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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 27, 1 August 1917, Page 9

finA* Spring-1.917 \«**QT I ' ' . .. . ■ ,'' .. '.'.■■ ■■ '■ ■■■ ■ ■■■'.':'. I ', '",'■. '= ■'"".'■■■' "; ■■■ ; ""■ ■•■■■' "'. 1 the Spring Bulbs come the Spring Fashions . ] to the D^IC jg A' reasonable corollary when one gives. .., » the theme a moment's thought. - * a Nature sends along the first ('signs of the 1 y ; coming season whilst the existing season ' > Ja : I Tl *„ ' ■■■ ■ .■■•■....• - V -| is at-its very worst. . jm- ■• ■ Surely,' Nature is an optimist—always MS IM looking forward, never back. Bliali J^xScanrSJ In the world of Dress, Dame Fashion x Wlrai7& I*^ ■ is also an optimist of. exceptional in- , @ ' ■. ■„ '■■' ■ ■'.-'•.•■ ■ ■'■■ ' .• :' Wk ' . fluence. ..>'.. 9 • '■■• ■■■ ■■■ - '•■' - ■■■■■' ' ■■■■■ , % S ' With Nature's signs of Spring in our , , ]f midst, it is a.uite the right "thing that the . , ; % ' D.I.C. should have the first signs in the ; fl world of Fashion in its showrooms. , •' . I ® The first glance is one.of intense ad: ' ] U >miration, and an expression of wonder- ' . I fl • ment follows when one realises that in 1 $ spite! of perils by sea.-and on land,'.the'••* v g D.I.C. has been particularlyfortunate, in , ■■ • W ■■ a securing such timely delivery of Spring , ' :.. £ and Summer Apparel. 5, In justice to yourself and • your, plans ' : - I jf for the future, you are invited to visit the a si D.I.C. any day now to see the informal . fi I' . spring"~Display of Fashionable Attire. _ fl jg>*^ Spring-1917 "V^® 1 ' . . . • ; ,; ■■ ■-. ■ ■■ •..•.: i • ' ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■. - .- ...■..,. 3 ; —^|——i—■—»^^ \(f" -: . ..-. . >.- •. ■ ."~™^i j Ladies' Hand :';'>■'':~\:-I\ ji. We have three ihipmerits now juit landed ~ British, ||| . . American, and Australian. \, , '.-'j< ■"..•••:.■ ■' _ •• j. 1 They are all hard wearers; gpod( tolid moroccos, strong . j frames, good finish. ■■■ . . ' ' . ■ . | They are not expensive—a good point in these btnet- ! | . Will you let «us demonstrate the above pointi ?We shall j l| be glad to do so if you"wil} kindly call.. I I •' PRINGLE'S LTD. " I "Art Needlework Speciilisb" P. 0..8.132 Lambton Quay, WELUNGTON 1 . /■' ■ \ ■ . ■ ...■"■. , -'. fe ■ ■::. ■ '•■ •■••■" ■■ ' : ¥ ... . ■ ■■ ■ .-.,.,! Genuine Bargains To Clear Prior to Stocktaking / Furnishing, Hardware, Drapery, and Builders'Goois at Clearance Prices. I Splendid Assortment of Real Brats Kerbs at Half-Price £3/io/ r ..Kerb for 35/- '* Antique Kerbs^from 12/6 £i,UI- Kerb for *2/2/- Fire Brasses from 7/6 ' „• i £ihil- Kerb for 17/6 Antique Fire IrQns from 9/6 Study the following Prices Pnmus-Optimus' Stoves (Brass), Vacuum Flasks, .1 pint_, i/6; ij j 16/8 pint, 8/6 Keeps liquids warm | Cooks-Knives, Jo-in.,'l/3 ■ for hours. Potato Knives, 4d. Oil U™£js' &<>• tMj' 4 6o, 23/6; 4lO« oof" j Hat Dye, Bd. Now *d, ' . ' ' ' . „ A 1 ' -~ , ,„ Oil Mops? three-corner, easily NF Alarm Clocks, 3/3 washed, 3/6 - ■ Polishing Cloths, Yellow or Safety Razors, The Gem, 2/6 Green, 40. ■ - Plenty extra blades. Duplex, I Bread Knives (Saw Pattern), 6d. ivoride morocco case and 6 . ', Tmery Steels, 1/- Now 6d. desfgnl" 0116"6 ' " Varl°US dS" Gold Paint, 1/6 Now 1/- _ Scissors,'splendid value. Every Rubber Gloves, 1/8 , pair now guaranteed. Brush ware Scrub Brushes,' gd. and 1/-. Bottle Brushes, i-pint, 3d. j Mow 4d. and 6d. , J-pmt, 4d.- , Stove Brushes, 1/- and i/6 Now, Separator Brushes, 1/. Re8d and 1/- duced to 6d. Shoe Brushes, 1/-, 1/8,. 1/9 set , ' —: of three. . Enamelled Plates, gj-in. ReDandy Brushes, 2/- Reduced to duced to 6Jd. 1/4* . Over-stocked Lines in Builders' White Wash Brushes, 3-Knot, Hardware we intend to Clear 9d ; 5-Knot, 1/3 at Greatly Reduced Prices, GEORGE WINDER "Winder's Corner," CUBA and MANNERS STS.