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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 12984, 27 January 1910, Page 2

Does your business necessitate a great deal of night work ? Take an after-dinner cup of BOURBON COFFEE and you will find your brain far clearer and more alert. At all stores.»

SAVE £2 ON TOUR NEXT SUIT. GET 1910 FABRICS AND TAILORING PERFECTION. T’VE given another'objection to my Cash Tailoring System its death-blow! The opposition say, “Mr George Davies business is so large that' he 'cannot give tho suits turned out his personal , attention.” r Thanks for the compliment—business “so large.” But that’s by the way. My answer is; I AM HEAD OP Ml 7 OWN FAULT-FINDING DEPARTMENT. There is a section of my staff doing work that no other tailoring establishment maintains this side of the Line, and that is only to .be found, in the best tailoring businesses in the world. THEIR business is to watch YOUR interest, and their department is close up to my desk, and they are responsible to me-—the personal critical head—lor finding out faults and sending back your suit to, be altered to what you ordered if anything is wrong. -They work with your order slip in front ol them, and I flatter myself that not onf error in 103 filters past them. And this in addition to tho premier tailoring staff that I have at my disposal, gives you a suit insurance against faults, as practical and safe as the fire policy you have locked up in your office safe against your promisee burning down. That clinches that objection. I have just completed opening my first instalment of materials for 1910. I’d like to have a word with you about them They’re fine! The best West of England,. Scyotch, and Irish mills have contributed to my stock, and Roslyn, Kaiapoi, -Pctone and oUier local makers have also beer drawn on to make up the largest assortment of up-to-date Suitiugf for order tailoring. I paid cash, I bought direct, I am storing them in ,my , dw) warehouse.; and I am ASKING cash for the suit you order, but in return I guarantee that-the suit you paid six and five guineas for will be at least equalled—probably surpassed—by tho suit I make for you at four and three guineas. It if an old story now that my cash system.o| tailoring has revolutionised the tailoring trade of the Dominion, that men have welcomed my cash system as giving them a chance to get away from the cash-aud credit tailor who exists almost in every tailor’s shop in every town in the Uominion. And I ask you to give me your next order for a .tailor-mad© suit to order. You WANT to save £2 on your suit, but you don’t want the style, the quality, the durability of the now suit to depart with the saving. Then call in and see my 1910 Suitings. I guarantee to please you in every respect, or hand back every penny I’ve received without the slightest demur. GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, VICTORIA AVENUE (at the Corner of Guyton Street), \vANGANUI.

Purser and Son, UNTDEUTAKEKS. VTCTOBIA AVENUE, WANGANUI . . S. Stevens, Boundary B-oad, Carlton J. Hugill, No. 121, London Street. „ : No. U, ST HTLL STREET. ' Telephone 205, at all houri.