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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 200, 13 May 1918, Page 2

Look into his eye; observe his poise; note his kingly bearing! These aro things influenced by (among other tilings to be sure) the wearing of comfortable and good clothing. The man who has the consciousness of wearing better clothing has a greater _ • • belief in himself as a among men. He carries himself accordingly. For instance, in the winter a man's overcoat is the garment he wears that is seen most; Instinctively he feels that he m ust h'ave a good warm overcoat, and looks .. . , .j.. for. it at a lower price, which is but natural, and judging by the number of men who buy D.I,C. Overcoats D.IX. Values are what men are looking for —and find. MEN'S ALL.WOOL COLONIAL TWEED OVEECOATS-Dark grey double breasted) belt at back. DlC'Prien V* MEN'S HEAVY.WEIGHT WINTER OVERCOATS-In Wn, and dark . i ~-.:' -...."■ .:' mrtinres: double breasted and siMle breasted," irith and without Raglan ! sleeve. Sizes Bto 8. D.I.C. Prices,.79s, 6d,, 87s. 6d., 955., 100s to 120s MEN'S COVERT COATING RAINPROOF OVERCOATS-Present eeaWe ft !..... vounte etyle. Sues 3to 8. D.I.C. Prices, 755.. 89s 6d audits - — - MEN'S GABARDINE RAINPEOOP OV ERCOATS-A big range of sizes in chest " :~ measurement and also in lengths. i D.I.C. Prices, 6k, 695. 6d., 755., 82s. 6d., 975. 6d , 105s and 135s V. GABARDINE TRENCH COAT-A very scarce lino at the prwent time'' BOYS' DOUBLE-BREASTEDi TWEED BANGOR OVERCOATS-uLfj/cTuS I '■• in etrong, warm Tweede. SUes oto 6: D.I.C. Prices, 15s. 11d to 29s 6d i - ■ BOTS'GABARDINE RAINPROOF OVERCOATS-Size 3-00 to 5 ] D.I.C. Prices, 255. 6d., 265. 6d., 275. 6d., .and 6d !''■". BOYS' ALL WOOL GABARDINE EAINPROOP OVEBCOATS-Aliiitwy or Stei j • Collar. This Coating we can do Caps to match. Full range of sizes from 00 to 12. D.I.C, Prices, 355. 6d,, 375, 6d., 395. 6d. to 59s 6d ; ■.. BOYS' COVERT COATING OVERCOAT-An exoepiionally'smart Cγcut ! . - ~- fairly phect in length, fnll skirt and step collar. Sizes CO to 2, D.I.C. Prices, 345. 6d." to 38s. 6d. 11/- In Whs & titewount off ever>y oaoh 1 pvponcwe of £1 op ovei»( ! D.I.C: BOX 1478. WELLINGTON

Recipes for 1 ! Toothsome] I B Confections in Your ,• j II B ' Own Home*. : ■ ■; j « Kli ™JI IWW : a *° nUDlber of utcnsil9 CAN ho J lH Hsfl to* aI V „ is a pan, A THERMOME- \ B Sr*i «S? a ' an ■" one is i,,st ™ essenliai ss th ° 1 Hgfc *mߧ|j Home-made 6wects ; |B Arc Much Better Than Factory-made, j Siiij huT" Cl t the , k ?°, wn TT rf ingredients, tho 'careful J BftlS y?t e °' mn<enak < nnd the cleaner surroundings in the SH MMl* iltc ' l9ll an< * pantry. s 1 IPSiI A knowledge of definite, temperatures in Jollie making is I ceseiltlal te uniformly satisfactory results, for sugar in cook- $ W "J*?, differßnt w »ll« »t varied temperatures, and it is 1 Impossible to recognise this without the . 3 ; Hpl GttidanCe ° f thc and Fal,in S Mercury teliiliWp) of tte thermometer. ■ ■ . , The H ? me Can(ly Maker ' s Thermometer is .about 9in hi K h ! j M ** kui mate range from 80deg. to 350deg. Fahrenheit PRICE, 7/6, j N Write to H>partment "D." E ¥. Mills & Co., Ltd., I Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. ! ; "Wi ■ No Time Like The Present ''■€&&■* . CMUIO ' : t°° strongly emphaeiso ■ I /V> fi\ ' tho importance of purchasing ! I • JZyJWf UNDERWEAR, HOSE, and .other i ' ' • ■ •■ necessities of drees while our stocks * / J! \V*v are in sucli eplendid condition.,' i S Jβ ,/ Wk What the Future Has in Store i X MB \i\]\ '" * myatery at the present time— / %\ \V Y 1 I>ut theie iB ONE ? ACT, T H WR « \ a\\ I \ KNOW, and that is the shortages of j . Yji \ W I \ merchandise is likely to be very J ■-_ ■--•W.-lil W V acuto later on. \ P[ Bl, y Now w hile « r e are able to offer a .. '".Kk.-" such splendid values. j. ''' Ifv) LADIES' STRIPED'SILK'. SPOUTS //[ COATS-. 85s. /psssjß J, ii/ LADIES' PLAIN SIIJC SPORTS /I■ ii 1 COATS-. From 635. i / i ; I . fl\ LADIES' WOOLLEN SILK SPOUTS i t\ COATS- From 525. 6d. 5 '"■/ ll " 111 \ LADIES' TRENCH 'RAINPROOF j ill \\\ ■ , A COATS- From 81s, 111 ■•■■•'■••■■ \ LADIES'PLAIN TWEED WINTER /|/ ••■ \ COATS- From 84s. Iμ \\ I. LADIES' SILK HOSE IN ALL IE \\ \ SHADES- ss. Bd. ■■JM \, \ LADIES' SILK VELOUR HATS(I/ I "\ Tho famous Dr. Jatger Combinations,' I , 1) \ Knickers, Nightdresses, Singlots, « L -I Spencers, etc., the highest grade Un- I bra ' <lerwoar inl POrted into tho Dominion. %\ Ladies' & Gentlemen's Outfitters, i—bbAm .^.II!.. L ! m . bt !l.!"!^.!!!^!L., STILL HEADS ALL COMPETITION IT Tho last lot of Cameo Rings inado up include quaint diamondshaped and octagonal Cameos. Wo have mounted 'thfese in claw settings, and they look very fine. ' HTho Bioochcß are a most attractive selection. •IT Our Moonstone Rings' have also been attracting a lot of'attention, etonee with real moonlight in them, mounted m 15ct. gold, from 24/6 upwards. BIRTHSTONE FOR MAY IS THE EMERALD ■ ■ ' 252 IAMBTON QUAY.