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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 30 March 1921, Page 3

m™ With talk of prices going down in clothing and boots you are much in doubt what to do. There is an old Business Maxim which says:— «iii4«A«rmia , «i«iF!tiii It's a good conservative old maxim which will keep you out of trouble mmMMmmmmw Our prices are down some. We must keep our plant going to keep our costs down, therefore we must force the pace. The policy of our Store has always been one of aggressiveness. We have made our biggest, boldest strokes during the years of greatest business uncertainty. The present public frame of mind value will be scrutinized more closely than ever before. Our prices right through our Suit and Boot Store are down. We are making suits cheaper and selling boots at prices equal to the fall in raw material. £Tffiwrira«»iE NELSON & RHOTUEKA

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