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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23161, 10 April 1937, Page 2

Direct from the Fashion Centres of the I Continent comes this Novelty Frocking m V, j The height of the mode In Paris, Vienna, Nice . . . and now for the first time D.i.C. presents it to Dunedin. Its subtlety of colour blending .... its dash of grace In design .... its originality of weave mark it as an aristocrat amongst winter frockings. Each pattern has that distinctive look that marks it as an achievement in the fabric realm. There are exquisitely shaded colours of Plne/Red, Burgundy/Blueberry, Brown/ Red, and Navy/White; 36in wide. At the Woollen Dress Counter! Write for Patterns DIC

PAT LAMBS Fat lambs off the mothers is the most profitable branch of „ farming. Early Autumn topdressing with Super, by increasing the mineral quality , of the grass and the bulk and the quality of feed, produces a healthier, heavier and quicker maturing lamb. Price £4-7-0 per ton less 5/- discount for Cash within 30 days. To Ladies and Gentlemen who wear Glasses ?[ERE frequently comes a time when one's glasses prove unsatisfactory, when “ they don’t give the help they used to." But nevertheless many struggle on “ doing their best," oblivious of the fact that they are seriously injuring their eyes. The truth is, that no fault can be found with the glasses they have remained unaltered—the trouble is with the eyes, which, like !ht human frame, is the subject of continual change. In 10 years the girl of 15 becomes a woman of 25» and 10 years in the life of glnwci often cover » period of changa no less striking. Whenever glasses fail to afford complete comfort, it is well to have the eyes examined by us, so that others may be prepared to suit the eyes as MUCH & G. K. NEILL, LTC nsulting Opticians • 93 GEORGE STREE firawd byJW2'caland Breweries LW. 0 they are to-day, thus giving complete ease and comfort, with relief from the strain often unconsciously present. MflalMK combined in Jio other jlle approaches if in Quality