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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15938, 27 June 1917, Page 2

Hanging and Hand LAMPS 1 7 At Reduced Prices. JL. Inspect them To-day I i |ip r a * "The Farmers." , fJLI LIBRARY * LAMPS Beautifully decorated. Give an ideal light for reading. Were 40/- Now 36/Weie 60/- Now 54/-* v l Were 70/- Now 63/Were 80/- Now 72/'MILLER' HANGING LAMPS Brilliant light. Perfect combustion. Noted for Beauty of Designs. - No. 1 with iSn Reflector— J Were 20/- Now 18/- * • ' No. 2 with Tin Reflector— \ ! Were 25 /" Now 23 /® | Brass .... /"""TV Hand Lamps Very useful about the house. Economical with Oil. Good, clear P V Were 2/3 Now 2/- 'J\ With No. 1 Miller Burner— - ' Were 7/6 Now 6 / 9 Handsome •• Hall Lamps \ Were 30/- Now 27/- "4 , tMi Were 35/- Now 31 /6 , Were 57/6 Now 52/- v'^' Y' Were 75/- Now 67/6 Jm"The Firmirs" § CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ® Branches —Ashburton, Rangiora, Hawarden and Oxford.

Silent as the Panther's Tread!! B Yon never saw a more silent car ■ than the Willys-Knight. j I In this splendid car noise is redoced to a. whisper—all you can hear is the movement of the buoyant tyres • on the gritty roads ; the working of , the engine is inaudible. Get down close to the exhanst and you will hear a soft puffing—some- .»■ Iwhat similar to the panting of a. hound that has been running. This puffing is n&t a hard, mechanical noise—it is simply caused through the rush of hot air from the cylinders. And the V Willys-Knight improves with age. The famous Knight SleeveValve motor does not become choked and noisy with carbon. The valve* slide —the more the easier. Below we picture the handsome fivepassenger Willys-Knight. It sells at half the price of other Knight- , engined cars. Completely equipped and ready for the road; no extras to buy. Write for free catalogue, or let our Mr. Truscott demonstrate. N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN. L TD CHRtSTCHURCH I Kaat-«ar