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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15184, 1 July 1911, Page 6

For children's hacking cough at nightfoods' Great Peppermint Cure' 1 . Is 6d, h M ■ More Planet, Jr., agricultural and garden implements are in uso in the world than any other three makes put together.—Ninuoo nml Blair.

t Wo never met Napoleon—in the natural cottr.se of events. Rut we honour his memory as : a big man-a man who would have been, more lovable if he had been kes great. But he serves a purpose in history—he cleared the air, aa it were. There aTc Napoleons in trade as well as in warfare, and who serve a no less useful purpose than their great prototype, though in 'a small sphere withal. The George Davies (Ltd.) firm ,is ono of them. . . Now don't form a wrong conclusion. Read on, and we'll tell you why. -When wo started in trade as tailors tailoring was in a very sorry condition. It was long credit, high prices, and every now and then startling bankrupt cies. We studied it as a problem—tried to get at the rcot of the matter. And so we solved it. The only way to success was Caeh—« buying for .Cash, selling for Cash. Well, we started business as a Cash tailoring concern. Customers came— wanted the same credit they were need to getting. "No," we said firmly; " we're sorry, but our terms are Cash on the nail. The cash colours are nailed to our trade mast." But we said: "For that Cash we'll make you a Suit that'll he far and away ahead of anything at the price in the Dominion—we guarantee that." Some men took uml»rage and returned ta the credit tailors. Others, wiser, decided to give the cash system a trial. Those men are my customers still. They got the Suits we promised them— they have no spectre of debt to haunt them—they've got self-respect—and they saved a solid lot of money on the deal into Ihp hai'L'ain. That's how we made good—how we cleared the air sartorial Now our Suits ero regarded as-a classic —an institution—they are known, worn, and praised from ono end of the Dominion to tho other. By working on an exclusively Cash basis we've been able to raise the standard higher and higher—to work on a smaller margin of profit as the turnover increased—to embody every latest improvement as soon as it proved worth adopting ,in any comer of the world. And yet we only raised our prices ever so slightly—a shilling or two on each Suit order. We sell for Cash still—solely for Cash— that's why. ' . Have you tested this money-saving, satisfaction-giving system of Tailoring. If not, why not? There aie a hundred and one reasons why you should, and perhaps the' chief -of these is that you can find out all tho other reasons without risk to yourself because of our Famous Guarantee, which protects you against any dissatisfaction in the Suit we tailor for you. -.}.' 555.t0 84s CASH .ABE OUR CHARGES FOR TAILOR-MADE SAC SUITS TOORDER. (LIMITED), 'THE PR,Q(HEBSIV£ TAILORS,* 61 PRINCES STREET (Next Mutual Stores), DUNEDIN, To give the public an Idea how foolish it is to expoct drinkable tea at a ! low price, we are reproducing the following authentic quotation from the "Home and Colonial Mail"!- ■ ■ ' "During this last season there were sold wholesale on tho Mincing Lane Marhet 11.W3,60P lbs. of fine to finest teas (1.0. ly- to 5/3 per lb.) In bond, to which 5d per lb. duty has to be addod, and these figures will be considerably enhanced because ot tho Broatly Increased demand for higher grade teas fill over tho ■ country," ¥8 ft' 6 J Carters IIVER The Wretchedness 1 of Constipation ■ | Can quickly )c overcome by J | CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS Purely vegetable — act Surely and gently on the liver. Care Biliousness, J Headache, Dizziness, and Indigestion, t They do their duty. I Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. )') GENUINE must tear Signature. |