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New Zealand Tablet, 21 April 1910, Page 618

WRONG!! WHEN A MAN SAYS ‘GEORGE DAVIES MAKES CHEAP SUITS ’ HE IS WRONG. ‘Cheap,’ says the Dictionary, means ‘ commonof little worth.’ My Suits are decidely different to that. I started my Cash Tailoring System to afford relief to men who were victimised by credit tailors to the extent of pounds on their tailoring bills. b I knew if I received cash for every suit I made I could work on a profit that would ‘ put the shutters up ’ at more than half the tailoring .estabments. That is why the opposition is mad; that is why ■ they announce vaguely in their advertisements that ‘ there are a lot of cheap suits about.’ But that cap doesn’t fit me. I have let daylight into the credit tailoring system, and it is DOOMED And with its death, the George Davies System of Cash Tailoring has risen, Phoenix-like, as a boon and a blessing to every man who will avail himself of the benefits of paying cash. Bring me the last suit that your tailor made for you at five and six guineas, and I guarantee to not only give you a better fit, a smarter cut for £2 less for cash, but in addition to give you materials and patterns that will fairly surprise you with their quality ’ and newness. . I don’t beat about the bush l guarantee it. - If you are not satisfied, every penny you have paid is refunded. That’s clear enough and to clinch it I give you that guarantee over my own signature. NOW, WHAT ABOUT THAT ‘ CHEAP SUIT ’ ARGUMENT ? Ask me for patterns personally or by telephone, wire or letter. I’ll deliver them quickly. Will do what no other starch will do* It gives linen a snow-white appearance, a perfect gloss, and keeps it stifl longer than any other. ' Order it from your grocer, and accept no substitute. GEORGE DAVIES The Modern Tailor, 196 Colombo St., CHRISTCHURCH. OLMAN’S STARCH