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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2189, 30 June 1914, Page 2

fi A Brilliant City Success! j |j The,D.I.C. Winter Sale Opening, j 1 filght from tho moment the four doors were opened on. this J ' I ; great* event business has simply "hummed." ' t .. :: I ;]Rightthroug|i the Sateitwillkeep on humming, because our | ' > | • sucli that each day will see fresh bargains brought for- I ••• ; ward. 51 I . 3 ,^l i^^ ,e s full: of interest to thrifty folk because 0 | ifi.is then possible to buy better quality merchandise for less money j 0 1 than usual. | \ ' "Money saved Is money earned." The savings at the D.I.C. fist | Sale provide! buyers with greater earning power. fj £ I SEE THESE ECONOMIES? »" j' « LADIES' CONEY SEAL HATS-Four different shapes. Were • ; B( 15/6 to 29/6. i Now 12/6 to 21/-. . be-^T ' • - Mpjk > , TEDDY BEAR HATS—Grej', Navy, Saxe. Always 6/6. Now 4/6. / JlffiS :|| * colours. All size?. Regu- ... Bli GIRLS' COATS—Samples in Tweeds and Navy Serge and Cloth/ j S Always 14/6 to 29/0. Sale 7/11 to 14/6. v . • Si . NAVY SERGE, 52in., All Wool, hard-wearing. Was- 2/li: ■ | ' | Sale Price, 1/9. . | '«! •' CORDED VELVETEEN. 22uu Cardinal and Navy only. VUsually/ I ' •.J|"•' Salo Pries, I/- , I ' .rti^i^Vw-^Th'ei^LfeEaMisu^TigbWeave" l WHI-TE'TURKISH TOWELS ;.• •! ' f i —Usual price, 3/6 pair. Sale.Price, 2/9 pair. 1 S! j~, ~«i; , SJGin. *Doutilfe?Wail> r STRIPED FL ANNELETTE Regularly" lid. . 1- •» | | ,?«'?.*■»!/• Sale Price, 6/6.dozen. . '. | 'S 1. /t* 3500 INSERTION—In' Guipure, Net,, and Artificial I . S j • i - l/6"to ! 2:/ll: Sale Price, 4|d. to 6d. yard. • •. | ■ <£j .■ , MEN'S TWEED SUITS, to measure, fit guaranteed. 59/3. 1 | j -• - '.i -^500vpai r s iIEN'&-FANCT CASH MERE HALF lIOSE-In Grey , • | % | Violet,'and~ Green.v Usually 2/6 pair. Sale; Price, 1/- pair. I ''if :il .^O^T/t'FLT.HATS—In Browns, Greys, Greens, and Navy. 1 1 5 , Always 8/6 vf Now 5/11. | . "'I • ■ *Win.'"Bimm-" , -'^Ji H Manager . : |

. Citres Eruptions'' St' '' ~' ''' 3'*- , „''. *•'' F ■ Don't u, ,ii„ ■pMvv.d'-) ®rW. 1 .., Improved Supply of •• I hey «pr;ad to other partj. Eiinozol %y \[ 1 . .Hoi. Water in ttie M©me. £®tev . I -CHEAPEST, SAFEST, BEST' . , V\ ' ;••- WAY TO GET IT. : ■/- Y AW®. • V.FLETCHER'S ; .y>*NS>PV •" 1 ' By attaching to your range tlifc liethven ' ■(/ tsfeP"?' I Itff juuniiu '—u.] '...1 "' " ' le,v Seamless' Hot Water Circulator, you •:• •» U'J . . |'.. ......increase the supply-oft,hot/.water,; and:' l^'^SsKl'"nUl^uy H fli jflw/illH i ■■ ■'■ y° u also gijt it, far hotter,. No risk, no / Jpcra' ... I Waß M » <fm y i.J ' f extra firing, no : trouble. The heat, from . . / f|x ill I tho kitchen fire brings tho water to boil- / •?.>•• H- : S £u£ B<#nt withaut fumblorc, and it stays {• l/Pxfr&s*!