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Press, Volume L, Issue 14916, 14 March 1914, Page 2

—■—■b——■_ mmm. _——M~——■■•■—■■■■—•' COMFORTABLE, WARM * As thc nights grow colder, ißKnbf c warmer bed coverings become necessary to comfort; NEW SEASON'S COLONIAL BLANKETS g and in OUr lar 2 e stock 3™ H au Pure Wool. H will find your needs partis 1 white— 19 cularly well catered for, also g| II Single Bed size- if splendid values. ■ i 18/6 19/3 22/6 24/9 28/- 30/- pair M S I H 25/- 28/6 32/6 36/- 42/6 pair || B H Double-Bed size— I H M 30/- 35/6 40/- 42/- 52/6 59/6 pair H H Extra Large size— H I rm7V *"•- 42/6 48/ - 6,/6 n/ ~ palr Eiderdown 1 &£ GREi — MB | Single-Bed size .. .. 18/- pair /^ W _.s_A— B I I Three-quarter-Bed size .. 23/6 pair %J_U!ilS ■' ' m Double-Bed size .. .. 27/6 pair X& 9 New Season's FLANNELETTE BLANKETS- „_ w qmLJQ _ A ■ , Size 54 x 75 •• •• > P range of Colourings, Plain and Frilled. H ■ Size 6o x 8r .. «• lv/- pair « H COLOURED CAMP RUGS— size 6 x 4—Plain Panels, Floral Centres— I g 6/6 7/6 9/6 12/6 15/6 each Satteen, with Frills 27/6 31/6 33/6 39/6 H ' 1 I 21/6 26/- 30/- 32/8 42/- HI . || ■ M Size 6 x s—Plain5 —Plain Panel— Floral Centres—• H I'§§ I ( 33/6 37/6 45/6 47/6 52/0 I i_!fl____» J*\ 1 ■ " 25/6 29/6 32/6 35/- 37/- 42/6 52/6 H Satin - Unfrilled 47/6 55/- 63/- 75/- I C 5767 . ■ ' -'\_

1 \y%__ y^^wwiii'Mwi^wfliffy^iM^ DOES | DISINFECT* ALL FLUIDS sold as disinfect- N| ants are not the same in H strength or efficiency. That has HH I just been proved conclusively WM by the tests of Dr. Pearson, H Bacteriologist to the North kH Canterbury Hospital Board. fijjj Dr. Pearson tested six dis- H» infectants and placed Kerol gag .first. He found that Kerol HM had double the strength of Ejja one, more than twice that jjgß of another, and three ' times that of the rest. V As a result of these tests, the Board accepted the tender of Kerol on the ground that it was THE ONLY EFFICIENT DISINFECTANT. j Let YOUR choice be Kerol, I too. Guaranteed to be 24 times SH more effective than pure Carbolic B Acid, and yet NON-POISONOUS M and NON-COBB.OSIVE. S In bottles, tins, drums and casks. __ All Chemists and Stores. 1 Sweet and Delicious! JAM Pare and I Wholesome! dam SMITH & SMITH SAWMILLING CO., LTD. Mills—i *8 to 144 TUAM ST. W.. and Corner cf South Belt & Waltham Rd. Telephone 715 1 Sawmfiling in all its branches 1 Firewood —" Lightning Firewood ** in I bundles. Bluegum aad other blocks. 1 4c. I Accumulators—Sole Agents in N.Z. for the celebrated E.P.K. Accumulators Woodwool —The only manufacturers of this material (for fruit and other packing) in N.Z. Case* of all descriptions cut, 573 • contains plenty of Ist, «_*_!?_©• IO fitirch - °, r fiour - '? ro " ***g 7 ~** r J vents ncKets, wasting, malnutrition. Can roctore the moat shattered constitution, and enturea babies' W.th OP ___ STORES AND CHEMIST 3

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