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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 43, 20 February 1914, Page 9

— . Already the lids af c off the Autumn Fashion Boxes at the D.I.C. "What is the latest in Hats ?" queries one. "What will be worn in Costumes ?" demands another. And the newest ideas in Sports Coats are — well, just here the D.I.C. invites you to come and walk round the building"; inspect the Autumn Fashions on view in each section, and you will receive an answer to the question you have already asked yourself. JpfQ'aJ Hats are strongly in evidence fe^Tif^wi * n c^ vet » cleverly-de-H3IB IH signed trimmings, roguishly •\ I >X perched at various angles — jj"4Jk*sr) f €acn model is quite alright, >c2i/ and just what you will admire with enthusiasm. Then come the new Costumes. Coating Serges are correct — indeed they're the thing. Trimmed with smart Military Braids and finished in a thousand different ways. You cannot fail to be impressed with the artistic production in Coats and Skirts at the House for Quality. To-Morrow is one of our display days. Will you come along and see the new things ? Bring a friend or two also, and your visit will be complete. Wm. Simm I||l| Manager ■ ■ /70 no >^ vj^ WeWon's Knitting and Crochet Books t No. 313— How to Knit Coats in Twisted Cable Stitch, Striped Knitting, Coat in Narrow Stripe, etc., etc. No. 314— How to Crochet Coats for Ladies and Children. No. 3f9 — How to Knit Ladies' and Children's Coats, Caps, etc. No. 322— How to Crochet Long Coats, Infants' Jackets, etc. No. 324— How to Knit Ladies' Coats, Children's Coats, Infants' Jackets, etc. No. 326 — Mow to Knit Ladies' Coats, Three Coats for Girls, «tc. Post Free 3d. each, or the six for 1/3. Cash with order only. BOOKS WILL NOT BE EXCHANGED. Aluminium Knitting Pins, best for Coats : 9-inch 66., 12-inch 0,d., 15-inch, i/- pair. Paton's 'Double Knitting, best for Coats. Samples Free, 4/9 pound. Post Free for Cash. V-^ J[ lIMrN WLIC U> 9 JLliyio LAMBTON QUAY f\>4 (Sb ySJj « jfiSlP^ /~IOOD Plate in constant use gives con- j ililP ' "ÜBIImb tinuous satisfaction and pleasure. It [ cttjii mmw^Ba i s *° y° ur advantage to pay a little j ISilt iS&S(S more an " c^ ea P" Pri ces f° r Ptete* We £ stock only goods directly imported by us [ f rom Me best English makers, and can I ygWjjjjix Waff recommend our Electro-plate ware with j 118 a every confidence. Our prices are fixed as [ I] ' reasonable as possible, consistent with the t J^y°H^^«^^ss> fine quality of our goods. Inspection Invited, t jgg|JPij|giajßjg^ Jw _ without any obligation to purchase. Our I wzmL |M| fwgllffifl^llß Illustrated Catalogue sent free on application. I i -^ 14s. 6d, "wi "■■ a ESKi I wj Spdal Anwntiunl !» Hit Exedhuj I Lonllivei?«>l.K:c.M.G..M.V.O. ' | W. LITTLEJOHN & SON ""XT* Jewellers and Silversmiths I Showroom: 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON j A "Petone" Travelling Rug MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT. Retail at all Best Stores. I «^<*^gmt± #^*^***^& I§ @W ORIGINALANDBEST ®@ ■bmhbV