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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9795, 19 October 1917, Page 9

1C Cotton Dress Fabrics include every . wanted Kind -■ useful and artistic Ona fabric may be all very woli for a dross for certain oocasionSi but utterly useless for. others. That Is why there are so many kinds of Cotton Dress Materials to-day j some are for morning wear, others are for afternoon and evening wear, and still others are worn at any time of the day or evening. It Is purely a matter of choice; whatever your Cotton Dress need, the D.I.C. can fill it. is It a strong Cotton Suiting for a Summer Costume, a dainty Voile for an afternoon frock, or a useful print for a house dress —the D.I.C. can supply—better in quality. Send for Patterns of Cotton Dress Fabrics - the D.I.C. pays postage New Cotton GABADINE SUITING, for smart costumes, in Grey. Fawn, Heather, and Brown shades ; 40 inches wide. 3/9 yard TUSSORE SUITING, equal in appparancc to silk: washes and wears well, in Plain Tussore only, 40 inches wide. 3/9 yard TUSSORE SUITING, small stripes and fancies, in Fawns, Greys, Moles, etc.; ag inches wide. 2/11 yard New Checked COTTON SUITING, for spring costumes, in Black and White, in two sizes, and Fawn, Brown, Grey, and Khaki checks; colours guaranteed fadeless; an inch wide. 3/3 yard COTTON GABADINE SUITING, fadeless and rainproof, in Tussore, Fawn, Grey. Brown, and Drab; splendid for hard wear; aq inch wide. 3/11 yard WHITE and CREAM GABADINE, for skirts, costumes, and dresses; 40 inch wide. 2/11, 3/6 yard WHITE PIQUE, soft, uncrushable finish; always washes and “does up” well; 40 inch wide. 1/11 and 2/9 yard TootaPs WHITE PIQUE, soft wool finish and shrunk, in three size cords ; 44 inch wide. 3/3 yard “TOBRALCO,” the famous washing fabric, in self colours, stripes, spots, and floral designs; 28 inch wide. 1/«i yard D.I.C. : Box 1478 : Wellington.

I S all grades of Tea must pay the same Duty, it is most economi- | cal to purchase the Best, If You Want the Best Tea Go to the Firm that GROWS It! That Firm is ‘ Lipton s Haintt 16 if

DIPHTHERIA AND THROATS. With Diphtheria and other throat epidemics prevalent. every mother should keep fiuenzol (Is 6d and 2s 6d) handy. Health authorities recommend it for disinfecting the noee and throat. Young children who cannot gargle should lie on their backs while halfteaspoonfuls of _ Fiuenzol a, re poured into each nostril,*