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Hokitika Guardian, 26 August 1924, Page 1

i I I 1 I I I I I '*v: vs. ATS geeb E&m essa sssa ft NEW HATS 1 FOR OLD ! • sriiKi v - you will say, Tins modern stomy will FIND A WORTHY RIVAL IN TilK AGIO OLD EASTERN STORY OF ‘NEW I,AMI’S FOi: OLD.’ ” IH'T IT IS NO FAHI.K; IT ONLY .MFANS THAT PATERSONS Al’K NOW A HLK TO OFF KM A HAT BLOCKIN';: AND CI.KAN--IXO SKI!VICK TO TilK WEST (OAST IM'MLIC. hats KMOFOHT INTO HKCLKANKI) OM UIOBI.OCKIOD WILL ItK FORWARDED TO A FI MM OF MKITTKI) HAT lll.o; KKMS WHO WILL MKTFM.N TIiKM. IN SllAl’K AND AI’I’KAMA.NCK AS 0001) AS NKW. WILL YOU LKAVK YOU M’S TO-DAY? PATERSONS (LATE PATERSON & LLOYD), BOX 86. “WHERE MONEY GOES FURTHER.” REVELL ST. Agents for C. Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and French C leaners. tsss ES3 MB® EM SSSS -« t, A JY ... IS WBSaZ3Z33RSFn,\ U l | p EH ' ESSSB%ZI A'\ f ?! $ Bright with the Freshness of Spring li D.I.C Cotton Dress Fabrics Never in tlie history oi co'.ion [worses —n;i even when the cnrly Victorian designs were so novel, hrs the vogue for something different been so well met. , Here, on the threshold of Spring, the D.I.C. has opened the flood-gales of Fashion to Lie outpouring of more 0 Cotton Dress Fabric Novelties then have ever been seen in any single season previously. Patterns Free where’er you be BOVAY MAROCAINS, in smart styles, -loin. — 6/11 yard TOSALINF, CREPES, in new styles, - / !Oin.— 3/G yard LOUISE VOILES, ill French designs, -iOin.— ' i 3/6 3/11 yard CREPE DE CHINE (Cotton), great range of plain and stripes. dOin. .. • • • • 5/11 yard DELAINE’ITE, ill dark styles for morning wear, dOin. 3/11 yard GEORGETTES, the fashion cotton fabric for the Summer, in plain and floral styles, dOin.— 3/11 d/ll 5/6 5/11 yard NEW LINGERIE LAWN, in pretty styles for night and q underwear, dOin. .. 2/9 3/G 4/11 yard Write for Samples this very clay to —• Manager, Box 10! 3, Christchurch WE PAY THE POSTAGE i;;:gr;:gL;gr;;gr;gr:;gr;gr::gr:,o;.:g; us. .n Cfc BUY AN OVERLAND AND REALISE THE DIFFERENCE.SIMM/ :L. few**;*ss m IliPlllfililliliil SERVICEABLE SERVICEABLE -ECONOMICAL—--ECONO.M iCAI,— COM FOMTA BI.E -COM FOP,TABLE t £270! HOKITIKA £270! SIX MONTH’S FREE SERVICE ! THE CAR FOR EVERYBODY AT A PRICE EVERYBODY CAN AFFOMD. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN BY WILD AND BASSETT, K E V E r. L S T R E 10 T 1 (OKI T I K A . jp:::p:;:Tp:iC"';rp, in.: EnmrmairaiTE ;.nrar;,a: aranas a: ..gr.3i.ai: O % m V % ■Aiimm N Most Cyclists arc ti'iL ling to have THE BEST, Nobody soil, lingly chooses the Second Best and when the BEST RACINQ CYCLES COST NO M ORE than the Second Best WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? , That is our story in a Nutshell. Come in and let us shoiv you why ! The Racing Cycles we build ARE THE BEST. Dominion Cycle Depot te. C. Toohey, Prop . Revell St., Hokitika