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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16160, 14 March 1918, Page 4

QIC. SUITS TO MEASURE at 75/- 80/- 85/ABE REMARKABLE VALUE SEE WINDOW Despite the fact that this is one of the busiest times of the year In the Tailoring trade, we are prepared to make up a limited number of our famous Suits to Measure IN TIME FOR EASTER Our big display of Suitings is well worth seeing, including as it does, the smartest and best for all tastes. There are Self-greys, All-wool Flannels, Worsteds and Tweeds. If you would have your suit for Easter there is no time to delay. Our "word to the wise" is. come in to-day, make your selection and have your measures taken. If unable to call, write to the Manager, D.1.C., Chrlstchurch, and a full set of samples, with self-measurement form, will reach you by return mail. Hundreds of satisfied customers — business and professional men —are wearing D.I.C. Suits to Ll-34 measure. . . . They tell others, which accounts for the enoprtl ° us business the D.I.C. do In these IZ splendid suits. ( You Run No Risk' Discount for Cash: Suits to Measure, as the D.I.C. assure B . / . , you of complete satisfaction, or your S'.«B : • |/- 1(1 OdCll COmDmtO £ money refunded in full. B

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