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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, Issue LIV, 21 February 1920, Page 3

Dee & Sons The Big Suit and Boot Store Solving Problems Clothes production is of greater importance than securing orders just now. Yet we want our Customers to know that we will not knowingly make any statements,. n or set any prices that we do not intend to live up to.. It is extremely difficult to operate a manufacturing plant to-day. What with scarcity of good Clothes Materials, High Price of Tailors’ Trimmings, and in of annoying conditions which are general in the Clothes trade, the one thought that keeps us happy is the continued support of our Customers and their patience with us.. Our Values have proved to be right and we .expect t'o keep up our good Clothes reputation. , , * 35 Years Thirty-five years ago we started importing Suitings from a Scotch house, and for 70 seasons (except the four years’ war Period) they kept us going. They are now advising us that we may again expect our regular shipment of Good Suitings, a**d we know our old will welcome this old firm’s reliable goods. Personality Clothes Personality produces prosperity helps you on the way to success, and nothing adds to personality more than good Clothes, and if you o'an’t afilord our high grade made to your personal requirements, we have our Tailored Box Sui% to fit you at a moment’s notice. Our Box Suits are ready to fit—not altered to fit—and prices are ready to suit any pocket. Boots & Shoes The problem with Boots and Shoes is not meeting with the same difficulties. We’ve a very comprehensive stock for Ladies, Men and Children, bought a few months back, and you will find our Prices much below present day value. Our stock ru n s into thousands of pounds, so that you’re sure of big selection, which means sure satisfaction. ‘ DEE & SONS NELSON & MOTUEKA