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Evening Star, Issue 19045, 14 September 1925, Page 12

s-TiftFER 1 in r French, too ! Look at the finishings. At the D.I.C. they’ve such a variety of distinctive little House Frocks —street ones, too. Here arc just a few; ARTIFICIAL SILK 1-ROCKS in self stripe styles; Black, Navy, Cinnamon, Saxe, and Cream; styles have round nock or with collar, and elbow sleeves. SMART SILK MAROOAIN FROCKS, straight lines, with long tight sleeves, and smartly finished at neck and down left side with stitching; in Navy, Tan, and Flame. DRESSY FROCKS FOR SMALL MATRONS of Silk Poplin, in Black, Navy, Beaver, and Grey; straight lines, giving tunic effects, smartly erabrokk,raL £711716 and £9/91RAYON CELANI3SE AND ARTIFICIAL SILK FROCKS, groat variety of styles and good shades of Black, Navy, Copper, and Burnt tones; also printed designs; S.W., W., 0.5., and Ex.O.S. sizes. Plain straight frock or tunic lines. Moderately priced 0 IMPORTED MODEL FROCKS, long slim back, knife-pleated panel fronts; several varied styles in Silk Marocain, Black, Navy, Flame, or Grey. 71 igm Come and try on I ms* D.I.C. Dunedin Si You know that feeling—something missing—no flavour in anything—whatever’s wrong ? —and then a voice at your elbow—* “ Mellor’s Sauce ” Sir ? ** Ah-h I —that’s it f fche famous sauce originate prepared for a small exclusive circle of epicures—and now world-famed. It makes the plainest dish delicious. It has a subtle, zestful flavour that is not to be analysed—yet—served in any way, one instinctively says — "AH! THAT’S MELLOR’S" M.S. 26 vn r 'A(>