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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 27, 31 January 1917, Page 9

iilHlllliiill^ J Record Business at • " the DIG Sale. j Sure Thing-— „ Record Bargains! . ; If yau were not in at the first rush at the ;! ..-' D.I.C. Summer Sale, ialte your chance while 1 you may. There are hundreds and hundreds of geod healthy bargains just waiting for 1 you to snap them up. Get busy and secure ) a share of the gqod things; incidentally you ' irill save more money than you thought possible. 1 ' '. Bargains Selected at Random ,' around the D.I.G. ■ / . ' ! Geranium Pink EVENING COAT—Line'a 5 through Usual price 39/6 Now 7/6 OPERA COAT—In sky cloth, black velvet , collar and cuffs, lined through with white ; satin Regularly £6/12/6 Sale Price 30/. i mm. .Champagne Cloth EVENING COAT—Black g^ ,^\ S^. ...-£ffil velvet collar and cuffs, band finishing, hem- i^tsa&ssiw*^ HfeJ*'Cj"iiCci<S lined through with satin Always £5/19/6 iyP^£!s3CitsS i MBS Hi One Table Brim-full of Bargains iti the I'SWP^^ ■§}39£|s Latest NECKWEAR—In Muslin, Lace and flffHlfii fcjfcjyiysjjl 3 doz. Ninon Hemstitched MOTOR VEILS LJQ litAl ttlSr — I*l leading shades Usual price 7/6 WtlS&ttfvij tpQsSsJ"l^.• . Sale Price 5/11 25 pieces GUIPURE ALL-9VER LACE— In dainty designs Usual prices 4/11 to 6/6 Sale Price 2/G i"D. & A." CORSETS—"Diana"; In . f strong Coutille, low-cut bust, and long skirt .. ■ '■' Usual price 9/11 Sale Price 7/6 '>: CHEMISES—Nainsook, Longcloth, or Taren- jjj ', tulle, trimmed wire-ground Valenciennes \ : lace and insertion or torchon and cluny, £ lace, fine embroideries and medallions i Usual prices 8/6, 9/6,. 10/6, 11/6 to 35/- |: Sale Prices 6/11, 7/11, S/11, 9/6 to 29/6 I 15 only Men's SUITS TO MEASURE— ' ": Usually 69/6 and 75/- Sale Price 55/. Men's Khaki CARDIGAN JACKETS— Usually 13/6 Sale Price 9/1 L Grey COSTUME SUITINGS — 40-42 in. : f v iwide, in plain and checked effects > > ■'.; .iUsual prices 3/6 and 3/11 Sale Price 2/11 1 ' . 'a end only Checked WORSTED SUITING— ":'; -64 in. wide, very smart, in cardinal and :j "grey check. Usual price 7/11 Sale Price 3/11 ; 51 pairs only Ladies' White CANVAS BAR A ' ■ SHOES—With red rubber soles ■j Usual price 7/6 Sale Price 5/3 ■ I - 81 pairs Ladies' White CANVAS 8.8, ■j ■, SHOES—Usual price 16/6 Sale Price 9/11. S ■ . • ■ !llllllllllllinillllIIHllHllllllilillliHISIllliliHllHIIII!llllHSlS8lil8111illinillllIlll81HH18!

j Japanese Wares jj We have a new shipment of very useful j ,' and dainty things from Japan which we '. would like you to see. '» A visit to our showrooms will cost you absolutely nothing and will be a source i! of pleasure both to you and ourselves. \ \ PRINGLE'S LTD. | i "Art Needlework Specialists" :: Lambton Quay. , I ■ ' ' ' ■ ■ $ ■• i ■ ' " ! ■-.-.' | ■ i ACME WBIK6EES are the lest Wringers ever, .ijj • ! imported into New Zealand. Note oar prices : I Mi ■ • I \ j Victor Iran-framed Wringers—Guaranteed for three years |j ■j ■ ■' - ' 12-incli,' 23/6; 14-inch, 28/- % \ | Solway Iron-framed Wringers —Guaranteed for live years jj j| . ■ 12-inch, 25/S; 14-inch, 29/6; 16-inch, 34/6 |i ) \ Wooden-framed V/ringers— I II ■■ 12-inch, 22/6, 25/S, 27/6; 14-inch, 25/6, 34/-, 29/6 !ji i!! ■' • ■ IP s Hi ' . ■ ~" ■ ii ii Enameilei Holtliii Gray Steel fare i In this ware we make, the best Kettles, -Saucepans, jji Milk Boilers, Pie Dishes, Frying Pans, etc., on the I | I market. ' j If it' 'should get chipped, • the enamel will not work off I round the break, but will remain qiiite firni and solid. j ■i ] !l| If yoit want enamel ware, it will pay you to buy our |i ] I - ■ Mottled Grey Steel. |||! j i ■ ■ _, _ ■■. ! I i M! '" ■ ill I Winder's Cernsr, Ouba and banners' Streets. ;l