Mr. Farmer Here is just the boot to suit you. HZ Fit to wear in the City Fit to wear on Sunday £jF Fit and dry in any weather No trouble about wet feet They are "Zealandia" of course. CHAPMAN'S SOUTHBRIDGE.
IN YOUR NEW HOUSE' have a Hudson Pumice Concrete Boiler installed. It will prove a .-, boon—it will save fuel, save time, keep the hea* IN, keep the washhouse cool—and it will not crack or crumble as do the oldstyle fcrick-and-cement coppers. That is because the Hudson Boiler Casing is made of Pumice Concrete, reinforced with finest steeL It stands like a rock, and repays its cost in the fuel it saves. Again The Hudson Reinforced Pumice Concrete Boiler takes less room than ordi- W&%%%£s%!£ y&ffllW *"" '*"* nary coppers—it enables KffijmMMi fl / / you to build a SMALLER '0/%£m&'' ! a I ( /*&* WASHHOUSE. Bring 1 Is"vjg*\K Qor Builder. You can boil ii] |fßpij;f, I B^T /^\ the Hudson with a few ' jffßjjlSij v' Wf Kf 'jfc&L. square inch of the copper ' 4 Jii^^i I \m"~j&H&^Ji&'£*i RETAINS \o^^^^^^^s^. THE HEAT j because the pumice is a "^S^^^^^R^^^S^r -i perfect insulator, and no &3^lis^^Hfi^s^a^w"'' heat is wasted by radiation. o§raKli^^i»^i?llf?jE___ Don't put up with an old- J Jgßßß&^sm^/J£^* ' style copper or iron frame. WSmSMttßmß&ms*^ dfflfiL.<\& MUCH BETTER HUDSON \^T Inquire at your hardware store, or write direct to—, " T Crornpton & Sons 4 MANUFACTURERS TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
THE DIFFERENCE IN Jp DRESS SUITS! ort&\ '\H No garments lend themselves so o^faWis[ |§j effectively to artistic conception as W^'^^mb^i^S^^- dress suits! 'f^^^^^Ww\ Some men appear awkward when NBwS/Pu* V dressed. This is not always the ■^^™['' l\'V fault of the wearers—more often *W th<3 trou]3ie is due to tlle tailors! *^^^» I*■ \ '■ ThiS reason alone makes your i'WIM II "^ n\ choice of a tailor a matter of su- ! - P^e^e importance. || Gif Dress Suitings that are favourW ably known by the best dressed H Sm\ m6n °f En§land awai* your inspec--1 tion here* WiU you call and see JAMES OLDS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S T/.ILOE, S2, Worcester St. W., CHEISTCIII3XCH (Opposite "Sun" Office).
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 2567, 19 April 1922, Page 5
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