W. GEORGE & CO.

Southland Times, Issue 21273, 19 December 1930, Page 14

W. GEORGE & CO.

Latest In Men’s Wear. For those who want the Lies! at a reasonable price there is no place like W. George's men's outfitter.-, establishment, because the motto of that shop is: "Keep the quality up and the prices down. Mr George does not make any idle boast cither, but stocks a very wile range of goods of excellent quality at surprisingly low prices. The very latest in mens clothing is also to be found in the shop, and such exclusive lines as Speedo bathing costumes, C.T.B. shirts, Parisian tics. Lynx and Machine suits can be purchased there. These goods are all New Zealand productions and they can compare with anything produced in any other part of the world. The C.T.B. (Cricket, Tennis- and Bowls) shirt will be a particularly popular line be-

cause this shirt, while being of good quality and a very seasonable price, can be quickly adjusted to four positions for any of the three popular sports, and for wearing with a tie during social evenings. Ihiis shirt does not attempt to be four different things without being any one, but compares more than favourable with other shirts specially made lor one sport only. When Southland men think of a new hat they usually think of W. George and Co. ami that is scarcely to be wondered at because George’s have a remarkable range of hats to suit all sizes of heads and purses. Ihe.se hats are all British and while those who want a hard wearing hat at a light price and those who want something extra good can be supplied George’s specialize in a guinea hat for those who want something ready good and reliable at a reasonable price. To attempt to describe the very wide range of beautiful ties stocked would be impossible, and the suit parlour must be seen before anyone can believe that an Invercargill shop offers such a variety of suits and suitings. There are sizes to fit all classes and conditions of men and the suitings in the suits are of the best and latest produced. Those who require a suit for Christmas have no need to worry about not getting it made in time; they have only to visit George’s and they will be fitted immediately or after a very short delay for adjustments. All who shop with W. George and Co. know that they are getting bedrock values. The firm’s aim is to stock the best article and sell it at the lowest, possible price. They can do this because their business is strictly a cash one, whereas many other firms cannot reduce their margin of profit owing to the necessity for making allowances for bad debts. No Christmas shoppers should fail to visit George and Co.’s for presents nor should anyone requirinng a suit fail to take advantage of the exceptional opportunity offered for getting a perfect fit. r -t". i i