Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11436, 5 February 1923, Page 9

Like a Swelling Tide, the D.I.C- Costume Showroom is overflowing with Bargains ! t*o P AUV Well now, isn't that just what D.I.C. Clearance Sales are organised for —to give such a bountiful supply of downright good bargains that they wil rapidly oveflow the confines of the Showroom in the hands of new owners. Such- is the function of the sale —it is your perogative to take advantage of the excellent savings- and to reap the greatest advantages possible. ro p ITT D.I.C. Showroom Bargains—the Fairest in the Dominion | COTTON GABARDINE AND .LINEN-COSTUMES—In self colours and stripes. Usually 45/6. 4 7/6. Sale Price 10,6 6 Only MODEL COAT FROCKS —In serge and gabardine. Usuallv 6 to 8 guineas. Sale Price S9/B q Only COSTUMES —In Fawn and Navy gabardine and serge. Usually 9 to 11 guineas. ~ _ Sale‘Price £6/19/6 ATTRACTIVE WOOL FROCKS —With V neck, finished with contrasting facings, Creme, Lemon, Jade, Putty, Saxe. Usually 42/-. Sale Price 35/6 SMART FROCK —In striped cotton Pongee, Rose/White, Lemon/White, Saxe/White. Usually 75/6. . Sale Price 37/6 SILK FOULARD FROCKS—In Nayy/.White, Black/ 'White; cut on easy fitting lines, long waisted..bodice, finished tie belt at each side’. Usually 95/6.- * - - Sale Prioe 59/6 SAMPLE TWEED SKIRTS —1 n 's’rnarf'tailored shapes. Usually 35/6. 3Qj6. Sale Price 19/6 BLACK ACCORDEON AND BOX PLEATED SKIRTS—In superior soft quality wool serge. Usually 57/6. Sale Price'3s/6 To-morrow's Issue—Millinery Bargains! D.LC SALE

“ Getting Better Every Day” , are the Bargains at VEITCH & ALLAN’S COLOSSAL SALE As fast as bargains are picked others take their place—Here are some of the reinforcements. .7 Only GREY HOPSACK COSTUMES—UsuaI price 951- Colossal Sale Price *9/6 A special line of MATRONS’ TOQUES and LADIES’ MODELS—In all the newest shapes and shades. 42/- to 59/6. Must be cleared at 10/6 Special line of LADIES’ HOSE—Silk leg, lisle tops and feet. Usual- selling price 7/6 pair Our Colossal Sale Price 1/11 SLEEVELESS COTTON VES TS—V necks Usually 2/9. . Sa,e Pr,ce 1/11 A splendid line of SADIES* WHIT-E-COTTeN VESTS —Fine quality, tfice'front; short Tfeevcs Usual price 3/9. ’ • ® ale PrMW 2 ' B I 4.DIES’. SPOT CAMBRIC UNDERSKIRTS— Suitable for feeaeh'-’trear, good quakty, finished narrow Big in SCHQ.QL OUTFITS. AlS °boys t boys. Come< and Bring your- Friend*. 17 only LADIES' COAT FROCKS Usual Price 46/-. Colossal Sal* Prle* 19/11 VEITCH & ALLAN The big Family Drapers, Clothiers, House Furnishers, Cuba Street, Wellington.

GAY crowds are trooping to the seaside, the cricket pitch and the tennis court. Summer days are here. Now is the season of White Shoes and “NUGGET” WHITE DRESSING It's no trouble to keep Canvas and Buckskin Footwear snowy white with Nugget White Dressing. Easy to apply, and does not rub off. Obtainable in tins, with sponge, of all stores. >

in your m ustard poi • «,ai alway* U you value ***** be Colman s not roi „ute B before^ >f ten 0 WB CORDIALLY INVITB YOU TO IKBPEOT OUR DIBPLAY. OF ART. McGregor Wright’s Art Gallery, UMBTON QUAY. KEYS I Cut to any Pattern or Lock. KEYS I Arthur J. Wycherley Kodak Corner, Wellington. Strong Room Doors PHONBS; Yalo Lock* Fitted or Repaired Business 508. Private 1861

A woman of the most linnuotakahly conisoi'vat ivo typo had, at a place more than a, hundred miles from Wellington, accidentally got into the railway carriage reserved for smokers. With ill-oonceal-od indignation she saw the man next to her fill his pipe. "Sir,” she said frigidly, “smoking v always makes me ill/’ ■'Does it, ma'am?” was the polite rejoinder. “Take my advice and give it up.” The Deadlv House-Fly is a constant menace. Ffi-Keelo will rid your house of flies and other yermin. Harmless to animals. Sold everywhere. Is tin.— Advt. The freshest fluid Magnesia is SAARLAND'S. Always pure, agreeable, and full strength. Make your own Cough Mixture . Small bottle of "HEENZO" makes pint of finest Cough and Cold Remedy. 21