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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20524, 18 April 1932, Page 3

V-V-' . \ AV U' £■ ' -.v: AN EXTENDED SERVICE OF - i IT is a commonplace that ' D.I.C. sell everything,' but while unwise economy is urging so many to i cheap' clothes, 'cheap' food, 'cheap' homes, even 'cheap' standards of life and living, it is well to recall that there is something the D.I.C, does not sell. It is the inferior thing. no House in the land better what has happened and what is happening to the spend ing resources of the people, the D.I.C. is now regularly presenting throughout all the departments in their four Great Stores greatly increased assortments of Inexpensive merchandise, stylish, tasteful, impeccable in quality, remarkable in value. The D.I.C. hereby invites the public to test for themselves the attractiveness of this development. To those already acquainted with the enterprise of this House, this extended Service may occasion but small surprise. To others who have yet to see our values the experience of a visit to the D.I.C. will prove a revelation. In any event, everyone who has an eye to Wise economy may acc this invitation in the full assurance of finding pleasure and pro satisfaction and a courteous welcome. The D.I.C. guarantees its prices to be at least as low as any ruling elsewhere for equal quality, and reimburses you if on making any purchase you find this otherwise. > © D.I.C CHRISTCHURCH I I I i CHRISTCHURCH 'X v ' :; % i !' ' ' &.p.. - ■ I" ■i * ■*:' . I-iiy . 'K - •Vi ■