Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11422, 19 January 1923, Page 5

*&?. 3ER:' Brilliant offerings made by the D.I.C. —these for Saturday Morning alone l POP: i»aul2 Obviously, it would never do for the D.I.C. to make these offerings every day, that would be disastrous, coming weekly as they do, helps to stimulate interest and enthusiasm in the D.I.C. as the most popular shopping centre in the Empire City. Get the commendable habit of Saturday Morning Shopping at the D.I.C. and you will benefit no end. Here’s Proof of Pq R JJAUtJ SILK FOULARD FROCKS—Navy/White, Black/White, cut on simple lines. Usually 95/6 Saturday's Price 79/6 20 Smart COTTON FOULARD MAGYAR OVERALLS —In Navy, Grounds with White and coloured designs, very useful for beach or house wear. Usual price 18/6. Saturday’s Price 14/6 TIN KETTLES — Saturday’s Price 2/MEN’S ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERE SOCKS—Splendid value Saturday’s Price 2/11 pair STEMMED AND FLAT SWEET DISHES—cut and etched. Saturday’s Price 4/6 to 8/6 WHITE SATIN DAMASK —Fine quality, washes and launders splendidly, 67 inches wide. Saturday’s Price 4/11 yard FINLAY’S HEAVY WEIGHT TWILL SHEETING—For single beds. Saturday’s Price 2/6 yard CHILDREN’S TUSSORE SILK BLOOMERS —Sizes 1 to 6. Usual price 5/11 to 9/6. Saturday’s Price 4/6 to 7/6 D.I.C. Claims I LINEN BUTTONS —With covered backs, 3 hole and plain, all sizes. Usual price 2jd. Saturday’s Price Ifd card MEN’S TWEED DRESSING GOWNS—Greys and Browns. Saturday’s Price 25A8 English PEDAL STRAW READY-TO-WEAR HATS —Trimmed Silk Ribbons and Novelty Mounts. Usually 72/6 to 5 gns. Saturday’s Price 29/6 Men’s Glace Kid or Box Calf Oxford Lace LOW CUT SHOES —In half sizes. Newest designs and shapes, welted soles. Saturday’s Prioe 42/* CHAMOIS AND WHITE 2-BUTTON WASHABLE CASTOR GLOVES—Reliable English make. Saturday's Price 10/6 1 PIECE 56m. GREY VIGOREAUX SUITING —Used for super Dress and Costume, making good wear and good appearance. Usually 18/6. Saturday’s Price 12/6 yard SNAP ALBUMS—In great variety, at 25 per cent less than the usual prices. D.I.C. Wellington

r V —? \ ISN’T IT TIME YOU GOT THAT BOY’S CLOTHES READY FOR .SCHOOL? FOUR TOP NOTCH VALUEB. For Our At V. and A.’a. t Our big- values in Boys’ Clothes show parents a big: saving-. In noting these prices remember the Qualities are Pe- ■ pendable “V. and A.” Lines. BOYS’ SPORTS SUlTS—Strongly made from smart selected patterns, good quality Colonial Tweeds, ideal for hard school use. V. A A.’s Prioe 34/- to 83/- saoh BOYS’ STRIPE KNAP SHORTS— Splendid wearing, neat dark stripes* ideal for holiday or school wear. V. A A.’s Price a/ll pair. BOYS WASHING TUNlfc SUITS—Neat stripes in crash, comfortable and good for Summer. 3/11 to 10/8 eaoh BOYS’ GREY UNION SHlßTS—Medium weight, union mixture, splendid wearing quality. 8/11 to 7/11 each ALL LESS 1/* IN C CASH DIBCOUNT >. ■ VEITCH & ALLAN The Big Family Drapers, Clothiers, House Furnishers, Cuba Streep WELLINGTON.

Racegoers! Call at the "Wardrobe.* over Fowlds’ Shop. Manners street, and Ret ronr Race Frocks at half-price, all this week. Open till 9 p.m. Friday.— Advt. For Inflnenea. *e*e Woods’ Great Peppermint Obi

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