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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12722, 18 February 1910, Page 1

SCOTT'S STABLES, COLLINCWOOD. HOUSES and VEHICLES on Hue. Good Stabling. Parties /driven to all parts of the district. Coach leaves for Mangarakau every Wednesday. E. W. SCO IT, c 247 Proprietor, r ~ I'M WEARING A GEORGE ' DAVIES' SUIT. J l "1 SAVED £2 ON IT." There is prido in the voice of the man who tells ihis companion v^at " It denotes his VICTOR if over circumstances — over the heavy bill tnat he ,who paid cash, was forced to submit to at. the local credit-and-cash tailors. It means that he has found "a more excellent way" — and a cheaper. Three years ago I Jiad few men whom I was making for— to-day I have thousands, the. majority of whom ■ send repeat orders with confidence. Yet 1 am only establishing my business NOW. I want thousands more — YOU among them — for J know that I have a proposal fcnat is irresistible to you if you take ;i iew minutes to seriously consider ie Here it is:— A suit to your ineasir-9 of the finest all-wool material, tailored by experts, of the exact quality and fit i.bal> yoix aie now p-aymg fivo guineas for elsewliero, madu to yolK satisfaction from 555. All I ask is that YOU pay cash as I ask all my clients throughout the Dominion. Cash alone enables me to make this offer. I buy all my materials tor cash — have my own warehouse and j save money by several smaller means I and am. able to save you at least -£2 in every suit that f make to your order. Call- in at my local shop before going elsewhere. You won't be pressed to order— l just ask you to listen to what my assistant has to say and ; then to judge and decide for yourself. Nothing more! If you cannot call ask for patterns to be sent you. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, 91 Hardy Street, Nelson.