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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12075, 28 February 1925, Page 12

D.I.C. offers Boys’ and Girls’ School Outfits at Sale Prices—a very Special Concession ! The eircumstanoes precluding the re-opening of schools has prevented mothers from purchasing their boys' and girls’ School Outfits until nearer the time of the Sohools taking up. The D.I.C. is encouraging the early purchase of these Outfits by offering all School Clothing and Apparel at the prices which prevailed during the recent sale. Here, then, is your opportunity to secure all your boys’ and girls’ school clothing needs at substantial reductions in prices. Buy the Kiddies' School Outfits at the D.I.C. and save money ! BOYS. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL TWEED SPORT SUITS—Dark Grev with stripe; sizes 7 to 14. Usual Price 34/3, -4/9, 37/3. 30/-. Sale Price 29/6, 30/S, 31/9 and 33/3. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL TWEED SPORT SUITS—Size 6 to 18. 'Usual Prices 39/-. 41/-. to 5&'6. Sale Prices 33/6, 35/6 to 46/6. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL COLLEGE SUITS, in sizes 9 to 18. Sale Prices 37/8 to 46/6. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL COLLEGE SHIRTS, full range of sizes. Usual Prices 11/3 to 16/0. Sale Prices 9/11 to 14/-. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ GREY WORSTED SPORTS SUITS; full range of sizes. Usual Prices 60/- and 70/-. Sale Prices 51/- and 59/6. CIRCS. GIRLS’ FROCKS, in print or linen. Usual Brices 11/6 to 25/-. / Sale Prices 6/11 to ISIS. CHILDREN’S ROMPERS, in check or figured nrint. Usual Prices 3/11, 5/11, to 7/11. Sale Prices 2/11, 3/6, to 5/6. GIRLS’ WHITE ORGANDI FROCKS; trimmings of lace edging and ribbons. Usual Prices 12/6 to 25/6. Sale Prices 15/6 to 19/6. D. I. C. ro iLALiXJ Wellington.

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