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Taranaki Daily News, 20 February 1918, Page 6

HpljlgOUeyALWAyS-QUALI^ AUTUMN, 1918. Ihe Seasons come and quickly go; It is Autumn at the D.1.C.! In spite of the warmth of the weather, Autumn is here, at least so far as the new Fashions are concerned. The smartest 1 London and Paris Model Millinery and Stylish Ready-to-Wears are already on exhibition. The same words can be applied to the Showroom, where all that is really worth while in New Fashions is portrayed in the Fur Coats, Fur Sets, Costumes, Paletots, Blouses and Frocks displayed for Autumn Wear. Fancy Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Embroideries, Laces, and Ribbons are also on display in the Fancy and Novelty, Sections of the D.I.C. If you contemplate a visit to Wellington, include the D.I.C. in your itinerary; you will be heartily welcomed. D.I.C. Box 1478. Wellington "AUi Policy♦always Oualiti TEA CEYliOfl is a Natural Blend of PURE CEYLON TEA Examine SURATURA TEA and you will rind no waste. \ It is all tea it is much more economical to drink SURATURA TEA instead of lea full of useless fibre. . TRY IT! X D QUALITY quamty Obtainable 2/2 2/6 at all Stores Q? vV I v \ '/'J// tt "ALWAYS msz »A ORDER" This instruction means a big Aaiml Saving ii Money, Time and Trouble. MANAGERS and ENGINEERS can always rely on the Quality and Wear of DUNLOP BELTING (Conveyor and Driving), and Delivery Hose*, Packings, etc., TENDERS AMD SAMPLES SUBMITTED. DUNLOP RUBBER COY. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH. AUCKLAND. □ BRITSS AVONS H©¥finii» €ai» OCKED BY ALU GARAGES