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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 2568, 22 April 1922, Page 5

Mr. Farmer Here is just the boot to suit you. c\is> • ■ * Fit to wear in the City Fit to wear on Sunday c\fs) frf? Fit and dry in any weather No trouble about wet feet They are "Zealanciia" SOUTHBRIDGE.

ILESS FUEL—Less Time to Boil —Less Room Required —No' Heat Wasted jlgfe —No Cracked Cement Hi 'iWlliiiw '"'f^\ AU tne disadvantages of the oldstyle brick-and-cement coppar or j&a^Bfcg-SvP'Sy^'Jsig - iron frame > are overcome in the »«^^Eg^^-j^ *«;*"s§■ Hudson Pumice Concrete Boiler — ffijl|Bgfflffi( this is PROVED by the scores of j7«|ff E&ffiMstijm testimonials from Building InspecsHEP^^^ml tors ' Arc]tlitects > Engineers, Public nSSfil &t^ffi-'s£a3B Institutions, Farmers and HouselllfißH The Hudson Boiler has an improved JJWKH BJliJlilfiill frame of Concrete Pumice, reinforced JfcljSHsl IsMzMesW*i with steel- It cannot crack. It s holds the heat, enabling you to boil the water quickly in a few minutes, 1^ with a few sticks of. wood. The Hudson Reinforced Pumice Concrete Boiler requires less room—a smaller washhouse. There's no rust to spoil the clothes. The reinforced Pumice Concrete is" practically everlasting—the Hudson will stand for generations without cracking or repairing. On the Farm the Hudson Patent Portable Boiler is ideal because it embodies nothing that can deteriorate through weather, extremes. Whether you be building a new house, are remodelling your present home, or ■require an outside boiler, ask yoiir hardware dealer about this splendid time and fuel saver, or write or call. MANUFACTURERS :: TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHUSCH _______^___ . ' I.LOTT (1)

UK W* J il ill Jill* $%&&\ ' ($& No garments lend themselves so jl^^^^l -1m - - effectively to artistic conception as ""^P^^.'^^Vm' Some men appear awkward when '^^^^^^ \^\ ciresaed. This is not always the ||p|§i^|»/ \VV fault of the wearers—more often • \im the troul:>le is due to the tailors! M^^p | y \ , This reason alone makes your 19^11 j |. 'A • choice of a tailor a matter of sur^UaisE?^ preme importance. Wi vjg Dress Suitings that are favourf|t M R-Wy known by the best dressed fa p ■■-. men of England await your inspec- *& s */ tion here. Will you call and see JAMES OLDS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S T/.ILOE, . 92, Worcester St. W., OHSISTOKUSC2I (Opposite "Sun" Office).