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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2843, 7 August 1916, Page 2

He first I@ilo @f Ik I ); k« 'Affiwl .it fie D.I.C. I Some one has wisely said that. "There is no time i « IikVNOW."' . * X J j . . ■ This is particularly true when it relates to the new, Season's Cotton Dress Fabrics at the D.1.C., bt'cause it \ enables one-to choose from full selections. Therefore \ JTOW: is the time to . j 1 Write for Patterns»=To=Day==Without Delay. J The IVoiles are the daintiest fabrics evt'r conceived j by the brain of man. The designs are beautiful in their 8 a'nd artistic colourings—you will enjoy : seeing 1 v them.; ; / > ' I As for the, new Tussor.t' Suitings, they are the last I : . • ' word in smart,' hard-wearing Cottons, so, also, are the •\ •> Poplins. . . : < I / ■ ■. . : Here v are some interesting Fabric Facts: — : . The famous D.I.C. VOILES, 40 inches wide, .it dark and light grounds, with coloured flowerings. Quite fast in colours. . 2s. 3d. per yard.' Th^D.I.C. COTTON TUSSORE SUITING'), smart in appearance and very dur- { V; able, in shades of Tussore or- Grey, v.ith faint stripes of darker colours. 2!) I inches. . _ Is. Ild, per yard. B , ' POPLINS, bright as silk, the ever fashionable material, in a lull range of col- S , ' ours and'black and cream. 40"inches wide. 2s. 6d. per yard. , I . 'DURO DYE, Nurse Cloth, for hard wear and reliability. In plain Navv and Butcher Blue, and also'in narrow stripes of the same colour. We replace Diiro Dy© if the oolour fades from any cause whatever. You can boil it. inches wide. * Is, 6d. per yard. NEW BLAZER FLANNEL, for Sports Goats over thin dresses. Id club colours, J ! ' blpck arid broken stripes, fast colours. .28 inches, widij.' 3s, 9d.. per yard. ♦ ; : HOYLE'S BEST ENGLISH PRINTS, j\ : avv and Butcher Blue, iii spots, florals, . -and-; stripes. •SI -wide.. mid. per yard.

-®° b"7 -yomr iedding, from the "Scoullar Co., Ltd/' is to buy, - from the moat reliable source. • km , a\l our bedding is manufactured in our own FACTORY, - and- wo guarantee it to bo thoroughly pure" and hygienic, as it is made under ideal conditions. ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY TICKING IS USEDTOGETHER WITH THE BEST SAMARANG KAPOC and CURLED HAIR. . Let us Supply you with your Bedding, and complete satisfaction will result. , WRITE FOR aUOTATIONS. . HEAD-:OFFICE: LAMBTON QUAY. " WELLINGTON. QUEEN STREET ' MASTERTON. . P MARKET STREET ' HASTINGS. . I • USEFUL AND RELIABLE |. I Travelling Clocks I .ffor all purposes. 1 A LITTLE CLOCK TO HANDSOME FRENCH : FIT YOUR POCKET! CARRIAGE CLOCKS' ,8-Day CARRIAGE 7 WATCH, in = .. foldingleather case. . Neat, uen„ially r«. cognised the -finconvenient" •'guaranteed good es t timekeepers for travellers, time-keeper. -•: i - ,v Pric«, 63/-. High-grade movement, thorUm ' ' : H p?i C V'B2/6 l ' ' .° UgWy dependable. Made speci-1-Day ° CARRIAGE WATCH, in- == ally to,our order-we gnarantee . • folding case; with calendar. Quality. Pino selection. Price, 50/-. Priced from 36/. to £7;7/.. V |j| 1 Let Us Show You These Serviceable Timekeepers. {§ , tG-& T♦ YOUNG, Ltd., Sm, I '1 ' SfIGOTINO REQUISITES. WS HAVE TO HAND A LARCE" SELECTION OF ARMS, AMMUNITION, AND SUNDRIES FOR THE COMING SEASON S ASUNDER!- ' CUNS—D.B.B.L., in Bonehill's and Hollis's make, I also Winchester's Latest Modelfi in Repeating and Au- - ■ ' tomatio Shot Guns. '! RlFLEß—Winchester Rifles and Carbines, 32. 38, and 44 calibres, 1. and full Magazine, also Single Shot, Repeating', a aJid Automatic in 22 calibre. Ira RE VOL. VERS—Young American, Premier, Safely Police, \ and ' |j|| Hammerlesa. I|§l • PISTOL—32 Calibre Savage Automatio ■ Pistol, 1915 Model. e&m ■ Ahis Pistol-holds 11 Cartridges, and is fitted with mgk Automatio Locking Breech, thus giving greater power. an CARTRIDGES—We have a large assortment of' Rifle, Revolver. My Shot Gun Cartridges from the Best English ana yjmsMi' American Factories. . BUNDRIEB—, 1 ijllii oi Bristle and Wire Brushes, Pullthroughs, JSjmg. 22 Calibre Flexible Cleaners, Canvas and Leather Cartfailfk Belte, Canva-ss Game Bags, Cartridge Bags, Rifle ... Covers, Duck Calls, Whistles, Cartridge Extractors, Etc. ■L J~QHN"DUTHI£ * CO.™ ffljk JSETAL§ &, HAFDWARE'KEIICh'fMS. i BSm WILLIS StTHIET. j 7 1

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