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Grey River Argus, 24 June 1925, Page 2

D.LC SALE has commenced Children’s and Women’s Underclothing Bargains Ibis is a won< erful opportunity for out-of-town womi i to purchase dependable underwear at D.I.C. famous Sale Prices. Mail your orc er to-day—the reductions are more that worth-while and the D.I.C. pay the postage. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. CHdreiis All-wool Natural Ladies’ Extra Heavy Weight Colour COMBINATIONS, BLOOMERS, fleecy-lined, full high neck, short sleeves; in fitting, elastic waist and knee 6, 7— Usual Price . . 5/11 Usually 17/6 18/6 19/6 Sale Price . . .. 4/9 . fi /1 , . _ Zl . The “Roslyn” All-Wool VESTS, ® ' / - / medium rib, V necks, chemise Ladies’ Natural Colour Winter length, long sleeves— Weight NIGHTDRESSES, Usual Price .. 6/6 small turn-down collars, fin- Sale Price .. 5/3 ished strong lace long children’s All-wool Heavy Rib Sleeves, cutis similarly trim- % /cctq \7 1 f i rii ’ ’ i—i j, y necKs, snon med; rull sizes— i n ~ , sleeves, winter weismt — Usually 9/11 s - 2 3 4 Sale Price.. .. 7/11 Usual Prices 2/11 3/3 3/6 Ladies’All-wool Woven VESTS, Sale Prices 2 8 3 - 3/3 full fitting, V necks, slotted Sizes 5 6 7 silk lacing, short sleeves, Usual Prices 3/9 3/11 4/3 winter weight, chemise Sale Prices 3/6 3/8 4/— length; creme and natural- - Sizes 8 9 10 Usual Price . . 116 Usual Prices 4/6 4/9 4/11 Sale Price . . . . 10 9 Sale Prices 4/3 4/6 4/8 DIC PttU Address The Manager, J Hox 1013, the Postage Christchurch

. . ' Fin going for | p !’[!' n oifr-s \ M sL/feW .s,r. she ft; o' : ■«i<! 'L @ ij ’ y.G.u« —1 —cr rrr H E almost universal I popularity of Wolfe’s — LLXvLT Schnapps is due to its unquestionable medicinal attributes. Wolfe s ' is first and last a diuretic, and the health benefits that follow from its judic.i-cs use have jkSj made it the one stimulant that fully justifies its introduction into the family circle. There is a wealth of wisdom in the rule—" One H o/fe’s Sei nuppsa dap for your Health 'esake" IWOLPES obtainable in Quarter. Half and Large Bottles, -fe WOLFE'S WB SCHHAFPS' Qjllestiimj to /fnnianify

' I qkl Everyone hailed our attractive 21b. canister with delight —it was the first on the market. Now—here’s the other and better idea —a big handsome 51b. canister, everyone neatly labelled rice, sugar, etc., and ideal to brighten your pantry shelf. Inside, there are hundreds of cups of fragrant tea waiting to be made—the same delicious tea you’ve proved again and again to be absolutely unequalled in flavour and economy. Everyone is asking—get your new 51b canister to-day. RAVEM