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Otago Witness, Issue 3467, 24 August 1920, Page 14

"Dress well," say the successful men, for when a man appears successful, 'he finds he feels successful, and that's half the battle. The D.I.C. has gained the enviable reputation of " Builders of Clothes for the successful, well-groomed man." Every suit is built on the sound principle of perfection in every detail, from points of appearance, bodily comfort, and durability. The New Spring Suitings are already in our fixtures, arid include Dark Greys, Clerical Greys, Light Greys and Fancy Greys, Brown, Heather Mixtures, Donegal Effects, and the popular Navy Blue in Serge and French Suiting. Come in and make your selection to-day. "Quality First" is our Motto. Our Stock is Unlimited, Satisfaction Guaranteed. £9 2s. and upwards. D.I.C "Suits for Service" Dunedifl

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