■ f v* The New Spring Cotton Dress Fabrics have Arrived at the D.I.C. Even in these times of stress nnd strain there is wise provision made for the production of dainty dress fabrics for spring and summer w'ear. These lovely materials reflect the spirit of the nation—Optimism and a looking beyond the clouds. That is why we ask you to vVrite to the Manager for a Set of Patterns ..ew Cotton Voiles for Spring and Summer-Figured Voiles; in the newest styles and colourings;. Dark, Medium, and Light Grounds. Exquisite "in shading and design; 40 inches wide. 2 / 9 New Cotton Voiles in Plain Colours — In Cream, rink, Coral, sm, Saxe, Navy, Mauve. Grey, Champagne, Brown, Mole, Heliotrope, and Black.'' Best quality. > 2 / 9 yard White Cotton Voiles —For dainty dresses and blouses; 40 inches wide. 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, 3 /- New Cotton Voile —The Very latest novelty in white and coloured grounds with woven effects in checks and wide stripes, 40 inches wide. 3 /® V ard White Fancy Voiles —ln small stripes, checks and fancies } 40 inches wide. ”1/9) 2/“j 2/6, 3/■ yard New Cotton Cambric —ln stripes and checks, for washing dresses; colours absolutely fadeless; 31 inches wide 1/11 yard New White Soot Muslin —ln all size spots; 31 inches wide, 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 yard “Duro” Nurse Cloth, Fadeless —ln navy, butcher blue, grey, and in self colours and small stripes and checks; 40 inches wide. 1/11 yard Tobralco —Our new range of plain colours and small floral, striped and checked designs just opened up; 28 inches wdde- yard Hoyle’s Best English Prints —Navy and butcher blue, and in spots and small floral patterns; 30 inches wide. 1/- yard D.I.C. Box 1473 . 4.11,n gton of< 1a OLICY*ALWAYS QUALir
for your needs better than ever, for we have made extensive alterations to our premises and have just opened up NEW STOCK-? of the very finest jewellery and Silverware obtainable. These goods will be bound to please you, and they are displayed to the utmost advantage in our up-to-date premises. We invite you to call in and see the new goods in the improved shop. H. D. BOND Watchmaker and Jeweller. ’PHONE, 168; BOX 88.
C. MASTERS, /ri •'733 (Successor to Mr E. B. Jennings) ACCOUNTANT and AUDITOR, (By Exam.) STATION STREET, TAIHAPE. G. WRIGHTPON. BUILDER AND CONTEACTEE, TAIHAPE. ESTIMATES & PLANS FURNISHED. Fo the War Boys. JUST LANDED— A lot of GILLETTE AND AUTOfROP SAFETY RAZORS. A fine range of RADIUM WRISTLET WATCHES.
Agent for LYRICPHONE, GRAMAIPHONE and RECORDS—AII British Made. Fine Range of L. and Co. PIPES. Ellis Robinson, HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST. TAIHAPE PLUMBING WOBK3 Tm Street .. Taihape. D. A. MITCHELL, Registered Plumber and Drai’nlayer. Ist Class Wellington and City and Guilds of London certificates. ESTIMATES FREE. Telephone 132. Head stuffed with cold? Try some inhalations of NAZOL. Penetrating and germ-killing—NAZOL acts like a charm. 1/6 buys 60 doses. Use the Nazal Inhaler. 4
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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 16 August 1917, Page 4
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