The proper way to settle a question is to get. • together and talk it over. ~ "We claim our Iligh-Gradc Tailored Suits and *our Tailored Box Suits are now worn by more tlian onelr.alf the men here, and to the other half we want to talk. You have one opinion regarding Men's Suits, and we doubtless; have another. '■ .1 VI V - - • "We may be or we may not be right, but nevertheless it's a good idea to go into the pros and cons and settle the matter for good and all. , . ; Peaceful ways are best. Let's arbitrate. Give us a call, and let us show you over 200 Smart Suit lengths, the world's best productions, and.about 150 the best Box Suits that are possible to be had for money. Best, because they lit and wear well, and are not high-price^ ' ' I ; ' '"v*■: « The strength of our argument is, AYe 'ask. yoti *c put us to the test. ' : : v .V ~ Strength added to strength means greater strength;' AVe have a Gutter of high repute, wlioknows exactly what is most suitable .to your style, and you get his... experience at same price as pay for .ex-;, perience. "We ask you, Don't forget our 85/- Cash; Suit, made to your measure, is unbeatable value; DEE & THE SUIT STORE. ~j^|
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 31 October 1914, Page 3
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