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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 95, 17 January 1924, Page 2

111 Man Instinctively ’JI turns to the D.I.C. ' /i \ or his I^ ace Week 1 \\ I Outfit He may want a suit, a smart / il 1 I shirt, a stylish hat, a light raincoat, / A I and any of a dozen smaller articles I of wear—his instinct, keen business ( f" Wl I instinct, leads him to the D.I.C. 11 When he does he is on “a good win” for value and has. the whole field in front of him—there is ample choice. I To-day, then, ye followers of I Nimrod, to thg D.I.C. before to W horse! ' ’ ". ft Great Values for Race Week MEN’S SMART BAND SHIRTS, best English cut, in new patterns, in neat and bold stripes, 2 collars to match each shirt. 12/6, 13/6, 15/6, 17/6 _ MEN’S STYLISH SOFT FELT HATS,, all best English makes, new shapes and shades, with bound and welted edges. 35/*, 42/MEN’S FANCY ALL-WOOL CASHNIERE SOCKS, smart designs, and new shades, both with neat stripes and fancy patterns. 5/6, 6/6 MEN’S “TOBRALCO” SHIRTS, D.I.C. best make, all sizes, from 14 to 18, full size body and reinforced neck. D.I.C. Price 11/6; Collars to match 1/each. MEN’S TWEED SPORT SUITS, English Tweeds and best English cut. i prices 55/-, 65/-, 75/-, and 82/0 | MEN’S SAC SUITS, smart styles, in new designs and colourings. Prices 97/6, 105/-, and 112/MEN’S NAVY SERGE SAC SUITS Indigo Dye guaranteed, all sizes. , £5 17s. 6d. and £0 15s. MEN’S RAINCOATS, in Fawn Gabardine, a splen- * K did variety, different qualities and colourings. y ’ 79/6, 85/6, 105/-, 135/-, and 170/- | MEN’S LIGHT. GREY TWEED OVERCOATS a good useful mid-Season Coat, 126/-, 147/ , and 168/ hTTfI D.I.C. Wellington 1 jjTg ~-y~ frSniSi KIA CHEESE , DeUcaus in a

While V. & A.’s Whole Store is TEEMING in Bargains During Welcome Week SALE The bargains are extra special in the z Children’s Department ptttt ’n’RFN'S 3TRTPED AND CHE CK WASHING FROCKS— Smartly be cleared at V. and A.’s Welcome Sale Prices, 4/6, 4/11, 6/11. CHILDREN’S COLOURED PINARETTES—In Brown and Navy. To be cleared at V. and A.’s Welcome Sale Prices, 2/3 to 3/6. WASHING ROMPERS—In striped, or plain effecte. To be cleared at V. and A.’s Welcome Sale, 2/11, 3/3. 3/11. CHILDREN’S CREPE DRESSES—P lain or striped; Magyer style, finished with scalloping. To be cleared at V. and A. s Welcome Sale Prices, 6/11 and 7/11. Thousands of other Welcome Week Bargains—Come and get a few. MO AI 0A Bl The R ' s Famil y Drapers, X Al Ifl II Clothiers, House Furnishers, U nLLnil Cuba Street, f

You will be delighted if You call and see The New Shipment of most advanced styles at 360 Quay. Including UNIQUE MODELS IN COATS—In V elour Cloths and Marocain, trimmed with real Mole Beaver and Squirrel Coney; beautifully embroidered in Russian and elaborate Persian colour designs. ALSO COSTUMES AND 3-PIECE SUITS—In the newest shades Tobacco Brown, Beaver, Nigger, Navy, etc. Give us a call, our prices are right. McKay’s Corner.

REMOVAL NOTICE OPENING MONDAY 14lh AT 9 O’CLOCK For the convenience cf the public, we have opened our Retail Drapery Warehouse at CORNER LAMBTON QUAY AND GREY STREETS, (Opposite Kelburn Tram Stop). USUAL BARGAINS. Manchester Clearing House