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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 175, 19 April 1919, Page 4

,a You will give the Kiddies real | Mmtihi comfort if you clothe them in I D + LC Winter Coats* Jj ' It Isn't much use trying to make your . Jj little daughters look smart in coats that W ' are not adequately warm for the rigours • M I Let comfort be the first consideration; M w l if you buy at the D.I.C. smartness and - fe f stylishness will follow in their natural raj jt The whole idea of the D.I.C, Children's $1 i "Vj A ' Outfitting Section is to give this service. i m That 't <i oes is fu "y l)orne cut the fa 0 I splendid selection of Winter Coats for Ofl ft : • I / ' the little ladies, K V \ ] / Bring your girls along and see a few jf jb / I I of the different styles on those living K* 0 models; it will give you an exact idea M K . . "f the smartness of the Coats, |W 1 These for Winter Wear 111 —Fine and Warm. |] j f GIRLS' KILTED SKIRTS-In Navy GIRLS' COATS IN TWEEDS—Dark use\\Jls Serge- sateen bodice. f'" shades; new cupo collar, belted. XWJ"/ ' 16s. 6d. to 255. Lengths 27in. to 39ifl. iTffl fi? • 755. to 975. fid. fl U -'.S3IALL BOTS' COATS-In Serge Coat- s3IALIj Gml& > COATS-Jn Serge Rip- W By ing, and Nap Cloth; Saxe, Navy, or pie, and Blanket Cloth. Saxe, Navy, Jj) SJg Green; plain or belted-. Cinnamon, Dark Green, and Seal. P] - . 19s. 6d. to 295. 6d. length. 2Ain. to 27in. raj 1 '-SMALL n G ® K ' GIRLS' FEOCKS IN I9 kwY tO SERGE- M f Serge, Beavei, oi J > , Finished stitching and buttons. Length |j M silk braid, silk pipings or tancy , flin to 3gini » ju V stitching. „ " - ' 255. fid. to 695. fid.- W If ' 13s ' ba ' 10 ~a■ GIRLS' coats in EMERALD GREEN $8 « GIRLS' SMART COATS IN BLANKET , VELOUR CLOTH - Plain tailored M S ' CLOTH—Adjusiable collar, belted;'fin- models, buttoning close to throat. 03 n islied black buttons unci buckle. Vio- Length 2iin. to 29m. Kfl /! let -Mole Wine and Dark Saxe. . <ss ' to S9s- 6d. ffl \ 'EeUte 80in to 39in. GIRLS' KNIT WOOL COATS-Plain or Kh 7 i/en o tns Jurn. «wm g ™ | and Mole. 225. 6tf. to 495. 6d. M | "J/- In the £ dlecount off every eaah 1 - ' put*osiaoa of oi* cvop< Jy D,LG Box' J478 Wellington I

CARPETS & RUGS ' NEW CARPETS. ENGLISH AXMINSTEKS. The Genuine Axminster is a splendid Carpet in every way. Axminsters possess a fineness in texture permitting more delightful—and at the same time— ' : ' ; durable soft effects and blends that can be obtained in any of the others, which are necessarily coarser weaves. Axminsters are beautiful—they are pretty and artistic to the eye in every room, every shade, and every degree of light. Their very fineness guarantees an excellent- wearing carpet.. The tread is always soft'and most luxurious. Truly the floor covering ,of ease and elegance. The latest novelties in Floor' ' Coverings. • iNew- showings this month in Carpets. 'Axminsters in complete display.. Our stock just ■ now is very complete and varied. All the new dainty drawing-room effects in simple as well as the ' more intricate patterns up to the most elaborate i flowing styles. GEORGE WINDER "Where the Cars Stop and the Crowds Shop" Winder's Busy Corner — Wellington mrreuKTriT SUPREME IN TONE, I \ This is the instrument of Supreme I erpAii'as a be?ll C* j Quiilityj it bus a, clarity of tone v — an d a loveliness and warmth of expression which distinguish it as the Phonograph possessing the ; Greatest Artistic Merit. ■ Tie Sonora-plftya-every make-of disc record perfectly without extra at- '[■, taohmenta. ' " {Snperb models of the Sonora, priced from Mi to i'llo, are on view in our Showroom. 1 •F. J. PINNY, Ltd., 89, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.

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