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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16984, 21 April 1917, Page 2

* 1 I |T[i —^ Smart Styles I -ii in Winter Costumes. Let ns show yon our Attractive' Selection of New and Stylish WINTER COSTUMES, skilfully cut and well made; the quality of the materials is all that could be desired, and they fit—as D.I.C. Costumes are intended to fit—perfectly. You could not wish for smarter Costumes, and they are quite inexpensive, too. ASK TO SEE THE STYLES WE ENUMERATE BELOW. LADIES' TWEED COSTUMES, TflwiXv * n Brown or Grey Mixture; /tfs i gi™g Coat a very e^ec k ' s pl en d'd for \ LADIES' NA.VY SERGE COS- i 1/A | ill V~">s4\ TUMES, with new Adaptable | ■ / ir 1 ' Collar, to be worn closed or j i| open; finished with Narrow 1 1 Military Pockets.— I! I\\ \ \\\\W LADIES' VELOL'R OLOTH (I I \\| .COSTUME, in rich Wine or j I a 1 Nigger shades; plain, smart, itif y&jja!? well cut and made. —ggHS j MMmlk i(i\ 11 \ \N \ LADIES' NAVY COSTUMES, ti l II \V »Yl\ with Belt and new Military l;l |/ 1 \\ 11 iliJ ' Hanging Pockets; stylish, good j ; 8 .-£5 gfl , " ]f LADIES' MODEL COSTUME, IX beautiful rich Yelour Cloth; C°at, Cuffs, and Collar edged M plain, full Skirt.—"jQgnS ' ® LADIES' MODEL COSTUME, edged with Brown, Fitch; very 'j/ L^l>l^ S ' COSTUMES, M B I ] DS d Y p C h S p U ck IES ' WbMm MAIDS' COSTUMES, c smart, ''ifKmm Mole Colours; very smart for / X MAIDS' SCHOOL COSTUMES, We 'Pay the carriage Fox's Navy Serge; splendid | i; . for hard wear; smart Belted on all Drapery to Coat and full well-cut Skirts.- ; arty part oj J\ew CK/ft Zealand. ® 3/ ® At all times we extend to ladies a cordial invitation to . visit our Showrooms—an inspection of the Latest Fashions incurs no obligation, and is always very interesting. I GEO. CROW D.I.C. ~ Manager. t: — ■ --

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