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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17646, 26 November 1917, Page 3

What are you paying for your small wares ? Read This! COATS' 400yds SEWING COTTON 5/5 per doz. All numbers, Black or White CROCHET or EMBROIDERY SILK 4d reel BBILMANT COTTON ... 4jd ball KNITTING COTTON (Alexander's) 4/8 lb. ASSORTED BUNDLE TAPE 4£d per doz. PIN CUSHIONS, White Fancy Linen CoTers -, ... ... 6d each WONDERFUL INSECT DESTROYER, FLIES, &e. ... In 1/- tins SOAP SPECIAL— Armstrong's Brand 5 for 6d COCONUT OIL ... ..ii Sid bottle VASELINE ...' r #d bottle WRITING. BLOCKS ;.. 4d each RO3LYN 3-ply FINGERING 6d skein 5/11 head Black or White WHEELING WOOLS, full weight. 3-ply, Greys and Naturals ... 6/6 head 8-ply COLOURED FINGERINGS, Rosin and Baldwin's 7d skein 6/11 head Washing Dress Goods for careful considerate Buyers ROYALTY POPLIN, 36 inch, in all •wanted colours, including Brown, Saxe, Navy, Sky, Reseda, Vieux Rose, Crsam, White and Black 1/11 per vd SANDOWN COSTUME CLOTH, 35 inch, in Navy, Sky, Cream, Brown, Green and White 1/4} per-yd HOYLE'S MAYFIELD CLOTH 36in., White Ground, Stripes, Sprigs and Spots—Navy.ißlaok, Helio, etc. 1/-yd WHITE PIQUE, 28 inch, in fine, medium and stout .cords 7*d IOJd 1/11/3 1/61/11 yd WHITE JAPANESE CREPE, 30 inch 9Jd IOJd 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9yd WHITE SWISS SPOT MUSLIN'S, fine medium and large spots 6d 7jd IOJd 1/- 1/3 1/8 1/9 and 2/3 yd FRENCH ORGANDI MUSLIN, 33in. 1 /- per yd WHITE GROUND CAMBRIC.. in Stripes, Sprigs, and Spots 7Jd per yard GRAFTON'S VOILES, Floral Spots j and Stripes, 75 patterns 1/4} d per yd Embroideries have risen 26 per cent, since -IL fci-.ii I H Longcloth Frilled Combined EMBROID- . . ERIES, widths 2 to 6in. '•".'.,.; BJd 10§d 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 : CAMISOLE EMBROIDERIES 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/11 Longcloth EDGINGS and INSERTIONS 2d 3}d 4id to 1 /- yard 21in. Longcloth ALLOVERS , 2/11 3/3 3/6 3/11 . 27in. VOILE FLOUNCINGS 1/11 2/3 2/9 27in. Muslin FLOUNCINGS 2/6 2/9 3/3 42and45in. FLOUNCINGS 2/11 3/6 3/11 9in. EMBROIDERIES 1/61/91/11 SHOULDER STRAPPINGS 7id 10Jd and 1 /3 EDGINGS MUSLIN EDGINGS and INSERTIONS s£d 6}d 7Jd to 1 /3 yard Nairow 818 EDGINGS ... 3d 3Jd VEININGS 2d 3d to 6d yard SILK YEININGS, shades Sky, Navy, Black, Pink, White, all ... 6d yard SflwTTwi Have Dropped to Our FAMOUS LOW PRICES Our Special ENCORE .HOSE with silk ankle?, in black ... Only 1/11 pair Special value in WOMENIisiLK ANKLE HOSE ... ..-/.' V 2/1.1 pair WOMEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE . 1/- and 1/3 Our noted brand of MERCERISED HOSE . 1/9 2/3 2/6 2/9 2/11 pair WOMEN'S COLOURED HOSE, in Brown', Grey and Bottle Green 2/9 pair WOMEN'S ALL-WOOL CASHMERE HOSE 2/11 3/3 3/6 3/11 pair Smart WHITE COTTON HOSE with assorted clox ... ... 2/6 pair 2-Dome TAN KID GLOVES 4/116/11 2-Button WHITE KID GLOVES, s|, 6,6* '• .;•..• 2/11 pair 2-Domc Black and White COTTON GLOVES ... 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 2-Dome Suede Finished GLOVES, shades Fawn, Black, White, Grey Special Price 1/11 pair 2-Dome Black SUEDE GLOVES 4/6 pair 2-Dome WHITE GLOVES 10£d 1/3 1/6 1/11 and 2/9 Practical People Furthese quotes: CASEMENT VOILES, dainty Borders in the ne west shades 1/6 1 /9 yd MADRAS MUSLINS, Cream shades, acalloped edges. A large assortment of pretty patterns 1/3 1/6 1/9 yd •CASEMENT CLOTHS, Cream and Ecru, 36in. wide ... 