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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8738, 21 May 1914, Page 9

SMART HATS With the Distinction of “Class,” At D.I.C. Sample Prices. It does not often fall to the lot of the men’s outfitter to be able to offer more than one sample purchase at a time. Yet here, at the D.1.C., are four chances rolled into one, and each means that you can save a tidy sum on either hat purchased. Just slip into the D.I.C. to-day—Men’s entrance, Panama Street, and ask; our mercery men to show you these sample hats. The styles are quite alright; latest brims,.smart crowns, excellent colourings. 27 SOFT FELT HATS. Newest shapes, in grey, brown, green, mole, and beaver shades. Usual price. 10/6 each Sample Price, 7/6 each 44 SERVICEABLE SOFT FELT HATS. • In shades of brown, grey, olive green, and reseda.' Usual price, 7/6 each Sample Price, 5/11 each 27 Woodrow & Son’s HIGHEST * GRADE BLACK FLEXIBLE HARD HATS. Always 13/6 each Sample Price, 7/6 each 46 SMART MASCOT CAPS. In the datest tweeds and colourings. Regular«value, 4/6 each Sample Price, 2/6 each Wm. SIMM,

A WONDERFUL MILLINERY OFFER I I have a large assortment of . TRIMMED VELOURS HATS, In Black and Colours, and. as we are. now into winter, I wish to sell them-00 quickly. These fashionable hats were priced at 25/- and 39/6. This Week’s Prico-19,'6 I am also offering some smart One-Piece HOUSE FROCKS at about Half Usual Prices. See these Real Bargains TO-DAY. Mrs. MATHEWSON, ‘■Where the SMART HATS are," 254-266 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLIHGTOJI.

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