| Cheerio, men ! I It is Spring ! .&fg3 Good times are coming! jjJ^ liilP Like every other thing- in life that is wortli Bill P-^'Ll**'^ haying, Spring-time and. its increasing- outdoor activities are worthy of preparation. XjjAUjt TW The bright lights in Man's Attire appear in his (f]!2 M choice of Ties and Socks, and here the guidance J I of Fashion is worth following. • V | .' You can immensely improve your personal ap- 6 »i pearance this Spring- by judicious selection of Ties i M .and Socks; those on view at the D.I.C. this Spring- ja 7 time are replicas of the smartest wear, in London ' t U to-day. ft If There's a distincfuand separate entrance for ! | W men at the D.l.C.—Panama Street—quite private. . | 1 -" ■■■ ■ ■ ' I ■'% SMART WEAR FOR MEN! § Jj , Wide-end English Silk Ties—These are well cut \ "I and made in a wide range of designs 5/6,6/6 _ M ." \ Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs — Solendid range of \ A Paisley and Old English designs 8/6, 10/6, 15/6 \ f, Batswing Bow Ties—ln neat black and white pin Yl J spot design?; English make 4/11 ) J§ " Money's " Fancy Ctjshmere Socks — All wool; m !just the.latest; in shades of grey, brown, blue I and heathers . 6/6, 7/6, 9/6 , K3j Soft Collars—ln silkand cotton; all sizes; in the ' . \ latest shapes ■ ' " 1/6, 1/9, 2/9 ifM All-Silk Knitted Ties—ln black and fancy; Eng-- m lishmake 7/6,8/6, 10/6, 17/6 ffl ,|, , . i jj 1 ? -•"!/■ In tha £ discount off ovary onsh I] w & purohas* of £1 or overt | C J D-I-C - Wellington." I |L—_- ■--■■-- - J| f~~ ~ ' " ";''''' '. ~~ "■aagaaa *W&k- Dainty Magyar J u /$ Gamisoles £ \ U* S^yf Tarantulle." 3/6 t%Jt WfA Ctepe-de-Chine 13/6 77^ '$&// N White Crepe. 3/11 ' ,^' //-LImSJ\ Write for Illustrated Catalogue / //a 'Jj |j\ of Newest Designs. J/;/ l LIBERTY'S V^^ / S^l 205&5 . (Incorporating Pringle's) ; ' 152.i54 L«mbtoß Qaay. Wtflititgß 1 —bring Mother'. Alona I We've every garment for the children, from the ' infant a few days old to the girlie who says "I'm not a baby." Clothe the little ones appropriately and ensure v their cdmfort and health. Clothes that Baby will Love LAPOVER VESTS—AII-wool; long or short sleeves Price 3/6 each INFANTS' WOVEN BINDERS—Ib two sizes Prices 4/3 and t/11 each FLANNELETTE BARRAS— Prices 4/6, 5/6, B/ii, 8/6, 8/11 ALL-WOOL WOVEN BARRAS-- Price 16/6 each FLANNEL BARRAS— Prices 9/6 and 10/6 eaoh FLANNELETTE INFANTS' GOWNS- Prices 4/6, 4/11, 6/6 WHITE COTTON GOWNS— Prices 2/11, 3/6, 4/6, 5/11 to 8/6 A large assortment of WOOL BONNETS AND CAPOTEES— Prlcss ranging from 2/11 to 7/6 ALL-WOOL SHAWLS—SmaII sizes Prices 7/6, g/e, 9/6, 10/6 CARRYING SHAWLS—AII-wool Prices 12/6, 14/6, 16/6, to as/D. S. Patrick & Co. Corner Cuba and Virian Ste., Wellington
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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 47, 24 August 1920, Page 9
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