Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1917, Page 6

yon Buy at the D.I.C. Winter Sale You are an Economist of* the truest and best. True Economy begins at home* It is In the home that one first exercises thrifty measures, to make one's Income "spin out" to the limit. That is becoming an increasingly difficult problem for the housewife to solve. Any opportunlty to save on good quality merchandise will be highly prized by thrifty men and women. When the D.I.C. planned- this GREAT WINTER SALE the continually rising tide of higher prices made us realise that however small the saving may be it is bound to be acceptable. : s The D.I.C. Sale was planned to Reduce Stocks and to help you to save hard-earned Cash. If you write without delay It will give us pleasure to send 1 you the Sale Bargain Catalogue—but you will have to write at once, for we have already sent out some thousands of Catalogues all over the country. At the same time, if the City papers come your way, see the Big Sale Announcement In the " Evening Post," issue Monday, 25th June ; " N.Z. Times " and "Dominion," issue Tuesday, 26th readingall of it, because of the joyful news it brings. Write for your Catalogue To-day. NOW I D.I.C. Box, 1478. m

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