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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12042, 21 January 1925, Page 5

D. 1. C. Mercery for Race Week Wear ! i /‘ • / Silk Shifts Fancy Socks Cool Unders \T* Stetson Hats Smart Ties Neglige Shin These are but a few suggestions of suitable Race Week Wear the D.I.C. would suggest, both for comfort and personal appearance—there are others equally good—equally essential. There is at least one thing—aye two, that man can always sely upon at the D.I.C. viz: Correctness in style and excellence . of quality. These faotorsvare important to smart dressers. Gentlemen — V > Trentham and the D. I. C. await you! • STETSON HATS—Latest' shapes and HOLEPROOF SILK. SOX— and shades. sa/8 Black. 8/6 pair New range TIES—-Wide end and silk knitted. 8/6, 7/6, . 11/6 FUGI SILK SHIRTS—Smart stripes; all* sizes. J ' «/6 New shipments Smart Shapes' LINEN t AND SOFT COLLARS—AERTEX VESTS AND TRUNK DRAWERS—AU sizes. 7/11 garment , CHAMOIS GLOVES—Very smart. , \ 7/8 pai* SMART CAMBRIC AND TRICOLINE SHIRTS—AII sizes; collars to match. 13/8, 18/8 . /' D. L C. 7nR OAlilU Wellington.

VUiC* 6 hj m IcUSUiWPOWWj and at laat tecwiwd ty nnMy i ««npw« ABO. WMXIK ifr fe >cupfal of cream mimed with the stiffy whipped- white (fin egg. Stand on ice, and eerre as'Cold., as possible. „ . I Simple Orangeade.—Thinly, ped the rind of four-oranges and place in a bowl with the juke of six manges and a glass of sherry. Dost with a.'scant cupful of sugar, and pour over all-.a quart of .boiling water. Cool and .then ; place on ice far an hour, and serve with plenty of crashed ice.