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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11617, 16 August 1918, Page 6

tm i acre is an exuj uislte charm in the beautiful New Voiles at the D.I.C. —Artistic designs, delicate spring-like tints, a fascinating fabric that wins willing slaves at sight. Send to the D.I.C. as early as possible for a full set of patterns of these delightful Spring Materials. 40 m. wide per y yard You can choose from a varied assortment of P O P A u %S*AL\rJ D.I.C. Voiles including Ombre Stripes, Ombre Checks, Block Stripes, Paisley Voiles, and a charming range of floral Voiles in light, dark and black grounds, also plain colours •- pale heho, sky, pink, mauve, saxe, apricot, white, navy, black, reseda, molo, champagne and rose. Write for Patterns to-day. i!3A 78 " (ui.4.1 i iiiiul O 11 h Vi w JH % H ay i k rc-m t. •A 5 \€2sV is the ability clear! lion;:; to dislinguis Discriminating Footwear at ;T V! fl \ \ i \® BTr V Al. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE OUR SPECIAL CARE. to observe cliahncvaluea ! n 'Durchaoe their bIOFfIS for the very obvious reason that they know and appreciate the honest and reliable values which they are certain to get. These special lines for men and youths cannot be bettered anywhere at the price. Moss’s Stout Bos: Calf Derby Boots— Leather Lined, Sewn Soles, from 30/Men’s Glac© Derby Front Boots— Leather Lined. Sewn Soles, from S©/<S Youth’a Glace Derby Front Soots— Leather Lined. Sizes 3, 4, 5. From 3.©/Youtb’e Patent Goloori Derby Boots —■ Dull Kid Tops. Sizes 3. 4, 5. 21 /- Send yoi:r Order, with cash, this vary day. We pay Postage, and gladly refund money If not satisfied. MILLAR & GIORGI, V aoLoasna 9 Tha Great Outfitters, PALMERSTON NORTH. i .:iH¥eO m iipi iigS .-J V *7 b—: I ? ..V ■ J JD a; r A' > I was far YOU--and yours! he bo ,- 3 ' over tl. urn need shelter, '.armth, comfort and re! rAmm nl. Whr.t Are YOU Civing? n the r’v:■!; .coin AAIAII, ‘A -■» -A ;erman A.tvance. -and more are n; ivc put aside all f •►’r little you can give—help the CHURCH ARMY Send a Donation now to: rIE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE : AT / V /' Jinn. Treasurers; s. W. HENDERSON, ;o. SIIIKTtXIX'iE. 20 Mulsravc Streo Wellington /o-vv.' %•- 1. a/Jp/vf ff A v ' ,: V'J to— ' i ’ 1 ///; /// w.F.w.wmr.r.TT, V V k' , A f iv'>)r ! h> m. Secretary in N.Z. for A'y / W-'. '-vv/ ' urch-VriUT, Onnuiulville. /j kl'Vtjl/ Cassini RMN-va-m affaßteawafesa ** ■ Jt*TT . P »n.« ffff UUm ■W&VBCTH* aS2> V: ♦ uy B HS R" 5.1? t A mHE rjuality of our furniture lifts it liigh above the comraonJs place. The quality is not confined to the timbers alone—vrliich are very carefully selected—but- to the manufacture also. Tvcpurl Cabinetmaker:— skilled men—make the furniture wo sell and every piece ha* to pass a rigid examination before it is admitted into our Showroom. We take these f-clreute precautions, because we are determined to maintain our reputation. You are absolutely safe when yon buy our furniture. THE ’Kf> AVENUE. [Late DEXTER’S] WANGANUI, i