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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15498, 27 January 1916, Page 2

| MARVELLOUS SHOWROOM BARGAINsI "The Farmers" Great Summer Sale TO"DA'YS 1 Beautiful Blouses. Robes, Gowns and Goats 1 8 Exceptionally Cheap. J COTTON BLOUSES, in White with coloured stripes— mmm 6 U^ C r,ces * | Sale Prices 1/11 2/11 raw COLOURED ZEPHYR & VOILE ROBES— I COTTON CREPE & WINCEY BLOUSES— Usual Prices 10/6 & IS/6 To Clear 7/11 & 9/11 I VOILE BLOUSES, Spot and Stripe— & 1 TEA GOWNS. .! Sale Prices 4/11 5/11 ' TEA GOWNS in Cashmere, Nuns' Veiling & Muslin— I WHITE MUSLIM BLOUSES (slighrtv soiled)— —■ To Clear 2/11 and 7/11 Usual Prices 4/3 to 12/11 cdadtc r>/™» * t , c To Clear 2/6 and 4/11 - arUKIb CUAIb. WHITE PIQUE* BLOUSES— Usual Prices 6/6 8/3 In Tan, Lime, Emerald, Saxe and Camelia— I All One Price 3/6 Usual Prices 21/6,t0 63/- To Clear at 12/11 I Unusual Values in Smart' Millinery. I I READY-TO-WEAR HATS —In all the Newest Shades, in Tagel, Pandan, and Chip— S | Sale Prices 4/6 6/11 8/11 | II I B YOUNG LADIES' HATS—In Silk and Straw, daintily trimmed Ribbon Velvet and Flowers— B '. ■ I Sale Prices 5/11 7/11 10/6 12/6 | a TRIMMED MODELS —In Crepe-de-Chine, Silk and Tagel, trimmed Feither Ruches, Flowers & Tulle 0 || Sale Prices 12/6 15/- 17/6 21/- i m PARISIAN MODELS —In all the leading shapes and colourings, including Black, Black and White, Pink 1 /a - and Mauve Sale Prices 22/6 25/- B , I L y " Toi "The Farmers," Sent] your Order by IMVI WJ Repast Post, and it will CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. Visit "The Farmers" I receive prompt and n ; —. tt x Luncheon and Tea 1' 'careful attention. Branches at Ashburton, Rangiora, Hawarden, R nnm . B, _ ____! and Oxford. Q fl ' \ H; — = - —r : — ; : : : ,-K I•. 1

TEE VALUE OF DIPPING THE LAMBS. 4 . "Dipping properly carried out repays its cost many times over." So wrote the Chief of the Live Stock Division of the Department of Agriculture recently. This is especially so in the case of. lambs, where the advantages of good, breeding and a sufficiency of feed are often lost because of parasitic filth. Lambs cannot thrive when infested with tick. The aboro statement lias been amply proved by Mr R. Bevan, of Manakau, who, on the 19tli instant, wrote:— ' "I am more than pleased with the Quibell's Dip that you sent me. L dipped four hundred lambs, and » reckon it has put at least 2s per head on them. I inspected them carefully after dipping, and could not find one tick alive." Dipping the lambs in Quibell's NonPoisonous Liquid Dip pays the cost many times over. H-4211 KITCHEN HEROES. flow many men know what the women go through in a hot kitchen making jam? Why, it's all you can do to get them to remember to order the jani jars at Minson's when they get to town. 6

Notice to Dairy Farmers WE ARE "BCVERS OF home separator cream. Guarantee Highest Possible Price. Prompt Payments. We pay railages from year nearest itatioo. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS TO THE CANTERBURY DAIRY GO. P.O. Box 562, CHRISTCHURCH Factory—l6l Lichfield St. East. i t