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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 99, 21 January 1926, Page 2

Q'r-n Race Week Dress Accessories are DJ*C. Specialties I Neckwear, Ribbons, Laces, “Hankies," and other Dress Needs —absolute essentials are always called for when the Trentham Summer Meeting takes place. Give your Dress Accessories a look over—there may be some little thing you positively need, and which the D.I.C. can supply promptly. Race Wear m Small Wares FRENCH EEADY-TO-WEAR SCARF VElLS—Newest novelty, suitable for smart rase wear, in nigger, toast, beige, navy, black. 10/6 to 25/- each LATEST NOVELTIES IN PETER PAN GEORGETTE FRONTS— Daintily trimmed, Vai. lace insertion. 7/6 each LACE AND GEORGETTE WATERFALLS—In pretty colourings. 4/6 each Large selection of the latest BATIK HANDKERCHIEFS — In wonderful jazz effects. Very smart for race wear. From 1/6 to 7/6 each FRENCH VAL. AND DUCHESS LACE HANDKERCHIEFSHand embroidered. From 7/6 to 27/6 each REVERSIBLE TWO-TONE RIBBONS—Iu pretty colourings of pink and helio., sky and pink, eau-de-nil and helio. Dainty for underwear and children’s frocks, ranging from Jin. iu width to IJin. Front 6d. yard to 1/10 yard WIDE FANCY EMBOSSED AND PLAIN CORDED RIBBON— Just the correct width for making purses and bags. Tn shades of navy, brown, mole and black. From 8/6 to 14/6 yard NEW AND HANDSOAIE DESIGNS IN HANDMADE FILET LACES—Make your choice from our splendid selection prices, ranging from 1/‘ to 12/6 yard ANNOUN CEMENT. DTC~ PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED ON FRIDAY, 23ND, AND SATURDAY, ' ’ ’ 23RD JAN UARY. ■ D.I.C. |pip Wellington

efuamnteed I I//,/ It reassures the careful buyer ''l l 111 to have a guarantee of the I I / 7/ quality and purity of “ Crossed I 1 // / Fish ’’with every tin she buys, '/ / especially as it comes from / y the oldest firm of packers in '/ 1 Norway. She sets these attracVTSw twft tive little savouries before her 4- household with every confijfi deuce, not only in their tastlness ’ but 111 their food valu ® Wt&iwnFisH NORWEGIAN packed, by Cne BRISLING STAVANGEIR PRESERVING CO. STAVANGER PRESERVING CO. tr -r ' Nme Zealand Repretentatlvetl. a. A. STICHDUKY, LTD. — /Obtainable from pLAIII ST., WELLINGTON, all Grocers. & Box 102, AUCKLAND.

Money for Jam IF YOU PURCHASE YOUR REQUIREMENTS FOR JAM MAKING _ FROM VEITCH & ALLAN’S YOU WILL NOT REQUIRE SO MUCH MONEY THIS YEAR. COMPARE OUR PRICES FOR PRESERVING PANS, GLASS JARS, Great Closing Down Sale iIUSII Ki™ PRKH-.vrxe. PANS TIROVER JAM MBMW . -Bail handles, n SCREW TOP JAM JARS-i lbs, SOLID BRASS PRESERVING per dozen por * doz . 2/ _; £S7 handle. S ? LDS AND WEIGHTS-, oz. to TH]?“DOMINION^'JAM JARS■Wide mouth, screw top. ’’DER 1 PARCELS OF KITCHEN 1 pint, per J dozen 4 tjTENSILS-AH sorts of useful v ‘ : “ DON-T MISS ONE OS’ OUB HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY PARCELS containing:— 6 Yards HORROCKSES’ CALICO 6 Yards 36in. ETTE. 5 Yards DOUBLE BED SHI-E I . >- TFITOAVELCLO'TH I Pair BATH TOWELS (The Rival). 2 Yards TEA TOWELLING. £2 THE PARCEL. 176-180 Cuba SI. Wellington

| Advance Autumn Styles j | FOR RACE WEAR | >*< $ £< We cordially invito, your inspection of our Special Showing m W of Earlv Autumn Millinery, Topcoatu, Ensemble Suits and U A Afternoon Frocks, which comprise the most exclusive French >♦< and English Styles for Race and Formal Wear. >«,< $ SEE THIS DISPLAY AT ITS BEST. $ >< 264 ud 2£S LAMBTON QUAY and GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, WKUINGTOM $