSop. Forget fresh air and your kings weakei Cold attacks them. Bronchitis, Asthma, or :>iher lung diseases settle. Lane's Emulsion needed then. Take Lane's regu hirly for king and throat diseases and you'll know what a really good emul= Mon LANE'S Emulsion is. At chemists, 2/6 and •i 4/6 per bottle. G3 "JUS LAST WORD IN COCOA is a refine:! concentration of tlie v3.lixa.biG constituents of the Cocoa Bean. Exquisite in flavour; of great purity, and economical in use. Prepared by Britishers in CAD BUSY'S ideal factory —no slavegrown beans used. Jewel Casket of Chocolates free. Ask your grocer and save the Coupons. Third Contest. 1 Ist Prize. 2nd .. S3 3s. | 3rd ~ £2 29. I r We offer the above geneross prizes to | I the three persons \«fao give the best reasons, in not more than 50 words, . why Tonking's Linseed Emulsion should \ lbe used in every household. Reasons ] lay be expressed either in prose or I ' verse. Each contribution will be judged i i solely by its reasonableness aad tne j I style of its expression The words j ' Tonking's Linseed Emulsion must appear | it each contribution. 1 Contest Conditions. ] , Decision to be rendered 7 days after ] contest closes, and prizes paid at once. I ' A well-known literary man to act as I 1 judge, whose decision shall be final. I I Names of winners to be announced in ' this paper. No correspondence entered | into. Each contestant to enclose a . panel from the box around a bottle of ' ■ Tonkiog's Linseed Emulsion. If from ! i small bottle, the panel must contain the j i-words "Gives Immediate Relief," but I ' front or back panel from larger bottles \ * will serve (i.e. give two chances). Con- | itestants may send in more than one con- , tribution, if box panel for each is | enclosed. Post all Reasons" not later l than August 14th, to "Manager Tonk- ' i ing's Contest, P.O. Box 189, Dunedin." ' , Tonklng'aLuueeiEaialilon obtainable froa all ! (banian* Storekeepers, Mi. 2/t, 4/6ptrbittlt. I Wholeuh: F — -" «—■—'-