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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 35, 11 February 1908, Page 9

Now that the great Sale at the D.I.C. approaches its con- • elusion, patrons are coming- along- yet more plentifully. But there are still bargains for You. The Sale closes on Saturday. After this, there will still be bargains. At the D.I.C. are nothing but bargains. Only you must not expect sfs a general thing such amazing bargains as are offered during the progress of this sweeping clearance. Here are a few more pointers. , CERMAN TORCHON LACE arid INSERTION, \ • all shades Usually 1/9 to 3/8 Bargain price 1/- card NINON BILK TIES, fringed ondo, all colours Usually 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 Bargain pi'ice 9d WHITE CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY, I^w to : 3in. vrlde fJ Usually 5/6 to 7/6 doron Bargain prices 2/11 , 3/3, 3/11 dozen f Many bargains still in DRESS MATERIALS, MANCHESTER GOODS, BLOUSES, TAILORED COSTUMES, LADIES' and CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, and all MEN'S LINES. A few of those INCOMPARABLE SUNSHADES still remaining at HALF-PRICE • N. Z. CLOTHING 1 iPP' i l^il PA CTO RY. C^Tn^G£ACTOl^ ' 57, LAMBTON-QUAY. OUB HAIID FELT STOCK OP HATS IS COMPLETE AND UP TO DATE. «jiniMuj<jM«j(.iujuiJi.jm— ,i_ji i«mniuiiiij_ c alO showing ths smart mm — MmmL i^^^^^ ; .iirH > M" i ?i-'°" "f.jf.'ffi.i? ? n^ Q n &Htv. < THE MORE YOU ICMO^y about Good Clothing the better we wi 1 1 ' like it. If you are an expert judge of Style, Fit and Value Ygiflt Invest fa Oftejrf These XSrand Spits. < OUR LASTjMONTH IN THE YEAR TEMPTS US TO A 11 ■ 1 11 1 -.nil 11. 1 1 ( of the very highest class Suitings, including stylish stripes in - soft shades of green, brown and navy blue. These are < WITHOUT DOUBT THE FINEST COLLECTION < WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. 1 We want to show you garments made of reliable materials containing good trimmings and linings, skilfully cut, and so carefully tailored that every seam is perfectly matched. All this is done in our own workrooms. In short they are — Perfection. Thej.c goods are always sold at JBS/15/- to £6/6/- without exception , THIS MONTH ONLY we will offer these at ■ £4/S7/6 THE SUIT. WRITE OR CALL FOR PATTERNS AT ONCE. ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO MANAGER, WELLINGTON. > T)AUCY~FORiys CALEDONIAN CHAMBERS, 32, WILLIS- STREET, FIRST FLOOR UPSTAIRS. ,' ALL SHEETING AND DAMASK BOUGHT WILL BE HEMMED FREE OF CHARGE. T"RI S W Sb "«««8. per dozen , Dinner Napkins, 7/6 por dozon ; Table J. -BA X KZ? JJL Uoths. iyiU square, 2/1 1 oach, 21 x 3yds, 5/1 1 ; Kitchen Table UothH, ]/ll each; Irish Linen Pillow Caxes, 18s per dozen • Linen Sheeting, 2yds wido, 2/2 per yard • Koller Towollin"- lid ftiicl 7d per .yard; Whito Turkish Towola, 9a per dozen ; Brown Datk I'owels, 15a ; H.S. liuck Linon Towelo, 15s per dozen Samples and Price-liet T\ A ]a/jr A QT7" Honeycomb QniltaPoafc Free. JW J:% 111 JttLfS H\. 9/j, % 3 ; 9 oach . 12 u g/3 Marcella Satin Quilts (9/4) 8/G, (12/4) 11/G n , n , L , „„ , _, „, „ Iris1 ' Lnc o Curtains. 4/(5 to 21/- ; Euro, 6/3 to 19/6 triass Cloths, 6/6 per dozen ; loilet Runners, 12/- por dozen j Toilet Covei-s, 11/G per dozen • 36mCp]ieo,-i/6 per dozen; G2in Calico, 3/9 dozen ; Ucreocksos" and Orewd&on's Calico always m &tock ; 250 Brussels Carpet linds, to clear, 2/11 each r V A BIT Tj 1 ' and T TiVTim vr 1 AJiJuJli house JjlJ\jlll^. N.B. — A)l l.v. • Orders and Enquiries for Samples should be sent direct to 32 Willisjtreet, Wr'Hngton. ' 1 >j iTWEN Ai-sD CARTER, Petone, i\X General Carriers, Forwarding Agents, \7 . ABRAHAM Wood and Coal Merchants. Furniture re- V • ' moved by experienced workmen. Convey- ' Late Chef Government Hoihp. ances between Potone and Wellington daily. Orders may be left at Virtue am' M4ISO\ DOR Oo. f i, Victoria-Street, Wellington Cot; " ' betted with Wellington by telephone. X' 55, WILLIS STREET enmber. Bins up M'Eivea ana Carter ' '