Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 104, 28 January 1924, Page 2

The First Day of the D.I.C Sale brings Men’s Clothing Bargains well to the front! Interest the men and you secure their goodwill—that is the policy of the D.I.C. right at the very beginning of their sales—it gives men the feeling that the ® • sale is for their good, as well as for the good of woman- o kind. | hTW That is why the D - LC ‘ takes this ’ the very first In M Jy] ! H possible opportunity to tell the men of the Empire [j 11 R| |J City and surrounding country of the exceptional chances there are to save BIG MONEY on their clothing purchases. Come, then, ye men folk! Participate in the excellent bargains that await you—save money and Rejoice in D.I.C. Quality Clothing BOYS’ NAVY REEEER OTORCQATS MEJPS SAC SUITS-In Hn pat—Sizes to fit children from - Summer weight. Usual Price 85/-. years. Usual Prices, 29/6 and 81/6. Sale Pric(!i 58/6 _ Sale Prices, 26/-, 28/6. MEN’S SAC SUITS— In All-Wool BOYS’ TWEED VARSITY SUITS- Tweed smartly cut to today’s fafih-All-Wool Colonial Tweeds, Grey only ion. Usual 97/b, IW/-, 110/-. Sizes 3 tx> 9. Price, 24/6 aud Sale Prices, 85/6, 89/b, 9Z/o. 27 / 6 - Salß PrlCe ’ 21/6, 23/9 ’ MEN’S SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS ■■RGVS’ SPORTS SUlTS—Colonial All- —Good hard-wearing Tweed of good. Wool Tweeds, dark Grey, and good weight, end closely woven. Sizes 3 to hard wearing cloth. Sizes 7 to 14. 7. Usual Pnce, -5/6. Usual Prices, 30/6 to .40/6. SalB Price ’ * Sale Prices, 27/6 to 34/-. pLANNEL irFN’S TWEED SPORTS COATS— Grey, small! men’s only. Usual Price, patterns, unitoed; 1/2 25/9. Sale Price, 14/6. belt at back. Usual Price, p 43/6. CRICKET TROUSERS—Sizes 3 to 6. Usual Price, 19/6. MEN’S TWEED SPORTS SUITS— Sale Price, 16/6, En b ffli^ fia Tto f T t &rP?ice^-MEN’S DRESSING GOWNS-Special cut. Sizes 3 to 6. gowns. Usual Price, o MEN’S TWEED SPORTS SUITS— Sale Price, 39/6. Very smart designs, in nll-Wool Itog- ' lish Tweeds, cut on a perfect Sport SUITS TO MEASURE. Ei n T>r£?l7- 5 M ' Special offer during Sale period only.Ueual Pnce, to/ . Sa]o p 52/6 _ ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, m a variety i . i nf eolourinrs, and newest designs, .bint MEN'S SAC SUITSy-Oddments bo clear moasure g 97/6. at giving s S^ /6 6 a ° n y- 47/6 . Suit and extra trousers. 117/6. Fresh Lists To-morrow’s Issue—MERCERY D.I.C. Wellington | | j | ______

Now’s the Time for real fruit jellies made Ji with the juice of fresh . g fruit and a I Brown & Poisons | I Corn Flour f W Redpe book Jf rx( \ Gil/illan & Co.. P.O. JR. /// ! l\\ A Boe 848, Y F U R s ~ Send your FURS .in for renovations NOW in preparation for Die cola V< 'A c guarantee our Fur Work, and have experts to do it. . Specialists in CHILDREN’S AND INFANTS’ OUTFITTING. MRS. SMITH, 88 Willis Street. A REVELATION IN REPRODUCTION WHE RENOWN GRAMOPHONE, BriJ tish made, under the supervision of the actual maker of a similar instrument used on the PRINCE OF WALES’ tour. The Renown stands for something more than a mere gramophone. It is the experience of all that is wonderful. in the reproduction of a record. The Renown will reproduce a vocal re cord with such beauty end sensitiveness ns to cut out the element of gramophone, and impart to the imaginations the idea the singer is actually present. WILLIAMS AND CO., LTD., Wholesale Agents in New Zealand for the Renown Gramophones. 19 Courtenay Place.