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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17335, 25 November 1916, Page 14

buyefi ■ TEAS ».»:.., ~ Y . ■•'.'•', TT?^ '•■', ' V. • r >/'-,'-:... v .;'— FLANNELETTES MAMPOLAMS and DRILLS beat all competition SEE HORROCKSES' NAME ON SELVEDGE and decline all substitutes. Sold by all First-Class Drapers and Storekeepers HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL THE GREAT EXHIBITIONS.

i ■■■-/. .■■■....• £h» Tootal Guaranteed lint of British-made Cotton Fabrics Ip*™ TOOTALS GUARANTEE IT I 27-28" wide Colors indelible Sound, serviceable and easily done -up without starch. The Home-land favourite dress material. Supple-texture—fascinating patterns—indelible colors. NAME ON EVERY "X YARD OF SELVEDGE /)) To b« had from all pood - class stores. 1/2 per yard teH«&*N; J f; Other Tootal Guaranteed line*. TOOTAL PIQUEi Doublq width, soft and supple. In \vmica:m colors. : TOOTALSHIRTS FOR MEN'. Ready to wear, replaced free if they h>se color. TOOTAL SHIRTING for Ladies' and ' Children's Wear.—32 inches wide. -"LISSUE HANDKF.RCHIEFS FOR ; LADIES.SeIf-white and indelible borders. ' PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS FOR J- MEN. Self-while; and indelible borders. ; TOOTAL CLOTH, the guaranteed velvet c fabric—more supple Uian silk velvet. Tootai, BROADHURST Lei: Co.. Ltd.. MAN C H EST ER . KX G LAN D . New Zealand Agents: John ,TARAN T U L L E For Dainty Homo-sewn Lingerie and Layettoa 40 inches wide in 3 weight*. Standard 1/3d. Rnol/6d. Free from dressing—sound and delightful for hand and machine sewing—worthy fine lace and stilchery. Ideal for trousseaux and layettes. ' Ask for Tarantulle, and see name on every yard of selvedg*. Gruar & Co., Victoria St., Wellington It is the quick and easy way — with Bon Ami.. You just take a cake of Bon Ami, rub it with a wet cloth to get a white foamy lather, apply this lather on the glass and let it dry a minute, then wipe it off again with a ™»T ForaH the Finer Kinds of PciMinjf& Cleaning dry cloth. The Bon Ami comes off in the form of a diy, soft powder, bringing all the dirt and grime with it, leaving the clearest, cleanest window you ever saw. Bon Ami looks like a scouring soap but the mineral is much sorter and finer. It will not scratch the finest glassor polished metal. At your grocers. 6d. "There is nothing else like it." Fletcher, Humphreys & Co., Ltd. AGENTS ,£%^-;*^r%^f%i* , ?%^''%»» ,r %*' k^ imim^'^^mi'^mii^^mS,'' "Can you make Beoger's ?" This was jhe first question asked of a Nurse by the Matron of a great hospital. The special way in which Benger's must be prepared demonstrates its difference from all other foods. Benger's Food is not "made in a moment;" it takes a little time, because a first, process of digestion occurs both in the Food and the milk, while you prepare it. combines milk into a delicious biscuit flavoured cream with the preliminary work of digestion already done. This means everything to delicate infants, invalids, and aged persons ! Benger's is also one of the most highly nutritive foods known. Benoer's Food ii entirely British in orlsrui. ownership, and manufacture. It Is sold in tin» by Chemist j, etc. evory whirc Carefully follow the direct ions on tho tin when preparing it. Booklet and full pc.rtimlart j>o«J free from: BENGER'S FOOD LTD., MANCHESTER, England. BRANCH OFFICE: 117, Pitt Stiebt, SYDNEY. ■And. at Nuw Yojtt; (U.S.A.) 90, Bookman St. Depots throughout Canada. /& Ti.^STTSJiS-«£*-S ii The "Long Distance" Tyre *""" Eyery buyer of this Tyre is fitting his car with the finest Tyre on the market. It's British. It's a pure plantation-rubber production a "long distance" Tyre, made by a special process which unites the cotton fabric and real rubber gristle into a composite whole. Unbeatable for resiliency, durability, reliability. Buy the Clincker-Cross because it's British—why help foreign manufacturers? Absolutely the greatest-distance Tyre made. NEW MOUTH BRITISH.' jfTixirnPD "Clinchers!" i