Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 15 July 1925, Page 3

c^v * *&sbes& i IN our wide ranges will be found all the best makes of Shirts in afT the latent Striped and Style Effects, in Smart, Service-Rendering Fabrics all priced at levels t! at have made DEE & SONS famous for Value. few note them well: Men’s Good Day Shirts from 4/11. Special Line Workers’ Shirts 6/11. Boys’ Shirts, big variety, 3/11 to 5/11. College Shirts at Sale Prices. iiere are r-is i .o j. Knitted Ties, Broad End Ties, Bow Ties, Ties of every description and every Style offered at keenest prices. Look at these:— 1 16, 2/6. All Worth Double. r% ' THE BIG SUIT AND BOOT STOR WHERE YOU GET BEST TAILORED SUITS FROM £7 10, ■.aaicee,e3asasaaat

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