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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2359, 15 January 1915, Page 2

r™ • 1 ■ -— The Smartest Dressed Women at Trentham will wear D.I.C. Autumn Fashions. Early Autumn always sees the most exclusive Fashions at the D.LC. They invariably arrive from London and Paris in time for the Trentham Meeting, thus permitting one to appear at the Races In "la dernier crl." Colours are not nearly so brilliant this Autumn, the quieter shades meet all the demands of Fashion, while the styles all show, more or less, some suggestion of the Military. This is but the Influence of the times, and it finds a becoming outlet In the modes of the day in both Millinery and Costumes. o a ■ RJLj\ A visit to the DIG. Showroom to=day is equal h&g&l ||j1 B |l| ... to a visit to. London or Paris. J|j jgj sjfp SMALL'SHAPE'HAT, in White Panne, MODEL EVENING GOWN m Shell c ■ , Pink Chiffon Taffett-a. " Skirt with \<UALIT3^ 6dE€d Emln9 ' Wltk g ° ld teSU6 •' . . two deep pleated Ninon flounces, fin- : 848. ished at hip with ribbon band. Bodice of gold thread net, draped with Ninon, high waistband ribbon. BLACK VELVET HAT, with bound 6 guineas, scalloped edges, lined Silver, trimmed very handsome White Osprey. MODEL COSTUME IN PRUNE CORD, . ■ , . , 7 guineas. long coat, side belt" and pleatings, ,+ •- ' fastened to neck; lined through with \ silk. Skirt two tier. ' 10 guineas. - BLACK VELVET SAILOR HAT, slightly turning up brim, deep blue ■ , MODEL GOWN IN BRONZE CHAR.feather ruche, finished velvet to MEUSE. Skirt with pleated tunic; '■* match. 755. full bodice, with basque; net vest, collar, and wrist finish. £7 ® t ' l SMALL CLOSE-FITTING SHAPE . HAT in drawn. Panne, finished Er- DAINTY IVORY CREPE DE CHINE . . . BLOUSE, low cut rovers. Shoulders mine, necklet of Panne and Ermine an( j s ] MTes j n one> with hand-finished 5 -, '- to match.. 10 guineas the set. bands. 65 s - ,

§ Absolutely Sanitary < Dresses for Ladles J or Gentlemen tor ■ Sale or Hlro. ■• j; ' Wigs In aii Styles f and Periods. % LISTS OH 5 APPLICATION. \ Our Dresses Won 78 jl Prizes last season. I 270 QUEEN ST. ; (Edeon'e Buildings). S AUCKLAND. ' | VISIS RADFORD'S GREAT Fiiie Sale! NOW ON. Bargains in Every Department. Sideboards, £5 10s. Now £3 15s. Wardrobes, £4 10s. Now £3 3s. Duchess Pairs, £5 15s. Now £3 15s. Overmantels, £2 10s. Now £1 15s. Wood Bedsteads, £2 ss. Now 30s. Brass Bedsteads, £8 Bs. , Now £5 ss. Iron Bedsteads, £3 15s. Now £2 10s. Mali Stands; £2 15s. Novi 375. 6d. Hall Seats, 325. 6d. Now 225. 6d. High-back Chairs* 17s. 6d. Now 12s. 6d. Saddle Bag Suites, £15 15s. Now £12 12s. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. 63 and 65 WILLIS STREET, WURNITURE PACKED ' and Komoved to Any Addrew. Goods Cleared Throngh Custom Hosse. Cheap Storage Accommodation fur (Joodj of an j Descriptira. KEIR'S FORWAKDUNG ; AQENOYi"

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