Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 26 August 1918, Page 3

7£ j^p ft! m r 1 The D.I.C. is famed tfte Country There are two or three reasons for this; one of them is the absolute reliability of the Cloths, another, the wide range of colours and shades, still another, their infinitely good quality, even the lowest priced. Further, there is, in D.I.C. Casement Cloths, scope for the carrying out of practically any colour scheme—harmony or contrast. It is this helpfulness in home adornment that has popularised D.I.C. Casement Cloths, as well as innate goodness. You can see the fabrics in your own home, examine them at your leisure and make up your order in comfort and without worry. Patterns of Casement Cloths Posted Free to any Address. 50-in. Casement. Cloths at 2/6 ) In shades of 50-in. Casement Repp, at 3/9 [ Ivory, Cream, Fawn uQ-iiif Casement Poplin at 7/3 ) and Putty. 50-in. Casement Cloth at 3/3 V-1» *«J«i of Knk, vim* How, rn . n , -r. - , „. I D «rk ««d Mmlium Brown, Pale oU-in. Casement Repp, at 3/lt> Bim>, 9s*. B!« e , Cr.y Mole, 50-in. Casement Poplin at 7/llj "SSfS^iSKr D.I.C. Box (478. Wellington. Uin**iMffimffi

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