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D.S.C. Hat and Cap Week will help men and boys to economise on smart headgear. The day of the ''no hat brigade” has passed; it died a natural death as most fads do. The day of the common-sense man Is hore, and it demands common-sense ideas in social and business life, in one’s clothing, and a thousand and one other things. Hats and Caps are worn by all men and boys, but alii men and boys cannot wear the smart English made Manufacturers' Samples of Tweed Caps simply because there Is not enough to go round. Take the hint, therefore, and get in early to the O.i,c. and pick up one or two of these stylish Caps while they are available. _ You can save money I buying Hats and Caps at the D.i.C. today. MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES OF BOYS’ AND MEN'S HIGH GRADE ENGLISH MADE TWEED CAPS. Men’s TWEED CAPS, light weight, lined and unlincd, leather bands. Regular Prices 4/6, 5/6, 66, 7/6, and 8/6. Sample Prices 2/6, 3/8, 5/-, 5/6 and 5/11 Boys’ TWEED CAPS, browns only. Regular Price 2/9. Sample Price 1/6 Boys’ GABARDINE RAINPROOF CAPS, assorted shades. ’ sample Price 1/0 Men’s Genuine PANAMA HATS,'sizes 6i 7,7&, and 7i- Usual Price 35/-. Special Price 22/6 Boys’ and Youth’s Genuine PANAMA HATS, sizes 6|, 6i, and 61- Usual Price 2iv'-» Special Price 15/Special Purchase—PANAMA HATS,newest shape, all sizes in stock, from 6f to 71. Special Price 10/8 Men’s All Fur BLACK LOUNGE HATS. Usual Prices 10/6, 12/6, 13/6, and 16/6. Special Price 10/0 Brown and Fawn VELOUR HATS. Usual Price 27/6. Special Price 13/6 GREEN LOUNGE HATS, sizes 6f, 6b, and 7i- Usual Price 16/6. Special Price 6/6 MID BROWN LOUNGE HATS, roll curled brim; suitable for elderly man; size ?i. Usual Price 17/6. Special Price 6/6 1/- In the discount off every oa»h purchase of £1 or oven .1 - D.I.C. Box 1478 Wellington.

CHEAP L.IISBS now being Cleared at RADFORD’S furnishing Sale. Duchesse Chests— From 37/6 Couches — From 25/Washstands— From 12/6 Sideboards — From £3/15/Wardrobes — From £3/10/Chesterfields — From £5/5/-High-back Chairs— From 10/6 Cane Chairs— 6/6 Rattan Chairs— xo/6 Hall Stands— 17/6 Roll-top Desks— £B/8/- “ Music Stools— 15/6 Carpet Squares— From 12/6.,., Carpet Runners—From 1/-yd. Oilcloths — From 1/9 yard Linoleums — From 1/9 yard Door Mats— From.i/- each -- Hearth Rugs— From 3/6 each » Fenders— - From 5/6 ALL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AT REDUCED SALE PRICES. Crockery all Reduced to Clear. RADFORD’S Complete Furnishing Warehouse, ;J . MANNERS STREET. fQRO Off CIS 1 ' I essences i"6ne Drop Goes aloogWay'’ GOITRE PERMANENTLY CUR EDI Free Booklet explaining how to remove , J| Goitre sent on requeM. Write to-day. ■ Over 3000 coecMce*. Handled* ef teiUnoniilbV ■ A. J. DOIG, Chemist, Wanginulgß DRINK HABIT CURED. KINDLY post mo two more pas. kefs 01 ‘Drinko.’ I cap see a change already.”'"So writes’a_ Napier mother. Wo have huhdfeds’of similar testimonials. Write for free ' booklet in sealed envelope describing this wonderful secret drink cure. State if Mr, Mrs, or Miss. Address: Lady , Manager, Drinko Proprietary, ~212 D. Lambtoo may, Wellington. Statistics from the Labour Bureaux how that I'd married and 27 single uen applied for employment m Weir -ington last week; 31.. were as-.‘rd, . ;ur to Government work; 15.. are still unplaced. At Christchurch there .vere 26 applicants, of whom .13 were .ssistod. In Dunedin there wore 34 applications, of which number- 20 are still on the waiting list. The Auckland Bureau rece.ved ID applications, of which six were filled. Nil returns were sent in from Oamaru, Invercargill, New Plymouth, Kelson and Napier. SNIFF UP, GARGLE or SWALLOW FLUENZOL

A numb or of postcards of Now Zealand scenery, marked “Printed in Germany,” was produced in Parliament yesterday by Mr C. H. Poole, M.P. for Auckland West. An old lady north of Auckland, he stated, had ordered from an firm dozen postcards of New Zealand scenery to send to boys at the front, and she had received thirty-four German cards and two English. The carddid not look as if they had been lithe shop three years, and the hor. member asked if a permit had freer granted to anybody to import these artistic, productions marked “Printe-' in Germany.” The Hon. A. L. Herd man {Attorney-Genei-ab' No suet permit has been granted.” QUICK’S the word when "NAZOL sets to work. Gives instant relief fro,, coughs, colds, catarrh, and sore throa Pleasant to take. One trial proves r efficacy. * Articles to the value of nearly .£250,000 are pawned in London every week. China promises to become within a few years the largest market in the, world. About 300 species of turtles and tortoises are known. Some of these attain a very large size. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. 1,'6, For Bronchial Coughs, take.

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Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9794, 18 October 1917, Page 9

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Tapeke kupu
775

Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9794, 18 October 1917, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9794, 18 October 1917, Page 9

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