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Otago Witness, Issue 3444, 16 March 1920, Page 16

is a D.I.C. Ready-to-wear |s\ Suit—-smart, what! 'jjMmr Sure thing, a fellow has to look around Y these days to see if he cannot buy suits I at a little less money. It is not easy, but m it can be done ! Try the D.I.C. Wa 'm\ My next will be a D.I.C. Ready-for-Service m fSuit similar to the one I have on, and it even if it should cost a few shillings more I 1 I wouldn't growl, because I know a tailormade would cost pounds more. P I'm quite. satisfied in my own mind, and I want to convince you that you will go a long, long way before you would get as good and certainly never better value as in D.I.C. Ready-for-Service Suits and Overcoats. MEN'S BOX SUITS, Colonial Tweeds; fashionable shades, stylish cut— Prices 115/- 120/- 125/- 145/BOYS' BLACK PEGAMOID OVERCOATS, absolutely waterproof— Prices 47/6 49/6 52/6 54/6 MEN'S "BURBERRY" RAINCOATS, just arrived—- £B/15/MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS, Silk Poplin Lining; in th'e latest Fawn shades — 105/MEN'S FAWN RAINPROOF COATS, fashionable shades—9s/HEAVY - WEIGHT MEN'S RAINPROOF COATS, very --•-£lO/10/D.I.C.