11 id yd CASEMENT CLOTHS, Cream and Ecru, 48in. widei* ... ...1/6 yd CASEMENT POPLINS, Cream and Ecru, 50in. wide, marvollous value 2/6 yd BORDERED CASEMENT CLOTHS in a largo assortment of new designs B£d 10*d 1/3 yd BRISE BISE NETS for; short xur- ; tains, Whitetod Cream ;-■."""•■'■':;■.•. •*)#■ CRETONNES—N6w showing a magnificent range of these in all the latest designs at low prices Bid IOJd 1/- 1/6 yd SEAGRASS RUGS, 6ft. x 3ft., bound edges, reversible . ... ... 6/6 SEAGRASS SQUARE'S, 10ft. x 9ft., bound edges, good patterns<■ 37/6 Household Linens are worth half as much - a jj.t. prices of our present stock Special Valne in White SATIN QUILTS, Single Bed 11/6 13/-Three-quarter Bed ... 15/11 Double Bed- 15/11 17/11 21/WHITE SHEETING Single Bed iy3 1/4* 1 / 6 Three-quarTer'fied ..." .1/7 1/9' Double Bed- r ".A : T/9 2/3 2/6 plain Pillow cases ... ajd i/WHITE TOWELS ... IOJd 1/- 1/3 COLOURED TOWELS ■ .',, B}d IOJd 1/- 1/3 58in. BED TICKING ... -.i"/1 1 2/8 s3in. BED TICKING ... 2/6.2/9, 3/3 ;.TEA TOWELLING f \.•.■.-.-;..,' '■.■.■: ■ " ; . :6d 7id'-Bid-t.oid ifGLASS CLOTH 7Jd Sid 9jd 1 o}d 36in. APRON CLOTH 1/- 1/3 1/6 WHITE DAMASK ... 1/11 2/-2/3 WHITE BLANKETS Single Bed 18/- per pr .., Double. Bed 23/6 per pr ; WHITE FLANNELETTE : - 2* ! y*■]_,?<?**<■:'■ 7S B}d lOjd VICTORIA SQUARE AND

"%,A The thought of 'eebriomy usually is associated with sacrifice. There are housewives to whom economy means the giving updk.some desirable - .thing. "Amber 'idisting t a little more than: othir^eas^tt^a'lrealecdh- "| omy without any saCTifice-becaujeyott"uie 1 less and get a" belter'cup of"tea. -f Besides t>eing a t blend of fine teas "Amber Tips" is a healthful | beverage, the fact \hat "Fine Teas mean better I health" was amply proved by medical investigation. I Packed in Three Grades: Costs a little more than other* but is worth the money. «£H CZJDCZ3 i With all poppet-valve motors there is a clash —a harmful IMPACT—a pounding of valves and cams—metal against metal. '"..,.- ~, This impact is detrimental. It means vibration," and the energy of vibration ultimately "product heat. A considerable fraction of the energy is transformed into sound, and other aerial disturbances. So it is that poppet-valve motors are and become more noisy with age. 'Gornpare them with the famous Knight motor which has SLIDING SLEEVE VALVES valves that operate in silence I The Knight motor engines the handsome and; luxurious Willys-Knight car.;: Hitherto, i;such, a car has cost £I,OOO in New Zealand, but the Willys-Knight is priced at about HALF THAT SUM. Buy a Willys - Knight at the same price charged for poppet-valve cars]:;: ■:■"■ Inspect this luxurious 5-seater—it is equipped in detail—not one extra to buy. Our Mr. H. Truscott or Mr. L. Checkley will demonstrate —call, or write for catalogue. czzinczzii

SUMMER WEARINESS, Why is it, that to so many people, the warm summer months mean discomfort and even misery 1 They are happy and apparently healthy enough when the weather is cool and bracing, but when the warm, humid days of summercome round, they are irritable and depressed and seem altogether lacking in energy and vitality.. Why is it ? In tens of thousands of cases it is simply a matter of digestion. The stomach, liver and bowels are apt to bocome sluggish and lazy in hot weather, and when they shirk work the whole