Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 179, 24 April 1919, Page 2

A whole lot from your point of view. Wool prices on the open | ',".'? market havo jumped, up. M Prices on D.I.C. Flannels are lower to-day than / prices. on , the | - . Homo Markets—see the point? , w It amounts to this: If you buy at D.I.C. prices you will save J money on a most needful winter comfort. If you do not, as sure as , n ■ "pigs IS pigs" you will have to pay more in the near future. . ;. u v • Apart from that aspect, there is a distinct shortage of flannels— W "Q that factor alone would , force prices up.' "What is your position? Do d |j!p ypilt '-; you need Flannels ? . ~» qq. 1 Buy' To-day and you'll save;. llf I ( delay and you'll pay more for sure! Wss ALL-WOOL DOCTOR FLANNBL-Thor- GEEY AND KHAKI AEMY FLANNEL Q oughly ehnyhk; in pink, grey, and —For strong -wear. J natural; at lower prices than the same . . 2s, 11d,, 3s. Cd, yard, E .-.■ quality-costs in England to-day. . . GBEY RAIDING - All pure 'wool, ■' M 2s. 6d., 23. lid., 3s. 6d. yard. sp i end id quality; 31 inches .vide. M Special width, 3G-inch, in natural DOC- A 3s. lid. yard. S TOR FLANNEL- 3s. 11d. yard/ FLANNBL _ All pure New Zea . , | ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND FLANNEL land wool; 29 inches wide. ■ '' ' n -In white. 2s. 9d., 2s, 11d, yard. ' 2s. 11d. t 3s, 6d. yard. | I 1/- in th* & dleeount off every oaeh I | / -| -V-i' passjiiJiee of 451 op. oven .iV | | D.I.C. / ■.■;'.- Box U7B ■'.., ■ WelUngton , I

OF We hnvo just cunclmk'd the purchase : on very favourable, terms of ,£6OO. tfortli of Teal Pox Piirs, in Black and Bed. -The skins'arc; a magnificent sire, each.'fur , being a complete ekin with heiul, tail, arid feet, and. areguaranteed first-class. The prices are much below present values at ,' • . £5 15s od, £6 15s Od, £7 15s od. SAVE ; P6UNDS'' : BY'BUYING - YOUR' : FOX" FUR ' : ... 'FKOM US N@W, ■■■■■'■ '\ .■;:■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' ■ )■']■' '■::■ ■■ . jS*&fc" ■' '~ ' ■ ■ Country orders for ]?urs will, receive ,onf WwFM. ' ' personal attention, nnd only the' best «s|sr. ■ , will bo eent. ,-Cnsh must accompany It iW ' ••■■•'■ order, but wb Riiarantee to return-eame £K°>JL( immediately if Furl lio't approved of, but ' there is very litt fear •of it ijpDg. re(lY turned, became this is a 'genuine 'bar- '■■ ■ sain, Q. LIEBEE BROS -;' ; ■" 1 3uT7 ~1l \-4'J Easter Visitors must see cur wonderful • i/T\i 'k flvSs!// collection of warm Tweed Coats, smart \A W\ M styles, made of all wool materials, at re- ; \m 1 1 A %7 markably low prices. • "H J " "' Bj B the absurd prices-being asked for Coats ' ' -■ $-fis If • i ~'' ' s ~cccs3arT ' : e se e Coats ■'iH- ■ a! H ■ marked olsewhero .at 18 and 20 Riiincns < \ »'H ''|||;| made- of poor, shoddy material. Wo !>nve j M ■ Ma 'll dozens of Coats jUiado in. the latest :'.(}■ ■&JI- styles, of the very best-all wool tweeds, Vfr^ , _>*■ ,WI P I ' ars ° ur cftpe co " ars ,°f 3■ nn d ■! £5 55s Od, £6 15s Od t £7- 15s Od. *'' |j|- ■ Without Fur, from 85/-, MANf A HOUSEWIFE- . "\ -I ' had not realized the possibilities of her •. » baking accomplishments until she began .' a to use . ~ . • K SIL(T BAKING POWDER This is a matter of common experience. YOUR • ' baking success depends upon the ingredients you use. • Use "SILO" BAKING POWDER for Puddings, Cakes, and Scones.' and get the best results. ALL GROCERS SELL —*— SMITH AND SMITH/LTD., have now on show in their rooms the largest variety of FASHIONABLE WALLPAPERS, BORDERS, FILLINGS, Etc, ever seen in New Zealand. EXPPTS DESIGN YOUR ROOMS FREE. ' v.v.fV- Patterns Posted on Application. •■ '. '.' ■"'••• - *- '". ; "..