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W pia?;Q°If' and naturally you desire Clubs which are satisfacClubs, includ^g:- gS>andThoS- SteWart>S fam°US "KP«" brand N?RT Sir EA BAFFEY SPOONS NIBLICKS MID IRONS QUICK STOP MASHIES MASHIES PUTTERS DRIVERS, Etc. Also Andrew Kirkaldy's and Maxwell Pattern Clubs ■ These Clubs are of the highest grade, and the utmost care has been taken in the selection of material, All have special heads, with the istoLtltto teeter griPS" AbSOlUt6ly thG m°St cfiS GO"r., BA"r s-Onr «">se is first-class and includes:— Silver Kmg; Maxfly; Plus Colonel; Royland; P.ed, Blue Black Yellow, and Green Dot; Osprey; Arc; Spalding; etc., tic ' A large assortment.of Golf Bags, Nets, Fulford Grips," "Puttta- Discs Ball Paint, Extra Shafts and Heads.Golf Trainers, etc.. etc"FREE PRACTISE NET. we have a Practise Net in our Sports Department for. the free use of Golfers. -Why not pay us a visit? use E. W. Mills & Co. Ltd Corner Jervoit Quay, Hunter & Victoria sft., Wellington^ | . " ~ * ;g Why is Wool WARMER than Cotton? r . ■■ x -■■»--.- ■.'.- . v*i. Because wool fibre contains more air cells than cotton"' """ ■_. hbre. Air is a poor conductor of heat and cold hererore a woollen garment or "blanket forms' an air . ,1 cell blanket which keeps heat in. and cold out. Keeb ' " warm this winter. ■ ' W......'.; I »^ BUY PURE WOOLLEN "^h "1 L|||ISJDM They always Cost Less at JAMES SMITH'S CORNER ... tern Wool Blankets -. T —» ......».,.„..„„„.„,;„.„.,. : | From Kaiapoi, Roslyn and 'Ashburton Mills. These i : Blankets are the best the world produces, and 2 • | .. . when you combine that claim with our Famous Low I | Prices, you have an unbeatable combination. I I Single Bed— 29/6, 35/-, 37/6, 45/-, 49/6 "* I | f Bed- 39/6, 47/6, 52/6, 56/-, 59/6 5 .= Full Double Bed 52/6, 57/6, 59/6, 69/6, 75/- = ■3 , ,= • Grey Wool Blankets .......„.,.„„„„„„•„ mmmm j n^ | Made by the same Mills as the Cream Blankets, from 1 I the finest New ealand Wool. Note the low prices we I = are quoting- ' . = I Single Bed— ,' ; • 27/6/32/6 J I -J Bed— 37/g, 45/.; § : = Full Double Bed 45/. 49/6 = It'"" ■ »•■ ».»»» .». m...™.;.,,,,,™.;,,,,,,,,! Woo! Cot and Crib Blankets ■■■■■ ■ ■»■» „....f I These lovely fleecy Blankets are in the same qualities = I as the larger sizes, and embody the same sterling i ; qualities and low prices. • I = ; Cream Crib Blankets- 12/9 pair I i Cream Cot Blankets— 15/6, 19/6, 21/-, 29/6 pair = & ■ ■ • ;,| famous All Wool Doctor Flannels ■ .......a I The .fame of these superb Flannels has been built I : wholly and solely on the unequalled wearin" qualities = j they possess. The quality we quote is the best the 1 = manufacturers make. The colours are Cream, Shetland, I .'"■ ■. s Orkney, Pink, Scarlet, Dark Grey, and Natural „ ". .■ ' = 8...m..M.m,...,m....................... „„„„„„„„„„„ 2{ n *>**?&• '1' 28in. Engineers' Hannel ■■•■■■ ■ — »n | In the popular Doctor brand which has a reputation I i | f°r '^ excellence of their heavyweight Engineers' , I | Flannel. Specially woven to stand frequent washing -" ' § r and hard wear. - 2/11 per yd. = James Smith's Corner WELLINGTON . THE "MAGIC" Water Motor Washer ■ _r . ti. nex. Here's a Washing Machine' {^^^ftx that can be used by aU ' /W^^P^^^SJ^^^jllig housewives whose homes //if fea^^SJ'^SSS^^^a 3^ are con^ee'ef 1 City if I - fe^ira®ii|i|^S Yon merely attach the //// ' Kai^g&MJiliaf;K'3K<sßg^S« "Magic" to the Washing // 'i W^SSS^^^^^^^^ Tub, fix an attachment to { II jK^^^pPHSHKS^^ j? lessly clean in no time. U T II fMnis*:'' \W T1161" 6 Te no parts to get ' v-=s? .'|*| •* °ut of order, and all parts 'f^ xLJl^l^^' aro easily accessible. "REGAL" Washing Machine Washes quickly, thoroughly and with little effort on part of operator. The Stewart Timber Glass and Hardware Co. Ltd. SO-S4 COURTENAY PLACE - - WELLINGTON

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Evening Post, Volume 65, Issue 65, 17 March 1924, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume 65, Issue 65, 17 March 1924, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume 65, Issue 65, 17 March 1924, Page 5