A SMART SUMMER SUTT.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10067, 8 February 1909, Page 4

A SMART SUMMER SUTT.

£2 6e, £2 10a, £2 15c, and S3 <*■

MADE TO MEASURE.

The raits now being made to measure Br George Davie*, Christchnrch, at the sbOTe pnces, for gentlemen, right hero in vnr own town, are really superb in style, fit, and finish. They equal in appearance gnftk ma have been in tie habit of paying yoar local tailors, who giTQ credit, 4 and 5 corneas for, and they poeseas one noznt which no other fiim can supply—* it is the famous "K front. This front is a registered front that eninrea the coat from turning back and getting out of shape. It is the latest idea from London and New York tailoring establishments, and Mr Davies is fortunate indeed in possessing the eiclosrre_ri«frt to We this front in coats made in Hew Zealand. Those who hare already sent for samples, and the simple eeJf-measaranen: form, and forwarded their order to Christchurch since the "KEEP-SHAPE front Tgrm introduced, haYe iwen highly pleased with the splendid coato made. Thap epe*4*l car© is given to every detail in the making of every garment, and Mr Davies is so satisfied that yoar suit will you complete satisfaction when you order it from him by refit, that he has authorised as to state that he will give yota a written guarantee to refund your money in fn.ahoold yon not be entirely satisfied with the garments when yon receive them. Wfl attribute the difference of £2 in the price of Mr Daviea' suite largely to tue modern methods adopted in the making of the garments, and, of coarse, also to the fact that he sella entirely for cash, giving no credit whatever, thus making no bad debts; and. after all. it does seem absurd that one man should have to pay a Keher price for his suit, just because Borne other fellow fails to pay for his, but that is just what happens, for somebody has to pay for those who <fe> not pay, and, naturally, H is net the tailor who gives Jhe creift, it is the man who does pay—-c-ou. Mr Davies will esteem it a privilege to send samples to any of his readers who will just drop him a line, saying "Kindly send me simple, simple seifmetuanrement forms, etc." (a post-card will do.) Ton will receive by return mail a complete of the latest suitings, together with illustration of the newest styles now being worn in the city, and wnen, after investigating the value for yourself, you decide to place your OTder by mail with this progressive firm, you will take no risk whatever in the matter, for as above stated Mr Davies gives you a written guarantee which ensures complete satisfaction for yoa —makes it possible for yoa to secure the best suits made at any price at a saving of £2 to yourself. Our advice to all our gentlemen readera is to write to-day for samples, simple self-measurement form, and style book. They will cost you nothing, commit to nothing, yet will save yon £2 when you decide to order after seeing the splendid samples. Yoar letter or poet card should he addressed George Davies, 174 Colombo street, Chri3tchurch. (Advt.)