:u ■■ ' : ■■ » r* ■ : ■■ ■ ' ni •i — ; _____! iA 11l 'Ere Summer has gone l\ .■ jfi Autumn asserts herself 1 • Pi/ at the D-I-C : : : /I :i ■ •' l/i jfi , There is nothing unusual about this state 7 4 I / I of affairs; it is merely a looking-ahead, jV.t ] I '1 a being-prepared for the business of a new '. \ «> </ season. ■ , A I / I \| ;ll i Much can be said in favour of such an ° yj j p\V I early introduction of a new season; it ' /'/t ) R\\ " gives lovers of fine dress the opportunity I. II 1 \ .V, to inspect the latest modes well in advance w / I V 6f actual requirements. m/. I */ Quite a number of smart dressers make a ■ jf \ 1 I'L point of relying upon the "House for I I / k Quality" for the first indications of what Wj \ ', 1 -"s to be worn during the next few months. ' AM" 4/ • > v, ' A « There are smart Hats to be considered / h '. R\ first and foremost. To be perfectly frank, '[, ll > \ * the new Autumn Millinery has been on (/ I \\ view for some time, and it is not. sur- II 1 V prising to know that quite a few smart u>% J\ models have already been spoken for by' HUM '^ /Ij ■ those who decide to accept the earliest jlWy * 1~l v styles shown. * A • '/// , ' -. . i\|! , 111 j The same thing can be said of the Model- ; . ( .^ j/| Costumes, Paletots, Blouses, and Sports £J? v\ . . Coats, while Fur Coats—more fashionable // j \ A than ever, .together with the new styles in / / \Uv Fur Sets—are receiving a lot of attention L') ' V.v N- and admiration. y / ' " MX i 'r The latest novelties in Autumn Neckwear- A\ f'l ■ are just about the smartest and daintiest ![ \ ' . I'l , ever shown by'the D.1.C.. Perhaps the 'A jll I best thing we can suggest is an early visit . f^ U' f I . to the "House for Quality" to see the \\b v ; /,/■ latest in Autumn Fashions. |J7 vk ■ li 1 i IA Will you come soon? You will be very /.// • ( ' M . welcome. Ii I ;:|: . . ; r I "'v Some Infants' Things : v traced "ready to work" with dainty simple designs. Prices are CASH WITH ORDER post free. * 1 Long Robes, superfine Tarantulle 5/9; Linen Bootees 1/6 » Bibs in sets of three on fine linen 1/9, on fine pique 1/6 set. Nightingales on radianta 2/- , ' Baby Jackets on fine linen 4/6; Baby Pillow on fine linen 3/6 1 Feeders on fine huck 2/- set. Djitch Bonnets, on white oatmeal cloth 1/5; On best quality Shantung 2/6; On white Jap. silk 2/4; On fine Irish > . linen 2/2; On cream radianta 1/S ; PRINGLES Ltd. 'iS "Art Needlework Specialists" : Lambton Quay fa '.$%, Please address P.O. Box 32 fl '' BIG SAVINGS ON SERVICEABLE^ :: SUMMER DRESS GOODS :; AT PATRICK'S It is idle to deny that prices have risen . )^ \ considerably during, the past three 4?s| Yet at Patrick's the increases have /C\ "Vk lf\ ; been very small due to our trading on Xt v ? uK^/|il a STRICTLY CASH BASIS. /T^M^iSiP •■ PATRICK'S iMjMM \ SUMMER SALE M4fß(r I brings double savings to buyers of "P-^^PSflfl^ Summer Dress Goods—our lower than wl^im.^^^^% '' elsewhere prices and the reductions on Ms'ilftlY*^^i®^*%;'*l - those lower prices. " iMv''Aw^i 1 » ,'. These Dress Goods Values | ' ® / Prove Odt Claims ~^M^"M^^^^^ 40-inch STRIPED POPLIN—Lovely silk finish, navy with white > stripe and black with white stripe , Big value at 3/g Sale Price 2/6 yard 40-inch COTTON GABARDINE—A splendid line for costumes J and skirts. Colours: Saxe blue, champagne, tussore, and r/ fawn Usually 3/6 Special Sale Prioe i/11 yard 40-inch STRIPED GABARDINE—WooI finish; a splendid cloth; i grey and black Well worth 3/0 Sale Pi'ice 2/6 yard 40-inch COTTON CHECK DRESS MATERIALS—Good hard * • wearing: fabrics. Colou.rs are fawn and white, grey and white Usually 2/6 Sals PriGft 1/i'i yard . 7 Pieces Only. 40-inch SILK AND COTTON DRESS FABRICS— J Colours are mole_, grey, brown, and black i • Generally 4/6 Sale Price 2/6 3 Pieces Only. 40-inch SILK AND COTTON DRESS FABRICS— } In black and white stripes and plain black; very effective il Was 5/6 Sale Prioe 3/6 , 40-inch Good Quality CHECK VOlLES—Colours: Blue and white, black and white, brown and white, fawn and white, I grey and white Usually 2/11 Sale Price 2/6 ! 40-inch FLORAL VOILES —In large and small patterns; all light grounds ' Big value at 2/6 Saie Prica 1/6 yard ' 20 Pieces Only.. 28-inch FLORAL, SPOT AND WHITE - » VOILES—ReaI good quality Were IJ6 Sale Prica S£d yard ' 30-inch JAP. CREPES—Nice soft quality. Colours: Brown, grey, saxe blue, vieux rose, fawn, and light browns Usually 1/3 to 1/6 Sale Price 11^ti yard COME EARLY AMD SECURE A SHARE OF THESE SAVINGS. Corner Vivian and Cuba Streets, Wellington
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 42, 18 February 1918, Page 9
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