* .IK""1 ' ■• : ' WINTER/SALE. ■ ■ / | " ~td., .u& (W . A i tr?s i^ M ". |:,. Jhft,vieteeH 3 ffeiv ; Seai!ess.:. Copper, *.! f^p h ■■■. "not Water Circulator. 'A large assortment of Fur Sets, Bags, i i;j£y. .Q •&$K| 1 : ~v .-, •••:. Fur Trimmings, etc.. {.. !s!<. . Tho only Circulator mads without ' | ' saams to burst ,or..loak. • ■ .. | Having no seams the Methven Seamless Hot Water Cir- I ■" " •'""■'■■'■* ' ' •■. 5 '".wisculator is stronger safer,'and more durable than the old , _ 0 ■- bb I style. The copper is thick and heavy, and it is solid drawn FOBPniefaVVKftflllli# VffSillWill® I ijii COPPtR-M in one piece.in such a way as to obviate flaws arid thin' .■ UI 1119911 --B 09SAO • HBlVa&Bv | ;V;HOT WATERS* • places. Coated inside, with English . tin; preventing'con , ■ ' ■! .tamination of water. Fitted- with . patent • spreader that ;•• at !'• -t ■ blends tho hot and cold water. Has also a patent .tinned• •••■■.. gj. . • brass sludge hole door enabling, tho circulator to .bo _, -U'■ —' cleaned without dismantling., ; Ofl ftmlTYI On'Cv '■ ' When building, be sure you get a Methiven Circulator. VfC y I ask your Ironmonger, or writo us. ■ . ' I SVIETHVEKIS, LTd. l ;Wakers, Dunedin. THE 'MOST COMPLETE . WAREHOUSE IN THE CITY ■ !| The /'rirfe o/ Fiye fSjl A we!l ! assorted : SiOolt of up-to- . |f ' • ; s WwSMM■"■;•>- Continents 1 . ! date- goods to select from. -11 ——— | Oui^ prides' are~tho and , | t • TeaCercmony . L(4p^wc-'i : i RAdF'ORD&CO. 1 fSMPVHft' v Ji." I'i2is . jj| . .Is the Tea of Quality; grown, tested, blondod. II vt'" ••'■ -ri■ ;= »| .'.' ■ and packed by experts in the Lipton way, and |II 'Vv Ili-ir-'i'' offered to the people under.a guarantee which ' ' : |il| ''VvdUo'' Sl' ■ as prov ® d its' passport, to jthe' paiates '• of |||l •*- 18' ■■}./ ' connoisseurs.' . 1118 »•:; ",I" T i." i: : , 2,000,000 packets sold Weekly. ■ 1111 BEST': SMITHY, STR&ai, & HOUSE L: . B j f . Jj-: 1 / 6 J /8 . TEA. 1/10 2/- jji A /% tfTJ h 'lit Distributing Agents for Lipton's Tea:' i T) T r ' MESSRS. ELLIS AND' MANTON, Taranaki Street. WELLINGTON. LARDING, .REGI/LAkL\. .. • - • : . ■ . swffit tm% xti," S^MIMGTQMS ; Wellington. : : :| ; £©FFEE' ESSENCE. —r - " " JUL Tt' The Coffee Maid, of Svmineton's. savs: . ... |§kW_ „■■ ~ ■ . ■ , m%i. What a difference Head- S PBRT«b P m mornin^. sleepy an(l cok1 ' ■ t •••'" 1 Mh'ljfr. Presto; change!—and you're cheet-y and bold. ffi |j 'What's'the maeic?. How is it done? W rtv acleydayaad one of bf!jh!nei». K / «ck . •„ _ t ' S- .•ndJjlo.Uh Hecnliinediiia : .Justtl'y a Clip pf SYMING TON. a . . ■,§ss?''■ , '^^m-i4^^ 7 ~' y ' : yaOS/SYMISGT6N&CO..£dInbur!/haiidlMidm." '32 ■" «»miw!»»»«»«. Adoi« /MV //* ® firKTSft'-RT.' Wm ml la. MrSa ': R.f ik : : 1' h jj|\J IS ny mnt WARHAHTIO H,H ' THE:Ki . He :.,