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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 44, 21 February 1908, Page 9

ThinK It Out ! Why does the D.I.C. star Winter goods I just now, amdd the brightness of this Summer weather? The initiated know that each season, really smart and classy modes come out in advance oi the ordinary stock-in-trade of fashion goods. New ideas and select lines are exhausted first on specialties designed fox buyers of exclusive tastes and refinement. The D.I.C. is showing a wonderful range of such specialties. These are being eagerly sought by ladies who dress well and have the means to pursue thear ideals. The smart blouses, furs, and opstumes— and specially the smart millinery models— are all single units. You will not be irritated by seeing another woman exhibiting any duplicate of your style. The Winter goods now showing are the advance lines of smart tone, the freshest creations of the great arbiters of fashion. The number of such creations is naturally restricted. Come Now! • Tie Temple of Taste D. I. C. Jewzealan^ STOCK- TAKING. IMI^ ODDMENT REDUCTIONS ICLo'IIMG FACTORYd AT y. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY. BOYS* REMNANT TWEED KNICKERS, 7/6 for Aj£i , FA NOT VESTS, 17/6 for -» O'g 15 /' for O/f} SOILED AMERICAN COLLARS, /»D Each -Few Sizes DOUBLE COLLARS, 10/- now O / Dozen FRAME PELT HATS, O l£* COLOURED HAT BANDS, 1/-, 1/6, all now OD Eaoh 57, LAMBTON-QTJAY. | Special sbow * f of Early Autunoo F&sfyiops I* T^HOSE who prefer something quite out w ■'of the ordinary, and original in effect, will have no trouble in more than satisfying their fondest expectations, after looking through our representative collections of all the choicest articles of attire in :—: — ' {MLUNERY, COSTUMES, \ RoB£s, BLOUS£S, TRIM|V9iNG3, SILKS, EVENING WR.APS, OP€RA CLOAKS, ETC., ETC. Cuba and Dixon Streets, ) WELLINGTON. 8 !>XIICY~FORIFB = CALEDONIAN CHAMBERS 32, WILLIS- STREET, FIRST FLOOR UPS'I'AIRS. ALL SHEETING AND DAMASK BOUGHT WILL BE HEMMED FREE OF CHARGE. TDYfIXT Servattes, 4/6 per dozen; Dinner Napkins, 7/(5 psr dozen; Table X -X X O JUL Oloths, 2yds square. 2/ 1 1 each, 2 J x 3yds, 5/1 1 ; Kitchen Table Clotbs, 1/11 each; Irish Linen Pillow Canes, 18s por dozen; Linen Sheeting 1 , iiyds wide, 2/2 per yard ; Koller Towelling, Gd and 7d per yard; White Turkish Towels, 9a per dozen ; Brown Bath Towels, 15a ; H.S. Hnck Linen Towels, 15s per dozen Samples and Price-list T\ A "IVf A WTZ" Honeycomb Quilts— Post Free. U A I*l AO IV 0/1, 3 9 each ; 12/4, 8/3 Marcella satin Quilts (9/4) 8/G, (la/4) 11/6 Irish Laco Curtains, 4/6 to 21/- ; Ecru, 6/3 to 19/6 Glass Clotrs, 6/6 per dozen ; Toilet Runners, 12/- -per dozen ; Toilet Covers, 11/(j por dozen •. 36iu Calico, 4/6 per dozen ; I2i . Calico, 3/9 dozen ; Uorrockaes' and Crewdson's Calico always in stock ; 250 Brussels Carpet Ends, to clear, 2/11 each TABLE >£iS. LINE IST. N.B. — All Letter Orders and Enqniriea for Samples should be sent direct to 32, "Willisraet, Wellington. M'EWEN AssD OAETER, Petone, General Carriers, Forwarding Agents, ABRAHAM, Wood and Coal Merchants. Furniture ro- » • moved by experienced workmen. Convey- Late Chef Government House, vices between Petona and Welling ton diily. Orders may be left at Virtue and LIAISON DOR, Co. c, Victoria-street, Wellington. Con nected with Wellington by telephone. Nf Ib, WILLIS-STREET, number. Bins uo M*Ewea and Cuter, 4