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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 29, Issue 17, 2 March 1917, Page 6

HJCV'ALWAYSOUAIIT The D.iX. can do your Dressmaking by Mail. You will liud this method quite as satisfactory and less arduous to you than a personal call. It is not possible for every one to come to the D.1.C., therefore the D.I.C. comes to you with its Dressmaking by Mail proposition. Mrs. Wiseman, the D.I.C. Modiste, has successfully made scores and scores of Frocks, Costumes and Blouses for ladies whom she has never seen—thus shewing that Dressmaking by Mail on the D.I.C. plan is carried out with success, satisfaction and despatch. Put this plan to the test to-day. Write for patterns of the New Autumn Dress Fabrics, including Covert Coatings, Tweeds, Blanket Cloths, Blanket Tweeds and Serges. Self-measurement forms will be sent on request. D.IX. - Wellington.

Special. • Clearing SALE IN LADIES’ & GENTS’ Boots & Shoes Ladies’ Glacy Kid Boots and Shoes (button and laoed) from 2/11; wore 14/6* Sizes, 3 and i only. Gants’ Black (button and laced) Boots. Sizes, 7 and 8. Price, 6/11 L. E. SMITH & CO. DRAPERS PICTON. P.O. BOX 39. TELEPHONE 26.

CLUB HOTEL Under New Management , Best Accommodation Guaranteed Only Choice Liquors Sold A night porter always in attendance. JAMES SGOLLARO Proprietor, Hieralieiixx..

Always Brink SPEIGHT’S ALE SPEIGHTS AJLE SPEIGHT’S ALE TJSra® S£e«t oiffi tla© Market Speight and Co., Limited, Dunedin