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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13054, 23 April 1910, Page 2

George Davies says My business is striding ahead with seven-league boots. There’s no riddle about it. Just VALLE and money saving on a now method of buying suits—FOß CASH. Clothes made of good cloth are as plentiful as flies around a sugar bowl, but style and money-saving are as rare as a baulkless motor car. “Good-oh!” exclaimed a radiant customer, who slipped on a George Davies suit when he got it home. A GEORGE DAVIES TAILOR-MADE SUIT TO ORDER AT 55!-, 63/-, 75/AVill be found equal to ANY Suit made ANYWHERE at £2 higher price. That’s my argument and I back it up to the hilt. I WILL HAND BACK YOUR MONEY IF YOU DON’T THINK I HAVE ’ MADE GOOD.” Give me your order on this basis and I will soon show you that I am iu dead earnest. I have to give you FINEST MATERIAL, HIGH GRADE CUTTING, PLENTY OF STYLE, PERFECT WORKMANSHIP, And "i OU will save a solid £2 on the suit. V aiting your order . GEORGE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, T ' ICTORIA A\ ENUE (At the Corner of Guyton Street), Wanganui. [T-ini mimnnaiMMiimwjiiu-Wui—^ EARTHQUAKE PROOF BUILDINGS. After the earthquake at Messina, ‘‘a dwelling built of re-inforced concrete was the only building left standing.” The experience- of San Francisco was on similar lines. Build with Concrete and use ■ ilurnsllle O me lit.j The High Tensile Strength, Uniformjity in Colour and Fineness, Soundness land Purity, has led to the present £ immense demand for | BURNSIDE CEMENT. I Test it alongside any make in the J World. ! Agents:— tCREEN, McLEAN, BEAVEN & CO., I WANGANUI.