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Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 13, 16 January 1912, Page 3

MODERATE PRICES IN o« DRESS GOODS j||| I AT THE D-L C. I new materials, smart effects. I All tne .Newest Colourings in CREPE SHANTUNGS, 40 inches 1 wide; smtaole ior costumes and dresses. 2/11 yard. SILK WRAP ZEPHYRS^-Good Coiours, wash well, and look just like silk; 28 inches wide. 1/11 yard. FRENCH DRESS LINENS—White and Black Stripes, suitable for costumes ; 40 inches wide. 2/6 yard. The D.I.C. Famous INDIGOLTE CLOTH, in Navy and Butcher Blue; suitable for hard wear; 36 inches wide. 10£ d. yard. All "Wool STRIPE TAFFETA, 42 inches wide; in a good range of colours. 3/6 yard. PHANTOM STRIPE ARMURES, 42 inches wide; for useful and inexpensive frocks. 2/11 yard. SILK STRIPE WOOL VOILE, 44 inches wide; for light, dressy frocks, in Reseda, Sky, Wedgwood, Grey and Amethyst. 1 3/11 yard. WRITE FOR PATTERNS, POST FREE ON APPLICATION. Dl f* WELLIMOTOIM. ■ I ■ V^■ A. A. bORRIGAN, Manager. - —— ——; —: : —r — * Christmas Buying F. W. ADAMS'S. DO YOU realise how many thing 9we sell which will fit in nicely for - your Christmas Gift? Do you know that we. "have the very largest and best assortment of Carving Knives and. .,; Table Cutlery? Have*/ you noticed our stock of Pocket Knives—hundreds of tHem? Are you familiar with our Household Department, full of useful goods for the household? In many homes where the children are grown up there is a mutual understanding that alt. the Christians Gifts shall Ipe. practical. No store has a \ larger proportion of useful goods than ours. It would be hard to " enumerate all the many Kitchen Utensils and Household Goods which would make acceptable Christmas Gifts, and you will find here ,many new and novel articles, which are sure to please everybody. For instance, what could be nicer for a Christmas Gift than a good Gun, Rifle. Fishing Rod, or Tennis Racquet,' or more useful than a "Swift" or "New Hudson* Bicycle, or. more entertaining than an Edison Phonograph? Practical! Gifts for Boys and Men. Pocket and Peri Knives, from 6d up '. Gillette Safety Razors, in cases. Razors, from 5s 6d up. Slaving Sets and Shaving Glasses. Tool Cabinets, from 3s 6d to 20s. v Watches, from 8s 6d. Raz/or Strops, from 2s .. Boys' Tricycles, 12s 6<l to 255. Cricket BallSj.ls to 2s 6d. Boys' Trollies and"Waggons. Cricket Bats, Is to 7s 6d. . Pocket Flasks. Practical Gifts for the Ladies, Kiddies and the Household. Brass Crumb Brushes and Trays. Alarm Cldcks. Sets of Carvers on cards. " Carpet Sweepers, Sets of Carvers in cases. Sets of Child's Knives, Forks, and Johnson's Best Table Knives.- , Spoons. Johnson's Best Dessert Knives, v Sets of Child's Enamel Cups, Saucers, Nickel Silver Table Forks. ■ - ■ and Plates,, decorated. Nickel Silver Tablespoons. N E.P. Jam Spoons. Nickel Silver Teaspoons. Butter Knives. . Ca&jß of 6 E.P: Teaspoons and Tdrtgs. E.P.--Bread Forks. , ' Toast Racks j Sugars. Breakfast Cruets. . Cream Sa-lad Bowls and Servers. Dinner Cruets. * -. Cake Stands and Cake Baskets. Baize-lined Pla,te Baskets. - Oak Trays, etc.* Flour Bins and Bread Bins. E.P, Oake Forks, in eases of i-dozen. Bamboo Verandah Blinds. Aluminium Ware-—<a splerwlH range. Ice Cream Freezers. Primus Stoves. Thermos Bottles. Mrs Potts' Irons. - Brass Candlesticks. BreatFßxyards—a lia.rge-selection. Portmanteaus and Hand Bags. Gas Irons—the , very latest design, Copper Kettles—a great variety. from new shipment just out. Copper Kettles and Stoves on stand. Practical Gifts for All. EDISON PHONOGRAPHSf from s"3 Balls, all prices; Luggage Carriers. 10s to £60. And oil other Cycle sundries. Edison Standard Records, Is 9d each. Single and Double-barrelled Guns. Edison Amberol Records, 2s 6d each. Rifles to suit all. "■■ ' ' "SWIFT" and "NEW HUDSON" Cartridges—Black Powder and SmokeBICYCI^ES. .-> s - ' '■ . less. . ■-/..:, -\-i..\ ■■ ■■ .-. liampig for Oil or Acetylene. ; Tennis Racquete,' Balls, and Presses. AtJSTE^IAN MTJTtf^.L- : : :;' ™^ j?i»OVII)ENT SOCIETY HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES. ALL POLICIES ISSUED ON OE PRIOR TO 31 DECEMBER NEXT WILL SHARE IN THE PROFITS TO BE DIVIDED A8 AT THAT DATE. Total CASH BONUSES divided amongst the members ... ... .£15,964,191 AMOUNT of CASH PROMTS Divided for ONE TEIS (1910) ... .£847,607 Equal to nearly 39 per cent of the Premiums received under Participating Assurance Policies during the year. EVERY YEAR A BONUS YEAR. Insure at once, and participate in the Profits for the Current Year. EDWAED W, LOWF, Resident Secretary. Branch Office—CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. HENRY HOWARD, Local Ag&nf, arfsoM!F' TO® Correct Baso for t*mr>W% *vQ Your New Gown ' Wat /?%kl^^^&%oGsf The natural lines of every wjiman'a ijpare §||j> are Baor® or *ess c samo- I*- " the Corset Bl.'vfefv which gives the charm by accentuatiag tfo> W^>^^^'^^^&W^ eye-pleasing curvM, or tabm«rging the too ■MSilp Warner's Will i Butt-Proof JfJa i&S£n\Mmrf*<Ji W[*-*. ■ ' & Qv \ >f^ ■■■'lf I§ £ "*ll *^ grace to your figure and serve as the : correct foundation for the fitting of your h«w £*?*& rfJIISQOOJ costume. A«k yo»r draper to show you the New Models. I EVEfiY PAIR IS GUARANTEED RUST-PROOF •*$ I IN ALL FITTINGS OF ALL DRAPERS ** BY DIRLIKG &IJOO. LTD