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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11437, 6 February 1923, Page 9

• I* ALE 9 D.I.C. Millinery is under Marching Orders! The Greatest of Bargains here' O fy ALII When one takes into consideration the exclusiveness, style, and general excellence of D.I.C. MILLINERY, and couples these attri butes with D.I.C. SALE PRICES, then you will realise that D.I.C. Millinery Sale Offerings present a veritable Feast of Economy. All the best of the summer weather js yet to come; then the Smartest Hats the city 'has seen will be in evidence. D.I.C. SALE PRICES are certainly very tempting; see the Oats, note the Sale Prices, and you will capitulate immediately. D.I.C. Millinery Bargains—THE BEST - READY-TO-WEARS —Fashionable goods, the balance of this season’s stock. Usual Price 1 5/6 to 49/6. Safe Price 8/11 THE ENTIRE STOCK OF OUR MODEL MILLINERY to be reduce. 49/6, 59/61 79/6 10/6, 15/6, 19/8 4 MATRONS’ TOQUES —In fine tagel straw, trimmed flowers and lace; black only. Usual Price 59/6. Sale Price 15/6 CHILDREN’S UNTRIMMED STRAW SHAPES—Putty, rose, and navy. Usual price 18/6*. Sale Price 1/11 4 ORGANDY HATS —In white and saxe, soft droop brims. Usual price 295. 6d. Sale Price 10/8 ODDMENTS in STRAW PLAlT—Creme and a few pastel shades; 6s. 1 id. usual price. Sale Price 1/- piece UNTRIMMED STRAWS—In. great assortment of colours and shapes. Usual prices 9/11/ 15/6, igi6. Sale Price 4/11 D.LC SALE

BOSINA BUCKMAN. Mr Maurice D’Oisly writes: —"Miss Bosina Buckman and myself have derived the greatest benefit from the use of Flnenzol as a gargle." Mr Percy Kahn and Mr D’Oisly have suggested that Fluenaol and Q-tol (for Pianists' hands) should be available on the London market.— Advt. After meals take a little SHA 11LAND’S FLUID MAGNESIA. Prevents acidity and headache. SHABLAND'S is fro6h, pure, agreeable.