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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17634, 11 December 1922, Page 2

w. m. m D-I-C SUMMER MILLINERY —UNUSUALL Y SMARTS Quite a lot of women, and it is surprising how many, pin their faith $\ on D.I.C. Ready-to-Wear-Away Hats for something really smart and ft & J stylish; others rigidly adhere to the Trimmed Millinery. L^rrfj Those who have already seen the most recent importations were im- . pressed with the uniqueness and exceptional charm of these inexpensive Hats. Outspoken opinions are certainly most flattering, and the con- , JALFP census, being interpreted, amounts to this: "Never has D.I.C. Millinery been so distinctively original, nor yet so diverse in styles!" D-I-C Millinery is practically exclusive! 1 RUSH HATS, smartly trimmed with Organdie Muslin and fruit sprays .. 15/6 and 18/6 BLACK CRINOLINE HATS, in a variety of shapes, trimmed ribbon and flowers—--45- 55/NAVY AND GREY CRINOLINE FLOPS, smartly trimmed with ribbon and Georgette—--49/6 CHILDREN'S LEGHORN HATS, m m trimmed with ribbon and flowers ~ 25/{p-READY-TO-WEAR HATS, in assorted sUdli new shapes '. ■ ~ 17/jvj PUTTY PEDAL STRAW HATS, with mM ribbon trimmings ' s!•'■'\ RIBBON "PULL-ON" HATS .. * Usual Price .. .. ' 47/K fl 1/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT AS USUAL D-/-C Christchurch D 3197-4706 ;££s& m Let "Highland Be Your Milk Suppler The milkman or milk-jug naj-tial. you, but Highlander Milk is alwajvy available—always dependafc/e. Keep a few tins of this pure, full-crew f milk upon your pantry shelf, and you wil j never lack sweet milk. It adds rkhnett to your cooking. \ J There's no waste—you onfy j pay for what you use. Cut out &ie Milk BillyGet m m ™ A A •wi— FULL'CREAM CHARLES HAINES

1-DfIINTY GIFTS I s g E Our pnamnt thawing of S | Betd.NeckleU Bead Chains I - Is the Largest and Most Seasonably j g Priced in the City, and vre invite i - your inspection of those lovely good*. 5 S Country orders promptly attended to 3 | MRS. POPE LTD. §. S Art Ntadltwork Speeialitt S S P7038 S MlllliMlluilliiiiimimiiiMMiiuiyiyiiii^