Page 8 Advertisements Column 4

Wanganui Chronicle, 8 October 1946, Page 8

tor the happy event. . . Mothers, join the DJ.C. STORK CLUB I I’ ~ 1.1 % WM Are you infanticipating? preparing to joyfully welcome the little stranger-into your home with all those delightfully dainty garments one associates with a babe. Of course, these garments must be practical as well as pretty and here at the D.I.C. you’ll find everything for that most important person, from the time he’s a tiny bundle in a shawl until he’s a toddler. £1 DEPOSIT SECURES THE D.I.C. STORK CLUB LAYETTE. THE BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTS. AND THIS IS WHAT WE SUGGEST 2 Doz. Twill Back Squares at 22/9 doz £2 5 6 3 Heavy Quality Winceyette Gowns at 8/3 £1 4 9 3 Winceyette Petties at 5/11 17 9 3 Silk and W 00l Vests at 2/3 6 9 1 Beautiful English Shawl £1 19 6 £6 14 3 Deposit £lO 0 Balance £5 14 3 Featured among the charming little “extras” at the D.I.C. are —■ Dainty Silk Frocks, with smocked yokes. Bootees and Infantees .. 1/© & 1/11 in creme and white, ■fw/ IG/ft llnglish Wool or Silk and Wool Shawls. X 7/ , 10/5, *V/ v A)1 One pri( , c X9/6 Decolenta Rompers .. . 15/0 u Real Lace-trimmed Hand-made ChristenAll Wool Knitted Matinee Coats .. g/6 ing Robes. Attractive Pram Covers. Rubber Pilchers .. •• 6/6 Rubber Sheeting. CHAMBERS, FEEDERS, TOYS, RATTLES, AND THE LOVELIEST SELECTION OF ADORABLE HAND-KNITTED BABY WOOLLIES. Incidentally, the D.I.C. has gone to quite a deal of trouble in securing details of just what is required by mother and baby in the home a list, of these articles may be obtained from our Children’s Department. Be sure you see the special window display this '• week at the D.I.C. THE BIG STORE FOR BABY WEAR.