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/Ov /^u/?) Pleasing v■ f ( wI/M yy^ > Novelties Ufcv $///»// / Tliat add to the daintiness 1 \ I v A / a Charming Frock or. n \ / / v/ / Costume. NJ n //7 / Here arc a number of novelties 1. cvcry we "-dressed lady / rj HOSIERY s ■ f / Silk Ankle Hose, seamless feet, suspender tops. / / / In white, putty, suede, navy, slate, tan, saxe, sky / J / and champ 5/11 7/6 to 11/9 pr I/ * Black Silk Hose, light and heavy weights. ... ■ - / / Large assortment to choose from 4-/6t025/6pr x/y NECKWEAR , / Bretonne Net Scarves, in pink. sky. helio, Paris. cream and white. Smartly stitched and scalloped Summer Gloves 3^ll S J* A 6^ll j |-i . Dainty Neckwear in Crcpe-de-chene and Georgette and rootwear Collars. and Vestettes, in black and white, saxs There are many »pecial Glove at- and grey, helio, and cream v. traction* at "The Farmer#"—juit 6/11 9/1 1 1 2/6 to 1 7/6 a few of the linet we offer White and Natural Doeskin VEILINGS fcdfTndwlcfpomts) Smart Veilings, latest designs in black and told t 12/11 13/11 pr . cffects 2 /j 1 ®/«yd _ _ c i „ Coloured Veilings (fine and coarse meshes) 3-Button Suede Gloves. Spot and sprig designs in navy, helio, grey. silk cord points, in brown, nigger, purple and green brown and black 14/6 pr 66 v l/H 2/6 2/11 3/11 yd Mole Gabardine Court Won't you call and see the Utestamrals Shoes 15/9 pr at'"The Farmer# M White Poplin Court Shoes f G,ac^°tong T u i e ) "The Farmers" f: Tan Willow Calf Derby . , shoes 3oi- pr Cashel Street - - Chnstchurch 3 Patent Goloshed Boots _ v, (white suede tops) 39/6 pr mM "?, ' . ■%': 90% of Motor Engine Trouble is caused by Carbon J ■*k A number of cars are periodically laid up for valvegrinding and-caxbonjremoval * > —figure out this expense, and see how much it adds to the up-keep of a car. The engine that actually benefits by carbon.must, therefore, be 6o per cent. ' more efficient than the one that has to be periodically overhan'ecf. i j , The Thicker the Carbon Cakes the better the Knight Enpe Rbbs j This is no exaggerated statement but a positive fact, proved beyond question • : $1 f' by performances.- ;• :s The Knight is the sHent sleeve valve engine,,and on account of its greatpower '11 a nd reliafcilityitis used in our fighting tanks—conclusive prootcfitsremarica'ble' '^i powers. Willys Knight cars are fitted with this unique engine—thus the two ;' 1 make up a motor car of exceptional utility and rare beauty. The superb Willys-Knight car is sold complete to the smallest detail—and at 1 an ordinary car price. ' '. ' lii | Call and inspect—Jet our Mr. H. Trustcott or Mr. L. Checkley airange a trial ' I spin. Free Booklet upon request. ; | _ _ ; [j • N.Z. Farmers Co-op Assn. Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH j ■ ii HH NM74-2505 •' I

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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16364, 8 November 1918, Page 4

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684

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16364, 8 November 1918, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16364, 8 November 1918, Page 4

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