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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12021, 26 December 1924, Page 5

Last Chance to Buy D.I.C. m rli-:: IffN Sas® $P$ •r*»y»ivv.*t \|jy V'*j this year! The next -will be in 1925 Po R yALit; But do not let us anticipate next year when we have one of the most important of all u.i.C. Saturday Morning Special periods to deal with. That is because it comes in the half day immediately following Boxing Day, when a host of shoppers find it necesary to transact a lot of business. To-morrow's "Specials" have been chosen with the sole aim of making this, the last “stunt” of its kind this year—the .very best to date. These to-morrow from 8.30 a.m. till 1 p.m, JOO yards BRITISH SPUN SlLK—Cream only ; 30 inches wide; a really remarkable bargain. Usually 6/11 yard. Saturday Price 3/11 yard 150 yards SATIN MAROCAIN pretty striped design; charming for holiday wear ; fast colours ; 40 'inches wide. Usual price 9/11. Saturday Price 3/11 yard 200 yards STRIPED MOLESKIN SILK— Grey grounds, with well arranged striped design; in Black and White; double width. Usually 12/6 yard. Saturday Price 4/11 yard 350 yards ORIENTAL SHANTUNG SILK —All very smart stylings and suitable for whole frcck, piecings, tea or boudoir gown. Usually 10/6 yard. Saturday Price 4/11 yard WHITE AND GOLD TEA PLATES Usual price 0/- half dozen. Special Price 3/6 half dozen VASES—BIue and Green Lustre. Usual Prices 10/-, 12/6 each. Special Price 3/6, 4/6 VASES—Large, Bronze body; Oriental coloured border. 25/-. Special Price 12/6 SEE SPECIAL TABLES GROUND FLOOR THe D.l.C.—Open Saturday as usual.

THE real cost of tea cannot be judged by the price per pound. The cost per cup is what counts. One pound of “AMBER TIPS/’ which is all FINE tea, will make the same number of cups as one and a-half pounds of ordinary tea. And oh! the difference in flavour. Amber Tips’ FINE Tea— Ceylon’s Best

"When ordering TEUTI) alwavs specify SHA RLANI on the - market. Larger price. * MAGNESIA. >’S—the finest bottle—lower