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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 280, 15 August 1918, Page 2

■ —- QUALITYJ ~~ "*"~1' I Tlie glory of tlie world of Spring Flowers ' is the | only thing that can vie with the beauties qi a D.I.C. Ex- 11 hibit of Spring Fashions. I \ Everywhere throughout the "House for Quality" is . to be seen the radiance of Spring—New Blouses, Frocks, Costumes and Coats, stylish Model' Hats, equally 'smart i. Beady-to-wear-away Chapea-ux, the ever popular (and this season, broad brimmed) Panama Hat.. ■ I Dainty Neckwear abounds in a hundred styles and | r, novelties, also most beautiful Eibbons and artistic Hand- . ] ty kerchiefs. Veils, Laces, and Embroideries are lovelier . _ j C than ever; Gloves and Hosiery smarter whilst the ' ! W new Footwear is just a treat. ■ J J> '' •'Dress Fabrics of every kind—Wool, Silk and Wool, '] y Silk and Cotton—are to be seen in an apparently endless j P array. j Further, a most convincing series of Spring Fashion j Windows has been arranged in the Panama Street front- ! • age of the D.I.C. These you should see, of a surety. | These suggestions and hints of beautiful wearing j ! apparel for' Spring and Summer wear' will be heeded by J , < all lovers of better clothing. I .... . Everyone is invited. Visitors to the City are especi- j j ally welcome. To-day! | I t>.LC. .Box 1478 Wellington ■ •'""■'■ ■'■.. t——^

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