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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1924, Page 9

g Never Mind the Weatheri. | § Buy a D.I-C Overcoat Now! j i t - ' • ■ ■"■ \ rl \r It is not what the weather has Tgg^. ! W been, or is, but what it will be Tp^S> j that makes it more or less of a Ji£/iok J*J duty for a man to buy his Over- J&Mfy¥f< <\ y coat right away. MSSI/sL \' ? , The recent mildness of the weather isjßF^ £ \ I 5 • i^ J ? ot J? be relied u P°n: a bitter blast.^^P* <i W Lr neraldtng ths nearness of winter may! « L E^mV1 :nf p break in upon your complacence any\ JkL~ x* F 'JW vC ! . minute now. \A\: iMaf ? j The D-I-C has a rare selection of warm I iff 11^ J f£ Overcoats, and Rainproofs, worth the \Wffl RI Sill ik y, I critical attention of the most critical of W$ *E* • r \r men- • ".»■'■ ! )J I / -■■■■■ '' f %\ D-I-C Overcoat Values are Great! t ' MEN'S _ BLUE NAP PRINCE OVERCOAT—In D B Fnnce"; guaranteed colours,; full range of sizes (ril ■»9 -, £5/17/6 and *7/7/- l T. MEN JS .FLEECY OVERCOATS-In browns, green mix- ? (f ! . rare and greys; soft and warm *S/5/-, £5/17/8, £6/12/6 5? fc MEN'S'CHECK SACK OVERCOATS-In all shades,' both 'fi y j m light and dark materials. ' l< j. v - 95/-, £5/12/6, £6/12/6 and £7/10/- %. d ■ .MEN'S SEMI DRESS ' OVERCOATS-In dark clerical \ d '. &rey £5/5/-, £5/12/6 to £7/7/- ' fe^ m MEN'S FAWN COVERT OVERCOATS-An ideal all-the- ffl year-round coat; made with inset or Raglan shoulder X* (jt ■ . £5/5/- and £5/17/6 3} • ! MEN'S LIG^T WEIGHT TWEED OVERCOATS-Swing *7 back, with Raglan shoulder or inset sleeve; a quality ; bT - X coac- and finished with art silk linings-- £6/15/- "^ ffl "DEXTER" RAINCOATS-^Vcry special value, full range ' JI of sizes, from 34 chest to 44 chest" £7/7/. ] g "HEPTONETTE". RAINCOAT- A "quality coat at'" ft a reasonable price - £6/15/ft , D.B. WATERPROOF-Light weight rubber coati in fawn B S ■ • 32/6 &! , X D.B. WATERPROOF-Brown rubber, trench style 59/6 fe « D.B. WATERPROOF-Blacfc rubber, a popular coat at a Pi J medium price - - 49/e &^ (< — -. ■■ g| (£ LATE FRIDAY NIGHT! R . D-I-C wUI be open for business - C* B till 8.30 p.m. 4 Every Friday. E? 1 —^zi^ —: — 1 1 D"*~C IIITI " § I j J^ NEW COSTUMES ANpT^cOATC THE LATEST NOW SHOWING AT ABRAHAMS LTD.! These goods have just arrived. Ladies, view tM? display at your leisure: Smartly-cut GABARDINE COSTUMES—In " navy, brown and black.well braided and corded 8, 9, 10, 12 guineas ' COSTUMES—In navy, black, and nigger; gabardine and tricolinc; collars and cuiTs of fur, also panelled with fur 10 guineas "to 14 guineas Ladies' FRENCH VELOUK COSTUMES—In Havana, almond, mole, nigger, navy, and grey, fur-trimmed to tone; hand embroidered ami beautifully finished -from 10 to 19 guineas VELOUR TOP COATS—In grey, mole, nigger, almond, and navy em-, bossed, braided, and fur-trimmed 5, 6J, 7,^to 15 guineas SEE WINDOW DISPLAY! 264- and 266 Lambton Quay, and Grand Hotel Buildings, Willis Street, Wellington, s -FOR EVENING FROCKS Now yf /i A per only rt/ JL JL yard ! Having just received a large shipment of Crepe de Plisse, we are able to offer at a Special Reduction. ' This fabric is very popular for evening wear, and not only looks as good as other'more expensive • materials, but wears as well, too; To be had in the following delightful, shades: Vieux rose, silver grey, mid grey, battleship grey, saxe blue, heliotrope, sky blue, emerald, nut brown, navy, _ rose pink and ivory, inches wide. There is sure to be a "run" on this wonderful line, so be wise and make your purchase early. D. S. PATRICK 8l CO. 191-197 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON \ . . ' AND AT JACKSON STREET, PETONE