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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10001, 19 June 1918, Page 5

exclussveness, Originality Is one of the attributes, to excluslvenoss, and should taa considered as an essential and existing feature of a!! D.I.C. Showrooir Garments. The rank and file of fashions are alt very well in their way, but the smartest dressers are insistent user, something different—something "out of the box" so to speak, fresh and cparkCing with originality. That is why the most fashionable dressers make tha D.I.C. the homo of their fashion buying; they know that evsrything In tht Showroom Is richj. original, exclusive, and not inordinately i£S W [iPVi^^fiijiitvwiiii^iiTiiv HOUSE FROCK, in Creme Resilda', net collar, draped helt skirt full with three tucks. • ' 7g /„ CREME JAP. BLOUSE, finely tucked and trimmed insertion, inset sleeves. Is/e C 0S f JN MOLE.DIAGONAL, s«ni-fittin ff coat, half-lined silk, tailored collar and revers, well cut skirt with belt at waist. 39/S BLOUSE IN PINK CREPE-DE-CHINE, gathered on shouldtr sailor collar, mset sleeve; also in Blue and Cremc. s " oulQ ", savior Mo «l£ R S^£lf H p^^ oCk '- ,U ? b ,° diCC ' **««* - Moulder ; 1/- in the S discount of? oveny ca.ish purchase of SI or> oven WELLINGTON

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