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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 123, 16 February 1918, Page 4

8.1.C. SALE : ML. H« mk &twfcj I pl jm; Keep your eye on D.I.C. Footwear; j® ® Yon can save money on Shoe leather ® ; "Better never late" is better than "better late than never" where D.I.C. Bargains in Boots and Shoes are concerned. Saturday is the last day of the Sale, and 1 p.m. is the last minute in which you will be able to buy footwear at anywhere near D.I.C. Sale Prices for a mighty long time to come. ' Take time by the proverbial forelock and buy Boots and Shoes at the lowest prices. There's no time like NOW Five past one on Saturday—too late I 18 Pairs Only MEN'S PATENT DERBY BALS-With dull kid tops, waited. Usual Price, 40s. Sale Price, 275. Gd. IW3 23" Pairs MEN'S GLACE KID AND BOX CALF DERBY SHOES-Sinart puff £W3 and plain toes; "Isis" make. Usual Price, 3Ss. 6d. l*Sa£LjH! iTIF' a ' e ' 3^ ' Cl!, 3l yY I I II 27 Pairs LADIES' GLACE BUTTON SHOES-Best English make. Usual Price, | | l| @1 | P| 325. 6d. Sale Price, 17s. 9d. |®J LADIES' CANVAS WHITE ONE-BAR SHOES-Best English make. Usual Price, 21s. v Sale Price, ss. 11d. GIRLS' WHITE CANVAS HIGH LEG BALS-Sizes 7 to 10 and 11 to 2. • • : ,i To Clear at 9s. lid. and lis, 9d. ■ , M| " |WiM LOOSE GO¥ERS l! ./■ Breakfast"'' 1 ■»'«» I / Wl,en hab'jy simply must got to ibe ' r> • « ' *r / offlco "extra early"—whensver buts la u Comprising .INCW I ) jwcawnj in breakfast preparation, S '"•jSrafflHSlCi iit | rjlf l i Thta distinctively different breakfast A ' Miblm I tTT and INOVelrLtteCtS ■ J food Is oookeiHn and s • 1111111! I, PiUI II? I [(ill 11111 ?n FaViffi-i -nrftli the day's work. 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