[ The D.i.C. Fancy Goods Section | R Yields a plentitude of Rare Bargains There is no knowing just what you may want to buy till you see it—and seen at the D.I.C. you certainly will see it at a Bargain Price that will win your heart. It is of little avail to attempt to specialise, for there are Bargains at the D.I.C. Sale in their tens of thousands—all of them tempting—all indelibly stamped with the atmosphere of D.I.C. Quality. What, then, do you wish—Toilet Requisites or Rocking Horses? Fancy Handbags or Paper Serviettes? .I.C. has these and thousands f other pleasing Bargains J ARMOUR’S FINEST BATH TABLETS—In rose, geranium and peroxide. Usual Price i j- ... Now tod per tab, or 9/6 per dozen PYROS DENTAL CREAM— Usual Price 1/6 Now 1/4 DR. LYONS’ TOOTH POWDER— Usual Price 1/3 NOW 10jd THERMOS WATERLESS HOT BOTTLE—Remains hot throughout twelve full hours at a fixed and usuable temperature. Usual Price 30/- NOW 25/CINEL’S DRY CLEANING BALLS For cleaning white, fawn, grey and all light coloured garments. Usual Price 1/3 Now 10id BLACK MOROCCO HANDBAGS—Newest and smartest shapes. Ranging from 15/- to 37 '6 ......... Now 4/11. and 6/11 WRITING COMPENDIUMS— Usual Price 3/3 Sale Price 1/6 ENVELOPES —Large packets of 50 in each ... 1/- per pkt NOVELS—Special offer of fascinating reading. Sale Priec 1/- and 1/6 per copy CAKE TIN LlNEN—Absolutely prevents cakes from sticking. Usual Price 1/- pkt Sale Price 8d per pkt OVAL DISH PAPER—In packets of six dozen each. Usual Price s'3 Sale Price lOd pkt AIR CUSHIONS—OnIy a few of these left. Most useful for travelling. Usual Price 18/6 ." Sale Price 4/6 each
ON Carpets and Rugs by purchasing: from V. and A.’s while they offer Stocktaking Specials in Quality Lines. ■■■■aanaanßanaaßanßawi HERE ARE SOME OF THEM ART CARPET SQUARES —Reversible; brown and black trellis effect. 9 x 12ft— Usually £1 r/15/-. Stocktaking Price *5/12/6 9 x ioift — Usually £lo!si-- Stocktaking Price *5/2/6 REVERSIBLE ORIENTAL RUGS—In fawn and pin, 6 x Usually 6s/-. Stocktaking Price 45/EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY ORIENTAL RUGS—Fawn ground with black and cream art design ; 51 x 27 inches. Usually 59/6. Stocktaking Prioe *32/6 CARPET SQUARES— ' SEAMLESS AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES—In all latest colours and designs, including—Grey ground with art designs in mauve and black; grey ground with two-tone effect with small floral border; fawn ground with art designs in black and rose; fawn and cream grounds with Indian and Persian designs; blue-ground, Indian design; black ground, chintz effect, in mauve, grey and rose. 9 x 7ift — ioi x gft—--12 x 9ft — 12 x ioift — Stocktaking Price *ll/15/- _ _ . Stocktaking Price £l6/19'8 Stocktaking Price £lB/19/6 Stocktaking Price £22/16/Remnants of Genuine British Linoleums and Carpets at Very Special Prices. "IT PAYS TO SHOP AT V. and A.'s. 1 VESTCH & ALLAN THE BIG FAMILY DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS CUBA STREET 1 WELLINGTON.
BETTER SIGHT! Keen eyesight is a big asset. Don’t let faulty vision handicap your wage-earning capacity. Let us test your sight, and if necessary prescribe corrective lenses. This will enable you to see as well as ever. Consult Morrison & Giiberd, OPTICIANS, 103, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11252, 3 July 1922, Page 5
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