Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10559, 9 April 1920, Page 9

To qualify the need and to put it on Its best basis the D.I.C. saysj “D.I.C. Quality for you for Servicer.’ V 7? Men don't buy-.wearables just for the look of them, but for the real good hard service they get with the articles they purchase. No man need, or indeed has, any misgivings about D.I.C. Quality—most men know that Quality,,counts in the D. I. CT Policy. Briefly stated :". You can trust tha. D.I.C. . to-.treat you well. & O P THE SPORTS”— Really an. ideal Coat Sweater, in jnedium shade’ of Grey. 25j8 tS»AI '•'‘THE GOLF”—A medium weight garment, in shades of Grey and; Brown;'all sizes. . 52/6 “THE COLONIAL’ ‘—The ideal Coat Sweater for winter wear; all sizes; in 'shades of-Grey, Brown and Cream. 45 /“ “THE SPORTShiAN” —in quite the latest shades of Green and Lovat; all pure wool; , all sizes. 63/“THE .ROSLYN”—AII VVooi Sweater, in heather shades only. ' ’ 12 / fl 1/_ In the fid|qpouiit.o.ff,evepy cash pu iEJ.„OP, oven DrL O.

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