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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16209, 11 May 1918, Page 12

Whether you contemplate the purchase of &: simple Necklet or a magnificent Fur Coat—it is at "The Farmers " that you will find the widest choice. Your ideal in Style, Beauty and Value is awaiting your visit. LOVELY FURS AND FVR COATS h SQUIRREL NECKLETS, in all the newest styles.. mmm BLACK WOLF SETS —Animal shape Necklet and large Muff — ' I r:' ; \ NATURAL AND SMOKED FOX NECKLETS, in the animal ■MBj ** \ NATURAL FOX SETS, latest^shapes — m\mm i BLACK FOX SETS —Excellent grade skins; smart tango shapes Prices ]6Gns. 20Gns. 30 Gns. ■Be! fllfl ' -■/ SKUNK SETS —In the new Cape style ; very good value — HI FUR COATS ■Ski BsPi&S Mb LADIES' CONEY SEAL COATS —Some trimmed Fur and Fur Hmra ill f rail Priccs 24 Gns. 28 Gns. 35 Gns. 40Gns. 42 Gns. BUS mBmB LADIES' MUSQUASH COATS-With Skunk Collar and Cuffs ; latest styles Priccs 38 Gns. x 40 Gns. immWM LADIES' DYED SQUIRREL COATSffI ftJSjggj jfojfi Prices 20 Gns. 27 Gns. 30 Gns. fM ySMi Rffl 1 only MUSQUASH SEAL COAT-With Skunk Collar ; oSS fwlii 3 Ver^smart St^'e Price 72 Gns. |Hpi| Blffl VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS TO-DAY 4 J CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH V Ashburton, Ranglora, Hawarden, Akaroa, Oarfleid and Oxford xax-ctn '

rr —— <0 PRIDE AND ECONOMY BOTH COMMEND THE WILLYS-KNIGHT CAR Willys-Knight is a car which wealthy men are proud to own —and a car which men of moderate means can AFFORD to own. It is a car which wins on looks, and afterwards "makes good" in service. The graceful stream-line build, the complete equipment, the restful riding which it ensures —all these make it attractive at the outset. And then, after a little service, the greatest feature of all begins to tell, that is, the famous KNIGHT ENGINE* • The Knight motor is different from all other ■ ■ - ■ petrol engines because it improves with age. It has SLEEVE valves which slide instead of poppet valves which TAP. After 10,000 miles the Knight motor works better and IS better than the day it was purchased. A car which becomes more efficient and . silent with age is worth owning. Call and get more details, or write for the free illus- ' trated catalogue. Mr. H. Truscott and Mr. L. Checkley are our Willys-Knight Salesmen. N.Z. Farmers Co-op. Assn. LIMITED CHRISTCHURCH <40 LVj,'6}3s-9jJJ ■ Jfi " Good=to-the=Skin " Underwear — th»t'» " Jaecm." The result of th« " Jacoa' «xelufiiv« processes—the delightfully eiliy finish which cannot irritate—the eensiblo sh&pe and dose perfect _ ____ fit which gives with erery moTcuxnt - VI v v W0 bat im«r rucks up Into horuul «wun»— the non-eh risking quality—all combine in drawing forth ( admiration of I» ior Mm, (tigrtll l|||Bj j) P*rt Winlt ll'tar, natium wrijU, »' a* cUUrm—Splendid m Oi Drapers, Hodczs, ladles' and Men's Outfitters l| rrtrywhen. In ease ot difficulty writ® to . Iflitßi I* THE JASON UNDERWEAR CO. Owing to tlie Hsh rilcet cf tb« nnis from which "Juoa '* All* New wool foods an made, the xunaMft«., j Uetnrera hare introduced tempo- .. "UiynplC . nrilr lower lines eonttinl&x a • . Brawtf ■ ' peronUcs at cotton—be*nac . \ ®Oxtwii« th« lint counts* of QOtlity « fl*t ww>*Jt—». ir Xw rtrtotjrtn ...