It is Quality that makes in D.L C. Household Drapery. —i And what about ‘'Price”? why, naturally, that must be a faefactor in all transactions of Sale and Exchange. And just there the D.I.C. scores in its making of Good Values, beoause D.I.C. prices help', and are ably supported by D.I.C. quality. ’ NOTE THISI The D.I.C. has a reputation for the splendid values of its Household Drapery to uphold—a reputation worthily upheld by today’s Qualities and Values. What Better than these l “WIRESPUN” SHEETING A thoroughly reliable twilled sheeting; made, expressly for the D.1.C.; will compare - ' more than favourably with any sheeting sold in New Zealand. 54ins. —For single beds. 3/3 yard 73ins.—For } beds. 3/11 yard Boins. —For double beds. 4/6 yard “FINESPUN” MADAPOLAM—Made for „ .the D.I.C. from specially selected, long ... JSgyptiaiL- cotton.; for ladies’ and children’s fine underwear. Note the width—4ains. 1/11 yard 27m. GOVERNMENT LlNEN—Suitable . for kit Chen towels; made for the Imperial Government for tents. Fully worth 3/11 yard. Special Pries 2/3 yard “STOUTSPUN” LONGCLOTH—Made expressly for the D.1.C.; fine yet, as the name.denotes, strong; made specially for hard wear; 36ms. wide- j/6 yard D.LC. " - D.I.C. “QJJICKDRf” TOVJEL —Made for the JJ.LC,i...clos«,in texture: heavy in weight and .very absorbent. Notice the special black and white heading which improves the look of the towel; size 25 x 45, . Pries 3/11 each Wellington
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You’ll “Love All” these beautiful CARDIGANS For Summer Sport, 16/11 at V. & A.Y All the grayest and prettiest of colours'— just the thing: for the Tennis Player and Sportswoman. In Lemon, Jade, Saxe, Putty, Rose, Grey, Navy, Black. V. A A.'e Prioe 16/it. HOUSE FROCKS, very becoming:, 13/6. Very useful frocks, magyar shape, round or V neck, with piping: of contrasting shades, three-quarter sleeves, tie belt ot material or belt with button, 13/8. & CAPS TO MATCH, 1/9. ' SPECIAL I LAPSES’ ARTIFICIAL SILK /SPORTS COATS, 39/6. 1/- in the S, Cash Dispount. 1/> in the £ Cash Discount. Rosa, Champagne, Putty, Emerald, Creme, Saxe/ Come early and save dTsappointment. . VEITCH & ALLAN, THE BIG FAMILY PRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, HOUSE - FURNISHERS, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. For Mill or Barry Steel-Spilt Pulley Mill or Workshop owners: Make full use of ALL the power developed by your engine or motor—install Barry Steel - Split Pulleys. These Pulleys are built for greater strength and efficiency. All Barry Steel • Split Pulleys are electrically Spot-Welded —no rivets to work loose under strain. Barry ' Pulleye, with Diok's Batata Belting, form an ideal combination for all transmission purposes. Call for quotes; The Stewart Timber <slass and Hardware Company. 80>84, COURTENAY PLACE ...J. WELLINGTON
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11306, 4 September 1922, Page 9
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