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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 78, 1 April 1920, Page 9

i Easter without D-I-C 1 1 Gloves and Hosiery is I I unthinkable to some „ 1 ■ ' Women .. i ! Might as well try to run a river uphill as try to persuade some women to do without D.I.C. Hosiery and Gloves for Easter. ■ fit There seems to be a kind of unwritten tradition that these garments must be new for Easter wear—for hundreds they must be from a - feS _, ■ the D.I.C. ' © I 43) >-!Pflfc That shows how much. D.I.C. quality in stock- . /fT" eJ V*\g*>?^ ings and gloves is appreciated, Merit ,will -I^ll® al?^ does tell-in these dress accessories—a |jf J $ffi '! »fil Pn tribute to the high-class quality of D.I.C. ||| j|fi |s||^ merchandise. . 8J |P| flip •' Buy your Easter Gloves Wf i and Hosiery Promptly § I LADIES' CASHMERE AND ALL-WOOL J X, |J) 'HOSE—In a splendid assortment of |» ft! colours; with and without seamless legs; ffl iin light grey, mid grey, mole, gabardine, X coating, fawn, champagne, bottle green, fi navy, nigger brown & At 7/11, 8/6, g/11, 9/11 pair ffl Black and White" Mixture SILK AND WOOL i HOSE—These are beautifully light in W weight, but quite warm to wear, and are pi very well shaped At 12/0 pair f] A Splendid Range of ART AND PURE SILK IA Hose—ln a splendid range of colours ffl From 4/11, 5/8, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, IS/6, 17/6, to 35/- W, LADIES' WOOLLEN GLOVES—A ,fine as- ffl I. . sortment of heathers, greys, beavers, SI I browns, and white " tk ' At 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11 pair W DENT'S TWO-DOME KID GLOVES— \A With 3 cord points; a very good fitting ' $ glove; in tans, browns, greys, black, apd ■ ft white At 16/6 pair ' M , - i ■ ■ ■ ' White Washing DOESKIN AND CHAMOIS M GLOVES—Beautifully fine skins and good M wearing At 9/1.1, 10/6, 12/6 pair W || I 1/- In tha £ dhaeunt off every aaah || b. p pupohsao of A 1 oi« *vai>i S ■I U —J I . I D-I-C - •• Wellington | , I r ' ■ XJ'i/\ $>\°. ■ Easter Novelties at ,A/«^ 9 LIBERTY'S JT _W^' ,: Do you require an article for a J|§^ ■ Wedding Gift, or a memento of a holiday visit? You will'find many beautiful novelties here—all the newest and most artistic ideas in LEATHER BAGS, COPPER WARE, PEWTER WARE, POTTERY, &c. LIBERTY'S (Incorporating Pringle's Ltd.) j Art SluOTßoms mi Needlework SjeciilisU :: 152 - 154 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON j There's Comfort and *^§^ Smartness in a y^M^T And that is just what is needed now <$|$l^fiff|\ iJJoIIA that Winter is so near. In hosts of WppK\ beauttful colourings are these snug ' % \j|lpOPV I\\wm knitted All-wool Coats, and you Yl|Vv\ i!\ Vt^> will revel in the cosiness and. ser- / 1 v^W ij 11 \\ V\ vi« they give. Choose now, *~A \ \ |IJiLXa"' while the wideselection lasts. Vtais ■ These a« Parh'culdj Aftractiic: CREAM SWEATER COATS—With and without collar Prices 42/-, «5/HEAVY 'ALL-WOOL COAT—RoII collar, sash belt, crochet buttons, patch pockets ; in newest shades ■ . L Price S9/6 , HEATHER-MIXTURE AND BROWN ALL-WOOL COAT—RoII collar, inset sleeves, narrow sash belt Price 68/6 ALL-WOOL COAT—Several styles in collars, sash belt, large knitted buttons to match; in brown, navy, black, and maroon, heather mixture ■. , . ■. Price 75/HEAVY KNITTED WOOL COAT—Newest shape collar, sash belt, finished with large pearl buttons; in greys, saxe, emerald, bottle, heather mixture, navy, fawn, purple, and black . Price *«/«/-. HEAVY KNITTED COATS—Striped collars, cuffs, and pockets, in grey-blue, grey-green, navy and white, brown and blue, brown and green, brown-tawn Price 90/VERY SMALL HEAVY KNITTED ALL-WOOL COAT—New long roll collar, fastened back by three knitted' buttons to match; in fawn with saxe stripe, purple with black stripe, sase with white stripe ' Price £5/15/- - CREAM ALL-WOOL COATS—Several styles in collars, inset sleeves, patch pockets, finished with belt ■ • Price 88/- ---.■ SAKE BLUE ALL-WOOL JUMPER— Price 85/----|i). &'PATRICK &--Co. Corner Cuba and Vivian Streets, Wellington