Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 134, 4 December 1919, Page 7

Vq m=> Tnj I Ml/I V I fvl /l V «* f\ I !•* Ni k . are in Full Swing & I at the D.LC. ? The Magic Cave is a Winner Of course, the fathers and mothers have but one thought uppermost in their minds just now—the buying of Christmas Gifts. The children's one and only thought is the Magic Cave at the D.1.C.. Father Christmas, Fairies, and Free GiftsLast year, this year, next year—it has been and will be the same , to the children. Let the youngsters have their fling while they are young, for goodness knows they will be old soon enough, without their being deprived o! youthful pleasures. . . ' ; The Magic Cave is 9d. The Bran Tub is 6d. Great fun both, but in the Cave you see Father Christmas, the Fairies, and a brilliant scene of Fairyland Forest, rustic bridges, and sparkling cascades. But what will appeal to gift-buyers is the wondrous-Christmas Fair, the Toy Bazaar, and Fancy Sections. There are gifts for all—from the tiniest baby to the dearest and oldest grandmother in the land. i Come, then, to the D.1.0; Shop early in December and early in ' the day. MAGIC CAVE SESSIONS; Daily, 2.30 to 5 p.m.; Saturdays, 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 pan. BRAN TUB—ALL THE TIME. t i D-I-C fll iff Wellington ,/^Jh\^ -PNv Now more than ever you require f r-\ / -;< A\ Some Suaraatee °^ quality in / %\>*r» I materials. / f I TAR ANTULLE gives it! /-■■ (/ VI This lovely Wreath-design, daintily / ii 1. 1 traced. j b\ I' l^*\ TarantulleMagyar Nighties -8 i Jf&^.n.X fcfi^k Tarantulle Camisoles, with sleeves ! tJ? )''" \\\\ t*v\ and basque - - - 3/- > ~><4^rjf »Jf*r Tarantulle Nightie Yoke - 3/- ' I 111 I Fine Jap. Silk Camisole - 7/9 111 * POST FREE FOR CASH. No. 16650 PRINiTLI F'S I frl Art Needlework Specialists 1 .IMIXVJLLjI^i U U.IU. LAMBTON QUAY jfrTiy in i»ili hn~rrMi—ttbitbimm mum mmi mm nun i i in n iiiniiiniiii u«iumais&g ' !: ji - * 11 I -Smart Silks 11 .• at •■• ' " ii * * "^ • • 11 ' Slashed Prices | All the newest in charming I I aJoiaUmte Shantung' and Mousseline Silks, j | Popular for summer Frocks and | I*--^> "^b^--"^ Costumes. ■ I \^^^^ Now's the 'time to make big | , /§^^t\ savings on your Dress Materials, | *- flwiirH I I an^ '>a*r' o't' s offers give you the g O Jfw^ h opportunity. | \^|k Jbffis f/\ Come to-day and select your 1 i \lPsW^~-^H needs- Such value as this is 11 seldom available. 11 ■ Think What | . . ffi*»^ % Y oU 'n save ■ 1 «\ i l)i SHANTUNG SILK —34 inches I \X2 ;~ IjCfelA" wide; of excellent quality ;in bis- ( w; '•" t'lf'^lr. cuit, mid grey, brown, cream, SvlF 1 Usual price S/11 yard llt r* Special Price 5/11 yard /tef MOUSSELINE SILK—36 inches / Jl\ wide; in bottle green, champagne, saxe blue, brown, nigger I Jy\ n brbwn, old rose, and sky blue j j //k-' Usual price 14/6 yard i LJ'^ Spshirl Price 8/11 yard is Corner Cuba and Vivian St», - WELLINGTON [ j