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Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 924, 28 March 1918, Page 2

'■■j; ® 41 99 m.l® &JL L f [i ', ■ * t 'if a H ■■■■■■■ | Whilst walking through the section devoted exclusively 1 h toi men'S3 wear jit the D.I.C. the other day, a newly- 1 opened Velour Hat caught the eye. | ; - "That's a Stetson, I'll be bound! " It was —and 1 £ a real beauty at that.; I y That is just what happens daily in the Men's Hat 1 :' Section. Men who have their luncheon at the D.I.C. .1 every day see these new hats almost as soon as tHey J " 7 arrive, because they pass through the department daily | - and are quick to note new arrivals in wearables. | :; ■ - - ■ ■• ■ • j • As we have already said: There is some style to | \' these hats, but, let us add, that there is some quality g :- also, and prices are not high—considering. | [ ' • ' I -i. . I Men's All Fur Lounge Hats, in the very newest shapes and colourings h ;, ; and shades of Grey and Light Fawn, with black bands. L ■-] * ' ■ . D.I.C. Price 13/6 .j ■ i ',\ BorsDlino Lounge Hats, in new shapes and colours. ■• • ■ .^ *■ D.I.C. Prices, 15/6, 16/6, 18/6 U p D.I.C. Lounge Hats, in Pearl Grey and Drab, with black bands. A \i, Y really smart ha', at a reasonable price, viz., u 'j IS/© ;' \ ,i ; ' "Stetson's " Mats, in all thejnew colourings for Autumn wear. ■[ ■g D.I.C Price, 30/ a ■• H " Stetson" Velours, In Black, Brown, and Grey. f t j D.I.C. Prices, 35/-, 37/6, and 42/p Alpine (Tweed) Oats* ±he|very latest for Auturmrand Winter wear.. '■[ f ' ' D.I.C. Prices, 8/6 to 12/6 ■ : ji