Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16282, 15 January 1915, Page 2

A Big Bargain Boom at the D.I.C AND RIGHTLY SO. When yon hear of a man selling real genuine Bank of New Zealand Pound-notes for 10/-, I guess the first thing you want to do is to buy a bundle, and the larger the bundle the better. This is just what is happening at the D.I.C, only in place of Bank notes we substitute CARPETS, and you can purchase a £5/10/- Brussels Sqoare for £2/ 191: EXTRAORDINARY SAVINGS IN THE COSTUME & FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS. In eome instances the goods are slightly damaged by water and show slight stains, but in many cases they are none the worse for their soaking. WHITE PIQUE BLOUSES, Sunshine Collar— CARPET RUNNERS, in Axminster, Brussels, and Special price, 4/6. Tapestry— •~ * ' ' Usual prices: 2/9 4/6 5/6 8/6 STRIPED CREPE BLOUSES, in Sky, Saxe, and Special prices: 1/9 2/11 3/3 6/6 Brown; real smart- Special price, 4/3. TApESTRY & WOOL SQUABES , ma3t Buit . WHITE MUSLIN ROBES, very daintily em- able for bedrooma—Usual prices: 60/- to 105/bordered and trimmed medallions — Special prices: 25/- to 65/Special price, 14/11. BRUSSELS CARPET SQUARES, large sizes— WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES, with coloured Collar Usual prices . £S/10/- to £8/10/and Cuffs— Special price, 30/- Special prices: £2/10/. to £3/15/UM^'^T m COSTUM S E iia»^e e 15/ n 6 d AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, in varies Coloured Pique- Special price, 15/6. UsualpriMe: £3/10/- to £18/FRENCH MODEL STYLE COATS, in Black, Special prices: 52/6 to £11/10/Brown, end Navy- Special price, 45/-. WASHING CRETONNES, new designs, light SMART DRESSY COATS, in Sedan Face Cloth ; grounds- Usual prices: 1/11 2/3 Mole and Brown only- Special price, 45/.. Special prices: 9d 1/COME EARLY. SAVE WHILE YOU MAY. SPECIALS. FEATHER BOAS & RUFFLES O O A COTTON DRESS LENGTH FOR AT LIGHT PRICES. "g*J A MERE SONGREAL OSTRICH * MARABOUT, NLOJ>J "^ in Saxe, Brown, Cense, Mole, £ Hfig Kg Tomato, Brown, and White— Vienx Rose, Navy, Grey, and IH H H Usual price: 2/6 White— ISB HWμ Special" price: 1/9 Usual prices: | WM wKm iPm T 18/6 21/- 22/6 26/6 37/6 J P -J| D«i»C'« SvM ,iTw ,s,. .7,. a/. I HJJAUP J DUNEDIN. GEO. CROW, Manager. . —— _____ ~_~Z________l___~

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