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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1937, Page 16

It's the D-l-C for Gloves The six Gloves.shown are only an indica- ; s^mj^^^^^^Bm. tion of what you can expect to find ' ' / among'our skin gloves. No doubt you will > find the very glove you want among' '. - these . . ..but if you can possibly managa it come in for a glimpse of the whola . Doeskin Gauntlet Gloves with pique sewn .„, ,_ seams, elastic at wrist, in white or ■ Na PPa ©«unt'e* Gloves in beaver or brown, pique sewn seams and perforated Tp^V\\' A Fringed Doeskin Gauntlet Gloves, in natu- > \ " , \ Continental Nappa Gloves. Gauntlet \ V \ \ \ Gloves in white, grey, beaver, brown and \\ \\ \ English Doeskin Pull-on Gloves, with fancy IB^^^^^^^kv\j tucked cuff. .. white or chamois. 10/11 *wbS^^^^^^^ Fringed Nappa Gauntlet Gloves —Pique sewn seams and elastic at wrist . . . dark a brown. 12/° Already the Store abounds with Christmas gifts—many novel and impossible to duplicate ... it would be wise to maka I sure °^ y°urs now us' ng our ' ay"ky service... a small deposit will secure your purchase—and the balance may be paid at your own convenience. The D-l-C on the Quay ■■■■■■■■■■■bhHllHlHlVtcijmic CTAiXt' ; - >7^^^^^^^^^^^^R nil I I I I I n I J n T I v - jfHßl\>«^CV^v^r\^vk TUD TPT T?V I C **^^K^HZl*"flP^ ■Sv^Viu.v vL WKIvjIjJJjI o