Outstanding in Spring Millinery are such Colours as Pillar Box Red, Royal B!us, Primrose and Cerise. Still more outstanding is the exclusiveness of D.I.C. Millinery, whether it be in shape, style, or trimming. Note the use of fruit, lace and cire ribbon in the new models, their effectiveness and the complete the hats of past seasons. Lovers of really smart Millinery owe much to the master-milliners of London and Paris for the delightful creations they hav: conceived. The D.I.C. will welcome a visit from you; pray accept this as a personal and earnest invitation for an early call. E-ntre No vis! These D.I.C. Hats are Wholly Exclusive! PILLAR BOX RED, FANCY STRAW —Draped lace, with mixed berries. ' 84/BURNT STRAW—Trimmed lace, bunches of grapes and cherries 79/6 BLACK TAGEL—Lined jade Georgette, trimmed cire ribbon and grapes. 84/PUTTY MUSHROOM TAGEL —Draped lace, _witj} royal and gold ribbon, and coloured berries. - 77,6 LARGE BLACK TAGEL MUSHROOM—Trimmed "lace,"ffowefs'ahd fruit. 5 guineas SMALL CLOSE-FITTING TAGEL —Wreathed grapes and wheat. 67,6 BLACK AND WHITE *STRAW ML'SHROOM—-Black cherries and cire ribbon. 78/6 D.I.C. - - Wellington.
OUR OWN EARLY SPRING Children’s Week Beginning to-day and continuing for one week only —a special event that every mother should attend. Included In this special selling week are Push Chairs, Cribs, Prams, and infants and Childrens’ nothing. Mother® will be able, to choose children’s needs from the most complete selection in the city, and will be really surprised at t£e lowness of “VSt A ” Popular Prices. Pram Quilts —GooS quality; figured, bordered sateen quilts, filled with pure lcapoc. Children’s Week Price 8/6 each Babies’ Sox— Delightful little cream lace spun silk sox, in sizes o to 3. Children's Week Pride 5/9 pair Babies’ Hair Brushes A specially good quality line, long secure bristles. Children's Week Price 4/b each .1 Children’s. Necklets large variety of colours. Children’s Week Price 1/9 a string Children’s Fancy. Stripe Sox —ln several colours, narrow or wide stripes, seamless, good wearing; sizes 4 to 7. Children’s Week Price 2/b pair. Children’s Fancy Handbags— '' In black and white, with white cord handles. Children’s Week Price' tfil each Infants' Dresses Jap. silk and •. ~crepe-de-chme, daintily -“brimmed with lace or-embroidered-* v Children’s Week Price from 15/e eaeh Hosts of other children’s needs at popular prices c all this week. VEITCH & ALLAN, Cuba Street, Wellir»gjton..r_~ Coupe Dignified in appearance ; remarkably easy to control and drive; extremely comfortable to . travel in ; ideal for every season of the year ; very economical on benzine; lubricant, tyres and the usual running expenses—these are a few reasons for its universal popularity. The Local Dealer it entitled to Your Trade Hamea —25
PERHAPS HE HAS JUST STARTEDJHUNKING Drunkard did not oonuneno ' " with heisg ‘ 'moderate** ? The& li a son.or young Triend of yours is jus* starting drinking—save him from it now Chief Justice, Sir .Robert Stout, says:—' "Some of the best men in the country an brought to crime through 'drink/' Drink* reMUe, Testimonials pro ring tha*'' it has done so will be shown on request—if desired, treatment can be administered secretly, for the powders are odouries ana tasteless. Write for free booklet ii strictest' confidence, to LADT MANAGER, Drinko Proprietary, 212 A. 8., Dambtoi quay, Wellington.
Half-Price-SALE Of INDIAN AND ENGLISH CARPETi, SOFA RUGS, HALL RUNNERS, hearth rugs, DOOR MATS. ETC. Radford & Co. " Being overstocked, are clearing _ , ,put * . AXMINISTER, INDIAN AND . TAPESTRY CARPETS, SEAGRASS AND AJTE In all qualities «£T Hal f-Pricel MATTINC HEARTH RUGS— i 1/11. SEAGRASS HEARTH RUGS—--2/11. RUNNERS 2/3, 2/9. SHEETING, BLANKETS, * QUILTS, TOWELS. INSPECTION INVITED. RADFORD AGO. Direct Importers, Wholesale and Retail Furnishers, 43-45 MANNERS STREET.
You Should Be As particular about where your Dry Cleaning is done as you are about your food. A cleaning factory should first of all be the essence of cleanliness itself. We cordially invite you to inspect tho largest and most modern plant in New Zealand on any* Wednesday afternoon. Come and See for Yourself. VICTORIA 'LAUNDRYGO. jLtP. 88-98 Hanson Street, WELLINGTON.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10985, 22 August 1921, Page 9
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