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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 48, 20 November 1928, Page 4

■■■ '■ • Here are three specially \ >. i' popular values from the ] fe? 1? D.I.C. Hosiery Depart-. i /’hE'SH ment. Come in and see • V 7 'W 2-'l'; • the displays of all new- " C "(w \ Z • ’ 'ff- Vx -".-W’ fil/rvlill eist stocking styles at I reasonable prices. ■ X I ' - Ta /;®?/ r ' ”vj 07 - 1 ®7 ■ — “Hole- 7-If/ “ TAree proof” ||||/ Knots” Mercerised Lisle, Ki- p; / seamed legs and MWt English Silk and Cotseamless feet, oplen- W W | ! did wear for Tennis. ifel j ton Hose. Each pair In a range of new S 4 /, I complete with mendseason’s shades, in- W. . >ii > eluding White and V Black ' ' IWIJw shades. 3/ll PAIR 5/11 pair Si- i lzfl I z± wLarßzr “Delai” New Zealand-made Silk Hose. Four-inch Lisle Suspender Welt The shades are Pasche,. Flesh, and Reinforced Feet. Specially « Parchment, Nude, Cherie, Aradurable Hose, well shaped for / W bic ’ ue ’ Cream - Black - ¥ oon,! jmart fit. light, Grey. DXC. Wellington Make use of the Lay-by System for buying Christmas Gifts and Holiday Wear.

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ADELPHI CABARET SPECIAL AFTERNOON TEAS THIS WEEK. Miss Kathleen O’Brien and Pupils will present A JUVENILE BALLET. A clever Exhibition of Clever Dancing by Clever Children. EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK. MANNEQUIN FASHION TEAS This Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons “Ysabelle,” the AMphi Manne; quin, will display IN EXIEN-.nL SUMMER FROCKS shown by ‘The Popular,” Alanners Street. Week-day Afternoon lea and Dancing, Is. 6d. inclusive. No Extra Charge for Reserving Tables. There is always something Attractive at the Adelphi Afternoon Teas.

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A perfect shine on Boots and Shoes is obtained by using C.O. Boot Polish. All shades. Waterproof.—Advt.