Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17328, 30 May 1918, Page 2

u I ftfti See us when you are in Dunedin for the SHOW. | Come-to the D.I.C. any day this week and see f >. Charming Display of New, Fashionable, and \ r Seasonable Winter Merchandise. Study the new J; : styles and designs; they're wonderfully interesting. J J ; "* k Worthy of special mention is the big assortment ■ i; Mk ®' Splendid Winter .Coats for Ladies, in Tweed, I•; Velour, Sealette, and Novelty Weaves—a fine assort- \ ment,—belted, and trimmed with self or fur collars. ' Cut, made, and finished by expert tailors. W&xirge *® u l ® see these Coats to appreciate the values l/\A i © New Coats for "YOU." V 1 \w[ LADIES' BROWN TWEED COATS, warm, smart, f- V §s}*' —-1 UL\ and serviceable; large cape collars; with belt at waist— Prices: 99/6 and 110/i I£\ ¥ LADIES' BROWN VELOUR CLOTH COATS, with L+l ll\ I lw> large opossum collar, fastening closc to neck; \ |lA Ii Vm I belt at waist— Prjce £16/16/V gpwlf, ■■ J I ■ 11/ TWEED COATS, in smart heather mixtures, with J W VI i U 11. ' V\i larß i e fur collar fastening close to neck; smart t IB Qffl II li' II ) r pockets— Price £6/19/6 V; (8 ?Jj . m | m \ I MODEL COAT IN GREY VELOUR, large collar in I /J J I I|| 1 > cone y seal, very full, smart pockets, and belted— I /y\(3|]i' / || ih/ I \ NAVY TWEED COATS, all wool, smartly cut, with V; J § I fl 1 square collars, and belt at waist— " Price 65/M. • Iff || || •■/ I 1 BLACK SEALETTE COATS, for matrons' wear, fi: IB I | fil 8 \ 3:8:6 c ' tnmme d with large braid buttons— J || 1111 1 Two "NECESSITIES" that you should buy without J, || IH || dday before the price advances. V II I S |/l "VIYELLA," guaranteed unshrinkable, in all new f : ' 11 B - I '-Ml skirting, pyjama and blousing patterns; 31in \ II | | Bjl wide. 3/6 per yard—the same price as it is f ■ II n |a/ I retailed in England. | | Iml | LAD\ VIOLET" STOCKINGS. The pricc per J pair is 2/11. Secure at least a dozen pairs. Our €■■ Jmß longer 1 s ' present pricc cannot last much ( ' In r\ " A WORD T0 the wise, you know." ) : IPostage Paid V; on all Drapery.

\WI WR I^WteHAVEGMNED si ii uR ° BJECIIVE " L_ l HI ili * tewa but eloquent and |- I [ V * r * WelCOm ° ' eature ol CI REflCtnwG THE| B OBJECTIVE \ W U M/ ? 7/y IjMlf/ ha» always been a disi;V—\\ a/ Iff ■ //Mm/mwMMi. tlngulshing feature ol * >as'- -• Dtdi»D«prt: R. ISAACS. Many Pl»c '' f For Show Visitors. '"*jjjjj Silver Novelties I PRACTICALLY PRE-WAR PRICES. j. visitors who usually take advantage of their presence ;;; ln the Clfc y of purchasing their Jewellery requirements from .( us may rest assured that this year 'we are as well prepared ;' k as ever to supply their-needs* • H • Notwithstanding difficulties caused by the war we sue {i cceded in obtaining two years' supply before prices materik ally advanced, and so are enabled to continue to offer High-class Jewellery, Silverplate,. etc., at practically preJ:| „ war prices. . , J v One address only. Be sure you peach the right place. | Dawsons Limited, CORNER PRINCES ST. AND MORAY PLACE.

For the '■" I : It will always look like a new stove if you rub the nickel once in a while with Bon Ami. Bon Ami is made of a soft, crumbly mineral. No oil, no acid It does not scratch as scouring-soaps do. It is just a polish for rubbing away tarnish and stain from smooth, shining surfaces like nickel, copper, aluminum, and glass, espe- \/ii S?) daily windows and mirrors. J . gfm Local Agemi \ R. WILSON & CO., LTD. ftTAQO DAILY XTjfM AND WITH£S3 fTYHE FARMERS' PAPFD on! I * T -I fexraSLl-