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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 99, 27 April 1923, Page 9

TO-MORROWI At the D-I-C—of course. Welcome! Welcome every week! Welcome—how ' we greet you! The unlimited chorus of adulation from the throng of Saturday Morning shoppers at the D.1.C.; who know that these offerings are some- • thing in the nature of bargains. Every one who knows D.I.C. Saturday Morning Specials will be glad of another opportunity to take advantage of To-morrow Mornmg?s Offerings. 11 Pieces TWEED ODDMENTS—Smart, useful, and all good quality Usually 6/11 to 12/6 yard Clear Out Saturday Morning 3/6 yard 9 Ends of Very Smart Checked and Bouche Effects in WARM "UJINTER IOATING—AII fiiin., and quality right 12/6 to 19/6 ■ ■ - . . Clear Out Saturday Morning 5/11 I S Pieces Super Quality STOCKINGETTE —Very apt for warm gown wear; 1 colours —sky, heliotrope, with stripe; 54in. . Original price 18/6 , Clear Out Saturday Morning 4/11 yard \ CREAM RADIANTA—For day or night wear, guaranteed thoroughly shrunk; practically all wool; light in weight, but beautifully warm; 30 inches wide Usual prices 3/6, 4/3, 4/11 yard * ;■■ ' Saturday Morning Prices 2/6, 2/11, 3/11 yard 17 DOWN QUILTS— Mostly McLintock's. To be sold at less than half price. Full double bed size Usual prices 89/6 and 112/6 each Saturday Morning Price 49/6 each SOFT FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT Saturday Morning Special Price Reductions in Remnants at Half Marked Prices. CURTAIN NETS, MADRAS MUSLINS, SHADOW TISSUES, CRETONNES, CASEMENT CLOTHS, CANVAS, BURLAP, and TAPESTRY —In lengths which may be adapted to many useful purposes Special Half Marked Price Reductions CARPET AND LINOLEUM DEPARTMENT Saturday Morning Special Price Reductions in Remnantj at Half Marked Prices. PRINTED AND PLAIN LINOLEUMS, INLAID LINOLEUM, and CORK CARPET-—Good size pieces for small room, sumiunds, and bathrooms Special Half Marked Price Reductions A CHOICE SELECTION OF Young Ladies' and Girls' Hats VS, VELVET or HATTERS' PLUSH—AII the latest-colourings in brown, navy, mole, henna, kingfisher, and black; tricorE and pull-on shapes; prettily trimmed ribbons' and mounts to tone Prices from 45/6 to 59/6 IN METJOHON CLOTH—In all the newst colourings , Prices 29/6 and 32/6 , Just to hand—A few only TOP COATS IN VELOUR CLOTH—In the newest cut and style; trimmed with braid; in mole, nigger, and kingfisher Price 5 guineas With roll collar of beaver— 7J to 9 guineas 264 & 263 Lambton Quay, and Grand Hotel Buildings, Willis Street, Wellington. ( Real, staunchly-made School Togs that will -wear and wear; Cosy Overcoats that will keep boys warm and snug on winter days; Shorts, Shirts, Hats, ODskins—everything a happy, healthy boy j ' needs for school wear, and all priced much lower thaa ever—at j{ Patrick's. )j Some Exceptional Bargains BOYS' SPORTS SUITS—In reb'able wearing tweeds; smart patterns, '-. in brown, light grey, and dark grey $ ■ Sizes 3 to 6, 32/6; 7 to 121 35/.; 13 to 16, 45/BOYS' RTBONG TWEED SHORTS—For real haTd wear; lined thr ugh out . ' . Sizes 7 to 12, 8/11; 13 to 16, 10/6 -i! BOYS' TWEED OVERCOATS—SmartIy cut and well made; sizes I from 4 to 1 fi 2S/6 to 45/----i BOYS' OILSKINS (Towers' Fish Brand)— Absolutely roliablo for vie winter wear; sizun li to 14 Prices 24/6 to 32/6 BOYS' GEEY UNION SHIRTS—The correct garment for wintor; splendid wearing; all sizes 6/6 to 8/6 BOYS' COLONIAL JERSEYS—In grey and navy; with collar and open front; all sizes 8/11, 9/6, 9/11, 10/6 BOYS' TWEED HATS—In assorted check tweeds, 3/6,.3/11, 4/6 BOYS' GEEY COTTON SHlßTß—Suitable for school wear; all sizes'* 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/6, 6/11 I Men's and Boys' Store, Cuba St. i