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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16326, 23 August 1913, Page 17

Spring Attractions AMONG THE NEW GOODS. Again this season the D.I.C. stands pre-eminent for the breadth and variety of the new Merchandise. We have enjoyed this distinction for years, but never was it better deserved than now. Every item will be found authoritative in style, every garment thoroughly correct, every fabric up-to-the-minute in colour and design, and in fact we show all the season’s novelties in almost extravagant array. The Variety of our Stocks, the Quality of our Goods, the Price-Superiority of our Values, should decide you on coming' here for your Spring attire, for the path to the D.I.C is the sure road to economy. Here are some Spring-time suggestions:— IN THE FANCY DEPARTMENT Silk Sunshine COLLARS 1/9 each Dainty Medici COLLARS • 4/6 Embroidered Crepe COLLARS ... 1/31 2/6 Bulgarian, Peter Pan and Robespierre COLLARS 2/6 2/11 3/6 4/11 AMONG THE GLOVES AND HOSE. New Stock of Suede GLOVES just opened—- “ Fanchon ” at 5/11 “ Delphine ” at 6/6 In Black, Grey, White and Beavers Eight-Button Length KID GLOVES, in Black, White and Beaver 5/6 per pair 12 - Button Length KID GLOVES, in Black, WASHING DRESSES AND BLOUSINGS. Pretty Printed FOULARDS, in neat designs 12|d 1/4| l/6£ yard Lovely Sjlk ZEPHYRS,' in newest colourings, floral and other dainty designs 1/11 2/3 yard Cream Embroidered Radianta BLOUSE PIECES

ABOUT VACUUM CLEANERS. THERE’S no doubt that in the near future these wonderful labour savers will find a place in every home where carpets and rugs are used. Hitherto, the high price has prohibited their use by people of moderate means, but now the expiration of patent rights has removed this bar, and a good cleaner can be bought at a moderate price now. You probably know there are a number of styles by various makers—some good, some gimcrack—but there is one that for Strength, Simplicity and Efficiency stands alone. Its name is “SUCCESS. WE, as distributors for The Hutchison Coy. of America, have just completed arrangements with them, whereby we are enabled to offer the “ SUCCESS Cleaner at a price which must make it first favourite with the public. No. 1 (the original model) is now 45V This curtails slightly more labour than No. 2, but is very strong and powerful. No. 2 (with rubber wheels and torpedo body) is 55^» This is simple and effective, and can be operated by a .child. COME IN AND SEE THEM AT WORK. MigK 'St. a

TELEPHONE . 869 Johnson & Couzins] SAIL MAKERS, etc. 678 COLOMBO ST. (Opposite E. Reace Si Sou*} Tent, Tarpaulin, Horse Covers, Flag and Fishing Net Makers. Sis A DELICIOUS eta 'SBt, Ss a» -UPS# I and A DELlClOUS'lamiigl PUDDING. -S| The Recipe t 8 tablespoons flour, 2 tablospoons sugar, 2 tablespoons butter or dripping, 4 tablespoons St. Gjboboi Jam, Iteasnoauiul soda dissolved In onp of mIUL*. Boat the butter and sugar into a cream, add the Jam, then the soda and millc, and lastly the flour. Put into a buttered basin and steam for two hours. To ensure the pudding being a success use Marquees, Teats, Flags, Floore| and Tables, on hire for SPORTS MEETINGS, WEDDINGS, CAMPS. SOCIALS, ETC. (Saddlery Bvanch : 95a CASHEL ST-j e. U In 1ib,21b.. G nb.Gm great prop of Empire, and .enterprises.'which mark our _ nftarch of nations.. Not only | jut the exercise of nerve which motoring calls for thv control of the car must conduce to the perfectk *o( self control and quickness of action, which are responsible factors in the success of business. f y Much talk is made of sectioas of the public bear tc may hejoted, on refle was ever tr if-v — jy*' PUT And take the Direct Road to getting them filled. Iglorir, min 1m; gaiTJ k unimpairo< lc Quinrcv leasurcfi 1 joy of livin ire air whip to Ik? missci and new experiences never * r chief of freedom whit* fills reason, ’the chirm becomes almost indispev an embraesaat. Many a man can afford to buy a Second-hand Motor where a brand new one would be out of the question. The thing, of course, is to know how to buy. You might search the, town over, and yet not find the kind of bargain you want. On the other hand a little “Want-Ad" in the columns of the "Lyttelton Times ” may, perhaps, find you that very bargain in a day, and with no more trouble than a scratch or two of the pen. TRY IT: Others \\i.J \ have, and have *7A found what they want dim ■oring is neve? lc to the happy' " r-' at the. presenj ? widespread