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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8783, 13 July 1914, Page 4

Painting the Bargain-making Rainbow continues at the D.I.C.Sale Brilliant Bargains in Neckwear, Gloves, Laces. Ribbons and Hosiery have made the D.I.C. Winter Sale, 1914, a famous event. Chousands upon thousands of happy shoppers have saved many a bright pound by making there purchases at the House for quality. Gvery day is another achievement in bargain-giving; every day a more - brilliant success it is Savings like these that Build Fortunes. 47 Pieces Flouncing and Camisole Embroidery, no two patterns alike. Usual Price i/ir to 2/11 yard. Special Sale, Price 1/3 yard. Net, Guipure and Fancy Oriental Insertions, in various widths and designs. Usual Prices gd. to 1/11 yd. AH to be cleared «Jd. yard. 56 Pieces Black Veiling, all this seasons importations. All to be cleared 9d. yard. 27 Pieces 18 inch All Over Lace, in Pale Paris, white and ivory, in net and fine guipure makes* Usual Price '2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6 yard. Sale Price 2/6 yard. Cream Ice Wool Scarves for evening wear. Usual Price 7/6, 9/6 each. All to bo cleared 2/6 each. 14 Only Odd Makes and Colours in Silk Evening Scarves, in various colours. Usual Price 7/6, 8/6, 10/6 each Pick where you like for 3/11 The Balance of our Stock of Wool Motor Scarves in almost every colour. All reduced to Half-marked Prices. The Balance of our Stock of Fancy Floral Ribbons. Usual Prices Range from i/g to 2/11 yard. All to be cleared at I/- yard. Fancy Embroidered Cashmere Hose. Usual Prices 1/11, 2/6 pair. All one Price 1/3 pair. 2 Dome Leather Suede Gloves in Tan and Grey only, all sizes. Usual Price 4/11 pair. Special Sale Price 2/6 pair. Win. SIMM, IJALITJ Manager. 2 Minutes. <2 Cooked in Two Minutes Fact! Just two minutes cooking by the clock and you have a steaming breakfast of Gerstena Porridge Meal, And such a Breakfast I Every member of the family enjoys the melting deliciousness of Gerstena —its smoothness and richness—its irresistible tastiness, a flavour which suggests broad fields of rustling grain brownripe under the warm sun. Mrs. A. Galvan, Kawhia, writes of Gerstena: I have been using GERSTEN A almost m long as it has been in, I will always use it and would have no other in my house. GERSTEN PORRIDGE MEAL is the Porridge ideal made real—the porridge pre-eminent for your breakfast table. Just try one bag—start to-day ! 1/- per bag. Here's a Recipe for Gerstena Scones, No. 2. li Cups flour, 1J cups GERSTENA, 2 taespoonsful cream tartar, I tcaspoonful soda I lea* spoonful salt, I tablespoonful treacle. I beaten egg. 2 cups sweet milk., Mix well together and drop in tablespoonfuls on to a hat greased tray. Bake quickly. 2 fcRSTfc. f) • r « r " , »ae o . [OmtKtflEA

Beautiful Evening Coats at almost Half Usual Prices These model Coats in brocade were excellent value at £7 7s. and £6 6s. For this week I am quoting' them at £$ 10s. and £3 15s. You could wish for nothing handsomer for a ball or evening function. Another excellent line that should interest you is a range of Evening Scarves. These charming wraps are also to be sold at half ordinary rates. Let me show you these wonderful bargains TO-DAY, Mrs. MATHEWSON 264-206 Lambton Quay, Wellington. And a good topic too ! No wonder conversation flows freely about this delicious refreshing cup! Constant users agree that it cannot bo surpassed for flavour and economy. And it’s quality is always the same. Try it—you take no chances with “ Our Own ” Tea. TEA TABLE TALK—“OUR OWN ” TEA. . “Our Own ” Tea in Five Choice Grades:— I/-, 1/2, 1/6, l/S and 2/- per lb. W. CAMPBELL, Ltd., 40 and 43 MANNERS STREET, '293 CUBA STREET, 163 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN.