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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 12 April 1922, Page 3

Fight Shy of Cheap Clothes. i There is a danger line in the lowering of prices below which no conscientious manufacturer will go, because, if he does, he knows that the public will not get its money’s worth. A cheap suit of clothes is an abomination, and utterly worthless because the money you put in it is lost. One good hand-tailored suit, itnade to fit you, like our > £7/19/6 Serge Suit, will keep you well dressed for over a or two. A cheap suit cannot maintain its deception for more than a month or two; it soon loses its style, its ironed-on shape is gone in no time; the coliar pulls away from the neck; the coat sags; the trousers flop around your legs —It’s just a cheap suit, and don’t you forget it, and the world knows it, too. Our Good Ciothes have their goodness built Into them; their shape is abiding; in 2 or 3 years, and In plenty of cases 5 years, they are still good ciothes. Whether you buy our clothes or not, if you really mean to practice economy, buy good clothes. We are pleased to say that in our 60 years” history we have made only good clothes, and we don’t Intend to do otherwise. Our clothes are to-day getting nearer to pre-war prices, but we don’t intend to cross that danger line to false economy wherein the public pays for a temporary saving in permanent We are the biggest makers of fine clothes in this district, and we don’t have to get a whale of a price to pay overhead charges. The cheap tailor could not exist on our narrow margin of profit, nor could we except for our big turnover. It’s the good clothes at reasonable prices that keeps us on top. Dee & Sons, Big Suit and Boot Storey NELSOB and MOTUEKA CHINA TEA WHY DOCTORS RECOMMEND IT. China Tea, on account of its health-promoting qualities, and its delicate flavour, became fashionable in England over twenty years ago, and has remained the favourite with Connoisseurs ever since. China Tea is an aid to digestion and is recommended by the Medical Faculty throughout the World, especially in cases where ordinary tea taken in excess has affected the nerves and general health. Many sound Doctors prescribe a cup of freshlymade China Tea half-an-hour before a meal, as u preventive of nausea. Theie has been no more staunch upholder of the efficacy of a refreshing cup of tea in the sick room than Florence Nightingale. The Tea of her day was r , of course, China. Lipton’s Choice China Blend should be infused not, less than seven minutes. Ordinary tea needs only four minutes. Regulate the strength by the quantity of Tea, not by length of infusion or ■dilution. . . ’ • People can drink Lipton’s Choice China Blend with benefit, even when other teas upset them. Lipton’s Choice China Blend is not one of the cheapest teas, but it is wholesome and delicious. It is a blend of choidest China Teas. If your Storekeeper does not stock it, you merely have to communicate with Lipton, Ltd., Tea, Merchants, Auckland, giving the name of the shop where yon would like to obtain Lipton’s Choice China Blend and the matter will be attended to., ‘Price 3\6 per lb. TTaines —7 j c %ioot& & SAoejf Complete footwear satisfaction is ensured when you wear Zealandia Boots. The shapes are the latest— workmanship ii the best—finish is first-class. ftorr Zealandia Boots and Shoes, are made in N.Z. Sold in aiit sizes by all Shoe Stores. M«oul»ctufled h* Sbltoa, Fmtick & Cfc, Ltd, Christchurch, Auckland, Palmerston North and Grimtsili 110