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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7047, 8 February 1910, Page 6

WHAT EVERT WOMAN KNOWS That THE HALLMARK of DISTINCTIVENESS in DRESS is to wear a Costume emanating from the D.I.C. What Every Woman Should Know That the whole of the Season’s surplusage in Costumes, Jackets, Skirts, Mantles, Tea Gowns, etc., are now being sacrificed at this Leading Fashion House at about a third and under original cost. WHAT THE D-1 - C KNOWS That it would he frankly foolish to make such an assertion unless supported by figures such as these: STRIPED ZEPHYR BLOUSE and SKIRT COSTUMES, trimmed embroidery; in heliotrope, green, blue or brown stripes. Original price 25/-. Sale price 15/OAMBRIC and LINEN BLOUSE and SKIRT COSTUMES, trimmed embroidery and insertion. Original price 17/6 to 39/6. Sale price all 10/6 LINEN COATS and SKIRTS. Coats 28 inches long, trimmed self strappings; well-cut skirts. Shades, brown, green, prunelle. Original price 42/-. Sale price 17/0 MODEL WHITE LINEN DRESS, trimmed linen, inserted and piped blue, pleated skirt. Original price 7 guineas, Sale price 42/LINEN MODEL PRINCESS ROBES, in heliotrope or cream, or electric blue. Original prices 69/6 to 79/6. Sale price 38/8 BROWN CLOTH COSTUMES. Hip length coats, half-fitting books. Original price 69/6. Sale price 10/6 MODEL COSTUMES. Striped cloth, in either fawn, navy or green. Trimmed self-coloured velvet; well-out skirts. Original price 8 guineas, Sale price 21/CLOTH on SERGE COSTUMES, cither Eton or long basques. Original prices 67/6 to 6 guineas. Sale price 21/MODEL MULBERRY CLOTH COSTUME, short basque style, trimmed selfcoloured silk velvet, coat lined white satin; well-cut skirt. Original price 9 guineas. Sale price 42/-D-I-C

SEND IT TO SHORTTS! If you wish to SELL YOUR FURNITURE TO ADVAN- ' TAGE f send it to the Firm that knows the Value of your Goods, and can get you a Fair Price for them, AUCTION SALES held in the Rooms EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. Sales conducted in any part of the Town or ‘Country. SHORTTS LTD.. WILLIS STREET. ■WELLINGTON. A POSITIVE SACRIFICE SALE 11 HANNAH’S ' SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES IS NOW BOOMING. PRICES FORCED DOWN TO STARVATION POINT. BARGAINS FOR MEN. Hen's Kid Goloshed Bals, usually 14s 6d. SALE PRICE Ida lid. Men’s White Canvas Bals, usually 9s Gd. SALE PRICE 6s lid. Men’s Tan Kid Bale, usually 17s 6d. SALE PRICE 13s 9d. Men’s Tan Oali Bals, usually 19s 6d. SALE PRICE 16s 6d. Men’s Morocco Slippers, usually Os 6d. SALE PRICE 3s lid. BARGAINS FOR WOMEN. Women’s Glace Kid Gibson-ties, usually 10s Gd. SAHE PRICE 7s 6d. Women’s Glace Kid Instep Straps, usually 10s 6d. SALE PRICE Cs od. Women’s Tan Kid Twin-bar, usually 12s 6d. SALE PRICE 8s lid. Women’s Tan Kid Gibson-ties, usually 13g 6d. SALE PRICE 10s 6d. Women’s Morocco Slippers, usually 5s 6d. SALE PRICE 2s lid. BARGAIN® FOR CHILDREN. All our Children’s Goods are reduced very much In price. This is a great opportunity for laying in a good stock of School Boots cheap •AT HANNAH’S. SALE, THE BIC BOOT MARTS. LAMBTON QUAY and CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON.

DELIGHTFUL " TAILOR - MADE n GOWNS, T?STE are specialists in Ladies' Tailoring—and the wonderful ability of * v onr artist cutters is is recognieed far and wide. Bach gown and costume they create is a beautiful example of good taste—excellence of style, perfect out, fit and finish. Our assortment of distinctive' fabrics in delightful shades is worth any lady’s attention. ELLIS & NOBLE, LADIES' TAIL O R 8. 31, KING’S CHAMBERS. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. ROYAL HOTEL. AUCKLAND. THE ROYAL is the Largest Hotel in the City, haring 75 Bedrooms, IS Bathlooms (including Douche and Needle Baths). It haa also the Finest Corridor of any Hotel in the Dominion, elaborately furnished as a Lounge. Most Popular Hotel with Colonial and Intercolonial Travellers. Every convenience and comfort found in a Modern Hotel. TERMS—PROM gS PEE DIEM. B. J. FLBWBLLTN, Proprietor, 448 (Late of Wellington). mHB MIST COMPANY’S "Odor PurlJL fler," installed in the Legislative Assembly Chambers. Public Library Reading-room, Government Buildings, Railways. Post and Telegraph. Keep* Rooms Pure and Healthy!. Removes Offensive or Stuffy Odors from Offices, Diningrooms, Smokerooms, Bedrooms, ©to. Testimonials from Prof. Bickerton, Dr Crooke (Res. Med. Officer Hospital), H. J.' Turner (dentist), Mitchell Bros, (fishmongers, Christchurch), and 100 others. Bole Agents: HOWELL, SIM AND CO.. 25, Hunter st., WELLINGTON, Telephone 2093. mum Mercantile Agency, E. Q. DUN ■A AND CO., Established-1841. For the Promotion and Protection of Trade. 204 Branches, States Reports and Collection of Overdue Accounts. Nathan'* Buildings. Wellington. Carroll’s CAKES FOE ALL OCCASIONS. NO matter how particular you Ure, or how much you pay, you cannot make or buy bettor Cakes than CARROLL’S. ASSORTED CAKES for Afternoon Tea, 3s fid, 5s fid, 7s fid. 10s fid per box. Bent to any address on receipt of Postal Note. WEDDING OAK B S, From One to Fifty Guineas, sent carefully packed to any part of the World. We are also prepared to hire out Sil,ver, China, Tables, Chairs, etc., for Parties of Ull kinds. AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS. Our Orchestra, of the, best musicians procurable, play a Choice Selection of Music Every AfternoonCarroll’s WILLIS STREET and LAM ETON QUAY. "IDEAL" SAFETY RAZORS, j ft BNTLEMEN , should try "Curley'*" v_X Ideal Safety Razors, which add to the "safety" idea an improvement which permits of a sliding, gliding, diagonal motion, giving an absolutely clean Shaven and leaving the face soft and smooth, without the slightest irritation or soreness. Posted to any address in New Zetland. Prices—Black Handle Razor, complete, 15s (one extra blade, 20s); White Handle ditto, 22a fid (two extra blades, in satin-lined oase), 30s; extra blades, 5a each. BEASL AND & CO, LT D, WELLINGTON. Con be seen at Photographlo Depot. Dambton Quay. 128 — UNRIVALLED ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE ENGLISH SUMMER SUITINGS miLLi GAN’S in KELBURNE AVENUE There will be few men of discernment who ■will not, at least, have their BEST SUITS made in THE AVENUE — : One neat advantage ABSOLUTELY AS» SUBED IS STYLE, without which Clothes are merely mechanical productions. Mr. Milligan does the Expert work for every client.