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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16162, 16 March 1918, Page 4

Home Furnishing — MADE EASY iv I A AT ™ E D.I.C. I'll jj.j ; I h| 1!' jj 1 ' 1 \sMsm I ou ma y Furnish from the i li ' I !| If II I! D.I.C. with confidence. ' '! ! M 5 I! I «S£.rr-- ; ' ; | jj jj ii |jji Ij I li The Furni is charming I I desi^n ' sound in conJ J | structlon and reasonable ** ?ag2 '-"^.—■■■,» I) i / j_Jr !&r^j[ —^=^ = gg»3\j J| You have unlimited choice and the prices are marked | mm\ g|| }|||j |' in plain figures - The D.I.C. system of Fur--1 l)^ 1 3=5 ~ —-lj" — nishing Out of Income is flifjjj!, til/'llll'lji'" ' well known and acknow"{|j[j jfi \ ledged to be the best, simplest and fairest. I SOME EXAMPLES OF DINING-ROOM FURNITURE .. D.I.C. VALUES IN ~ s ft. OAK quaintly designed - OAK SECRETAIRE BOOKCASE .. £3/3/£3/15/- OAK OCCASIONAL TABLE .. £1/1,.Strong OAK DINING CHAIRS, covered OAK PALM STAND, artistic designs £11 - with Fabricord .. .. .. £1/1/6 Luxurious CHESTERFIELD, thoroughly 6ft. x 3ft. Gin. OAK GATE-LEG TABLE- - well sprung and covered in Tapestry £7/1 5 '< £4/10.'- EASY CHAIR to match .. £3/12/6 CA<£>H DISCOUNT: W Illustrated Catalogue ... , , , _ li Hf of Furniture Free on 1/- ,n each com P leta £ Application. D2432—2=57

|aSflfiill llt Always Pays § |duhlop| | TYRES | I « . I I absence of trouble and | 1 (ran* fl every sa^s^act ' on - | I Tllo Mail | Always specify :::: | ■ a aasta£l § "Dunlops" and have f H Is a place of rest between the street and the I j§ I}CSt it*S ChcaD- P B comfort of the interior, and often indicates i < • .1 t | I to a visitor the reception he is likely to get. § ill 6 iOllg TUH. || Rj % DUNLOP RUBBER COY. SI (8 g % WELLINGTON chriitchuiich auckland I Do yon require any | % Af B v Furniture for it!! ■ Hall Seats.in Oak — j I ' 2/0/8 3/3/- 315 - 6 10- j jg|| I '/ Hall Stands—Rimti, 2/18/6 Oak, 3/16,6 1 1 Umbrella Stands from 15/- f - Hat Racks 17/6 25- 32/6 I A. J. WHITE Ltd. 11 y The Premier Furnishers — | HIGH STREET - - CHBISTCHUBCH j Bhhhhbhbhhbbbbhbbsssbbebb&sbbshbbbbbbszsoiseseuq^ FOB cooD PLtiMBiNG Successor to T. Banks, UX,VEI(SAL ™- GEO. STENIWG PLUMBING BRANCH a»n SC£ m- M «. 958 CASHEL STBEET Prompt and Satisfactory Repairs I OYSTERS! OYSTERS! (Opposite Lewis & Anderson) Phone 2609 : 88875 g

f, CHARMING Autumn Fashions Elegance with simplicity and undoubted fashionable style has been our ideal in the designing and buying of apparel for Autumn and Winter wear, and it is exemplified in the New Goods now showing:. These Models of correct and good taste "afford value such as we are confident will appeal to every lady. May we shew them to you ? SMART TWEED COATS, with the new FI R COATS, in Mn squash and Coney ' \T\ collars and pockets, with or without Seal. These are specially selected skins 1 WI \ belts, in plain browns and greys ; also and are.perfectly matched and made up. t I 8I I in very stylish checks— and are so reasonably priced that they I 1 1I \ ss* * 5 Guineas ore not a luxury if purchased here \ i |t I I VKLOUR CLOTH CCsvTS. in new fawn ami now. ' 1 I 1 and brown shades.' This iis an exceed- NEW COSTUMES, in Gabardine. Gar- \ H .in ingly smart Coat, both in style and bricord and Navy Suitings very smart \ $ f1 J .. colour. Jt has the new collar, pockets styles, skilfully cut and beautifully j T ■ 1 If and belt, and we have only on? Coat in ... finished 5, 6, and 7 Guineas .1 '•/ 111 each colouring. F('R SETS, in Biack Fo.v. Squirrel, J.l [b FUR-LINED TWEED COATS, with fur Skunk, Bear. Kid. Fox and Wo'.i. etc.. collars, in shades of grev and brown, in all the new styles, including the i f \ 1 squirrel lining. These Coats possess cape collars and melon muffs ; also a / i . J l a degree of excellence usually onlv selection of Necklets in all the fashionv- . /-/*' I_i obtained in higher priced garments. able skins. ' v '-j- \ / * Call and see these to-da} r . Graham, Wilson & Smellie 11 the house for value