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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 176, 15 April 1918, Page 2

iff " ■■ \M ■ t U 1)1(1 Sown Quilts are Insurious 1/ J ■ k I necessities-GspeciaUy during the [|\ ; i ; , lil- I. ■'':;-'. i,• '" • S ml hly. J-v — Ww AiLIkSLWcSi J SKI .j |\ People who say they cannot bear the weight of extra blank- ' JJ II "''■''■ ' lu\ "•• .ots'.iyheii- climatic conditions distinctly.say "more warmth" are 1/ / ; | • the folk who know that a Down Quilt means extra warmth with I</ Jj\ .' \ \ a scarcely perceptible increase in weight. IV / \\l ' . * ■ mS W What is so gratifying about Down Quilts is that whilst they itm. ( J* are more or less of a luxury, they are not in any way an expense j jlijV ', ;■iM ■■ - —at least that is so . concerning D.I.C. Down Quilts, for they \ff\ ■'■ ' i/Ib i ' aro i nCOm P ara W 6 from the good value viewpoint. |V \? i: y : Another aspect is the beaut yof design; colour schemes, f W;i '-~. ,\J * seemingly endless, are in evidence in the D.I.C. Collection of \ vjk l\M neae 03 y Comforters. 1 il See D.LC. ©own Quilts—and buy! M \ \ I FULL SIZE DOWN QUILT-Covered in pretty-floral Sateen j with panels of \VS I hi ..V' aln Sateen to matoh; filled with pure down. IV f Yahl For Single Beds- 295. Bd.'each. J If/ ■Kg ■■•.■' ' • For Double Beds— 395. Gd. each j M , . JM •■•'■■■■ -DOWN QUILTS-Covered in best quality figured Satcon, with panels or centres fill jflffl .... . of Plwn Sateeu harmonising; specially wall filled with pure down, and lit \ ' r'/jj . ventilated. For Single Beda- 395. 6d. each. 'J| \ j ' \i\ ; For Double Beds- . 525. 6d. each. \\\W i ml i DOWN QTJILTS-For double beds, covered in figured Satin, with reverse of ll I 1/ figured Sateen; in very pretty colourings; all filled with pure down and S W ' I? ventilated. For Double Bods— •'. 635. each. 3 §j|s A. ■':■■ PLAIN SILK COVERED DOWN QTJILTS-In Sky, Saso, Eeseda, Pink, Rose M? \\\\ r and Bed; covered in special quality Japanese Silk, with doiniproof lining 5 $W \ ■ \\ andl well filled with best quality down.' ' ' \\ fa ■ Y \ ' l! ' or sin Slo Beds- 675. 6d, each. |f B V\ For Double Beds— 84s. ' each, / £ HJ DOWN QUILTS-In Satin, Tapestry, and Brocade, for double beda in a largo l/f 1 81 -.* assortment of colourings and quality. 4, 5, 6, and 7 guineas each. ' M | •*. ■ ' m COT QUILTS-In pvetty floral Sateen. 6s. 9d., 10s. 6d., 14s. 6d. each. • I |\\ I Z /111 . 9 0T QUILTS-In plain and fancy Silks. 10s, 6d„ 15s, 6d., 21s. 255.' each'. \W \\ M ■///-■ I '" ' 1 '" ! " th ° * ds3oO " nt off every oaoh /%. ; • | I fLrtj I I . purchase of 01 op oven

Lady, : .:--.:.-,.. -^^^^M ? I are Btiilt to Last ■■•! ; ■ ;■;;:;■', -......: .'■ .:, ! Because they are' builtto "Inst," they do last. A lot of money could -."■': I ; oufting.out. a 6coro.of details that the manufacturers oon- ' V> sider "essential;tand/atill have a maohine that would.deuioiistrnto well. ~; \ ' Aotufll tests .mails "with, these machines of 500 miles continuous rim- ', i ninjf show thrift those cleaners will stand up and wear in ' the average :> ' | .'homa for elffht'or .'ten" years. ■• < -• | LadyTorrington Vacuum Sweepers aro mado by a company who '■■•; I know how w who have made and'are making thousands of tho world's '■■■. . I - best cleaners. . ' . "y fl . The snotion oomes from triple bellows,- speoially constructed to _. § withstand years of wear, and mounted diagonally to Buck direct. '-. \ '.', The. Driving Parts are of Steel and Fitjre, • ji •■ mounted on roller bearings, to insure easy running. -No wood is used. ! H . The lever locked nozzle means airtight connections for the life of ..the.machine. The dustbag is wire framed and with largo opondust comes cut at a,.rap wtihout soiling the hands or-clothing. ...-There, aro,two large roomy.pans from whioh the sweepings slip out -i ||j at"'a thumb pressure I- The brushes braes spoketed to make it "run. true" after years of use...-., -M is adjustablo to three positions for sweeping different length 'nap carpets, or removable- for. cleaning at a finger touch ...,:.:.-:_..:._,—;,..,_„..:,..,...., PRICE, fi-g/. Gall in and see these machines at work or write to Department *'D " E.¥rMis&;€o-Ltd, Hunter Street : and Jervois Quay, Wellington. i - i ■ . —. ■ QOOQ FOR ,' 30\*^i 1 ' a. i» Vii. k T (' "&v ' / Jffliilm •m ' Wfera «. ; I, Jour GLADSTONE or your SUIT CASE should look ? f good and be good. ,We' are now showing -a full range \ I of high-class Travelling Requisites, 1 I grief lap Ml Cases in Cans | I lit lap Ml Cases i§ Lcair I Gladstone Bags Ittaek Cases i® Leier I also Tin Ms ani Cai Tnls I WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON J

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