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Otago Witness, Issue 3912, 5 March 1929, Page 26

II I Just arrived at our glove counter from France and England, some well-known m?.kes of skin gloves for Winter. The excellent quality glove for which the D.I.C. has a reputation, and all at an extremely moderate price, too. Gloves as sketched A—BRITISH LINED DEERSKIN GLOVES, all fur back gauntlet; Browns and Fawns; ideal for motoring; 6, 64, 7, 74—32/6 pair. — D WASHABLE NAPPA GLOVES, perforated, smart tum-back deep cuff, nice Winter-weight skins; Fawns. Beavers; 5$ to 7 C BRITISH-MADE GLOVES, fleecy-lined, deerskin, gauntlet style, trimmed fur, Mastic shade, smart and cosy; to 7J D-WASHABU- SUEDE GAUNTLET GLOVES. .l„,k —ViSt jA able skins, well cut and perfect fit; Beavers and Greys; 5j to 74 E-UNED NAPPA GLOVES, two dome fasteners; Mid-Bro™ shfdtwarm, good-looking; 54 to 74— F—CELEBRATED VALUER* CLOVES .( W., hi „ e (OWPII favourite; two-dome; Grey, Mastic, Beaver, White; 5£ to 7} 15/6 pair. (C) Belts as sketched I White Kid Belt, interplaited jOO with coloured suede; Vieux _ Rose, Saxe. Green, Beise— JUsO! 1/11 wliSbk J||| 2—Suede Belt, studded nickel or brass arrow heads, with buckles _ vgeSipfeSsrak _ 5 ' of same; Brown, Tan, Fawn, Red, Blue— 3/11 3 -’ ue de Belt with interlocking clasp of nickel and diamond de-* sign of same; Blue. Red, Fawn, z Brown, Tan— 4/g 4 Suede Belt with Byzantine Gilded Buckle, studded with (?) v brass V’s; lin wide; Fawn, I Drown, Tan, Red, Saxe— 4/6 - . 1 Mail orders now - D.1.C., Dunedin