Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20708, 4 May 1929, Page 6

Dress Fabric Week at the D.I.C. Washing Satin 4/11 A heavy quality double-width material with a hundred possibilities—frocks, undies, cushions, lining.; in shades that rival the rainbow—Pink, oalmon, Powder, Beige. Coral. Silver. Champagne. Red, Apple Green, Flame, Betty Blue, 7/Tl tr, ya^ Ue ’ V ° ry ' NdVy ’ and Black> U3Uall y Corded Velveteen 2/11 2 ? inches wide; just the thing for frocks, kiddie clothes, dressing gowns, and crowds of other things; m Creme. Pink, Fawn, Vieux Rose, Grey. A mend Green, Golden Brown. Falling Leaf. Saxe fc a Wi ~- Coatings 7/11 A table of imported Velours and Tweeds. Heavy quahties. m all wool. Usually 14/6 and 17/6 PURE SILK FUJI. 1/llj. Usually 2/3 yard. The Stuff the Mode is Made Of "—fashionapproved fabrics for this season sire being sold at Special Prices So rOf* * vv Mail Your Order to Printed Gossamer Velvet 9/11 Multi-coloured pebble-dash designs, for frocks and bridge coats. The material Paris -favours for the swirling line of the new silhouette. Usually 13/6 yard. English Worsted Suiting 9/11 All Wool and 56 inches wide; in Nigger Brown only. Usually 15/6 yard Visit the Silk and Dress Dept, or mail request for Samples D. I. C. Tit English Smocks have timed. Dark Fawn, Brick, Vieox Rose, Helio., Saxe, and While shades; in 40in. 42in, 44in, 9/6, 9/11, 10/11. Dunedin

u The Great Piano House,* PRINCES STREET. ™ e m " gou ß la V.'' a 8 a PLAYER- > IANO, performs automatically, ander the control of the player; 13 ® PIANO, it is played from the keyboard in the usual way. Will Welcome a Visit from you to see and play upon the New British GOURLAY Foo .-Expression PIANO feL. «t pl r„l ■ shafe ° f -*■— - Price £135 Easy Deferred Payments can be arranged. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTO. Sole Agentsi " The Great Piano Mouse." PRINCES STREET. Ip L i •••it' l)in iSili > / sfcrtimaui Y c O o o O Y /v\ X TRAVEL BY RAIL Always remember the people*s own railways supply the best and safest form of transport /n the last two years 52 million been carried by rail WITHOUT ONE FATALITY, DUNEDIN-PALMERSTON-OAMARD-CHRISTCHURCH. M.,Tu..W., Mon., Tu., *rt„ Sat. Th. ( Sat Sat. a.m. a.m. a.m, p.m. 8.40 8.52 11,34 1.33 San. a.m. 9.30 Leave Dunedin Arrive Palmerston 11,49 Arrive Oamaru 1.30 Arrive Christchurch „ Son. Tu., Th., p.m. 11.20 a.m----1.3 2.25 7.18 Hon, Sa to Fri. on] p.zsL, p.m, p.s 3.4 5.36 6.5 10.23 11.45 5.10 11.30 1.45 1.10 2.27 7 18 4.13 6.55 8.24 8.31 9. heave Christchurch Leave Oamaru .. 4,20 Leave Palmerston 6.0 irrive Dunedin .. 8.22 Mon., To., Sun. Sat. W., Frl. 2.40 6.18 8.11 p.m. 12.25 5.14 7.7 8.54 DONEDIN-MIDDLEMARCH-RANFURLYCROMWELL. Leave Dunedin „ Leave Middiemarch m Leave Ranfurly ... Arrive Cromwell ~ Leave Cromwell Leave Ranfurly Leave Middiemarch Arrive Dunedin а. 7.40 12.27 2.24 б. DDNEDIN-MILTON -BALCLUTHA -IN VERCARGILL, Leave Dunedin ~ Leave Milton ~ Arrive Balclutha .. Arrive Invercargill Leave Invercargill „ Leave Balclutha ,* Leave Milton .. Arrive Dunedin .. n.ra. 10.30 ••os. 3.7' 4.35 0.24 Tan* Th„3at, »,m. 10.0 1.61 3.2} 6.47 p.ns, 4.61 7.11 8.0 Sun., Tues., 1 p.t 6. 0. 10. 10. Unless otherwise shown the above trains run on week-days, Monday to Saturday inclusive. SINGLE FARES. * Twelve-trlp, per Trip. Ist £ 8. d. 0 5 8 0 10 8 0 17 0 1 11 0 0 6 8 0 II 7 1 0 IX 0 6 0 0 7 4 2nd £ s. d. 0 3 10 0 7 4 0 12 1 1 1 2 0 4 6 0 7 11 0 14 4 0 3 5 0 6 0 0 13 10 | 0 A2 10 The People’s Railways for the People’s Saf< Timetable operate* from 11th February, 1929.