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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 25, 6 March 1914, Page 9

IKE SUCCESS OF SIMPSON SUITS. ' There is more genuine romance in the building up of a successful and flourishing: business than there is in the majority of highlycoloured and fanciful tales the public Mve sueh an appetite for. . Especially is- it so when thai business is directed* towards a new seheme /of, endeavour which ogives the public something better aad superior at a greatly diminished!. ' cost. If the story of the Simpson Suit: could be written, with its motives fully elaborated—if the' difficulties which beset it were explained—and" the gradual process by which- the public was educated from its attitude of scepticism to one of intern**"' appreciation, it would, make -an. interesting and inspiring human document. 1 f - ' Thousands of Simpson Suits havebeen sold in New Zealand. -,The, demand is f so great -at the present time that a tailoring establishment working at high pressure cannot cope with it. . The success of the Simpson Suits • is based on the unique and scientific methods employed' in cutting and' manufacturing. Suits are made in so many gradations of sizes,that itis impossible for any man to fail to* find one that will fit him accurately. The latest styles are followed and the most . fashionablesmaterials used. The only difference the public observe, in the. Simpson Suit when, compared with that made by a. really high grade tailor is that 'of' price. It is less than Jialf men are* , accustomed to pay. The huge scale' of production explains the low costof these suits. Since the cut is correct, the cloth of the best all-wool tweed, serge, or worsted, and . the lining and material +o keep the coat in shape of the finest, why hesitate further about trying on a Simpson Suit? Call at THE SIMPSON SUIT AGENCY, 706 Colombo Street, and look over the big stock .there.