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Hokitika Guardian, 4 September 1924, Page 1

(Si E2S3 ESS3 ES3 &aSS S2SS2 E$S KISS E2£3 K2S2 NEW HATS | FOR tF* SO ‘‘SURELY ” YOU WILL SAY, “THIS MODERN STORY WILL Sd KJXI) A WORTHY RIVAL IN THE AOE OLD EASTERN STORY j| OF ‘NEW LAAII’S COR OLD.’” ft] RUT IT IS NO EARLE; IT ONLY .MEANS THAT I’ATERSON’S ARE NOW .MILE TO OFFER A HAT BLOC KIND AND CLEANING SERVICE TO THE-WEST COAST I’FIILIC. DATS BROUGHT INTO RE CLEANED OR RERLOCKED WILL BE FORWARDER TO A FIR.M,OF RERCTED HAT BLOC KERS WHO WILL RETURN THEM, IN SHARE AND AI’EEARANCE AS GOOD AS NEW. WILL YOU LEAVE YOUE’S TO-DAY? PATERSONS (LATE PATERSON i LLOYD), BOX 86. “WHERE MONEY GOES FURTHER.” REVELL ST. Agents for C. Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and French Cleaners. mm mm mm sssj d&s m?m w ?• v" IgasEsarassratri tzzrzzsmj ar.z£Lz?rr -: c.vsxcs n "u s Bright wiiA >:m IT of fcJDnSf?—” D.I.C Cotton Dress Fabrics Never in the history o* cotton f..'lines- -not c\en when the early Victorian designs were so nov J. h: r. Ine vogue for something dißeicr.t been so well nr t. Merc, on the thrcrhold of Spring, the D.I.C. has opened the flood-gates of Fashion to the outpouring of more (t> Cotton Dresf Fabric Novelties than have ever been seen in any single season previously. Patterns Free where’er yon be BOVAY MAROCAINS. in smart styles. TOin.— G/ll yard TOSALINE CREPES, in new styles, -lOin.— : 3/5 yard LOUISE VOILES, in French designs, dOin.— ; 3/6 3/11 yard CREPE DE CHINE (Cctlcn). great range of plain and ■L slripcs, 40in. - - • • • - 5/11 yard DELAINETrE, in dark styles for morning wear, dOin. 3/11 yard GEORGETTES, the 'fashion cotton fabric for the Summer, in plain and floral stylos, dOin.— 3/11 4/11 5/6 5/11 yard NEW LINGEIfIE LAWN, in pretty styles for night and underwear, dOin. .. 3/9 3/6 4/11 yard Write for Samples this very day fo— Manager, Box 1013, Christchurch V/E PAY THE POSTAGE ha S sassahsass 11 si b A W. s sSßjau ‘jirn"r?p'''"il/lgO!!:tD:-l[I!ri!D!l!lJl!!!Dr-Or.!D^lOnD;;SrS(rST BUY AN OVERLAND AND REALISE THE DIFFERENCE.. CSV fit ‘fffPf M *.&tr AT MSK* i® ‘i'C ■m. WSBBB& «4s Wm Ai'SCwj antitfiMfi W® \ w?Ov!Y 'Sr: JLjgemtsmaefi^sessf T ' SERVICEABLE—SEIIYTCEABLE— LCONO.M I CAT, COM PORTABLE ■ECONO.\I ICA I, COMFORTABLE £270! £270! SIX MONTH’S FREE SERVICE ! TUB CUI hm KVBIIVimnv AT A THICK KVKIIYUIHIV CAN AFFORD. * FREE lIEMONSTR AT lON S GIVEN BY WILD AND BASSETT. RK V .15 L L S 'l' Jl KK T H OKI TIK A . «-r-r»0 fn" ,, ?D""?D ,! "?D“"‘DIiC“ f □""! D'NQ! !!□!;□!" ;□ hiG hi Most Cyclists arc willing to have THE BEST. Nobody witlingly chooses the Seen))] ond Best and when the BEST RACING CYCLES COST NO t ._ MORE than th: Second Best WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? That is our story in a N«tM.eIL and let us show you why the Racing Cycles we build ARE THL BCi t. Dominion Cycle Depot IE.C. T oohey, Prop. Revell St., Hokitika mm ssbsss mmz Mm ts