system suffers as a natural consequence. Headaches, languor, and loss of energy are traceable in countless instances to faulty action of these important organs', and all that is needed to restore them to natural activity and efficiency is the gentle stimulating and regulating action of a digestive tonic and corrective, such 'as Mother Seigel's Syrup. If you are feeling limp and listless, and lack the energy and vitality which should be yours, try the effect of taking from 20 to 30 drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup in a little water, after each meal and note, the difference it makes in your physical condition and enjoyment of life. Mrs. Amelia Payne, i Beriley Place, . Carlton, Vic, writing on September 7th* 1916; says:—"Three years ago I felt myself becoming very far from well. Aches and pains set in all over my body, and I tired quickly and felt listless, jaded and depressed. Besides the body pains, I suffered most severely from sick headaches and :became very constipated. I often felt discouraged and the reverse of cheerful, and when in one of these dismal moods I carelessly picked up one of Mother Seigel's Books; and'in iglancihg through it came across the details of a case which might have been my very own. Next morning I . obtained a bottle and found it to be all the book had claimed for it. It eased the pains, promoted my appetite, improved my digestion, broke up the constipation, and efficiently regulated and toned up my whole system." ,

To CURE —is the Voice of the Past. To PREVENT—is the Divine Whisper of the Present/ INDOOR WORKERS When brainwork, nerve strain, aud lack of exercise make you feel languid tired "blue” a little ENO’S In a glass of cold water will clear your head and tone your nerves. This world-famous natural aperient for over 40 years has been the standard remedy for constipation, biliousness, impure blood, and indigestion. A Judicious Rule.—* 1 1st, Restrain your appetite, and get always up from the table with a desire to eat more. 2nd, Do not touch anything that does not agree with your stomach, be it most agreeable to the palate." These rules have been adopted in principle by all dieticians of eminence, and we recommend their use. ‘A LITTLE at the RIGHT TIME is better than much and running Over at the Wrong/ END’S ' FRUIT SAIT 1 IS SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STORES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Prepared oily by I.C.ENO, Ltd., ‘FRUIT SALT 1 WORKS, LONDON,ERG. s \A-Host- of • Christmas - Joys can-be -made •with* • * CHRISTMAS CAKE, lib. butter, lib. currants, lib. raisins, lib. sultanas, lib. 1 M cream, add sugar, then eggs one by one unbeaten; mix baking powder with flour, and put in, then fruit dredged with flour. Brandy. Cook 4i hours, moderate oven. L eB Disease - Germs Destroyed! Your Home must be regularly disinfected if it is to be clean in a health sense. But be sure you use an efficient disinfectant. Many strong or sweetsmelling fluids are worthless. Bun no risks—always get British-made i The GUARANTEED Disinfectant Kerol is Non-Foisonous and Non-Corrosive. 0 Does not stain linens. Won’t roughen the I hands. Deodorizes clothing. Nips infection i in the bud. Use it in Scrub-water and Wash-tubs—when flushing Drains,' Sinks and Lavatories—swilling Yards—and washing Furniture, Paint and Wood-work. SMALL BOTTLE MAKES THIRTY GALLONS GERM-KILLING FLUID In Bottles, Tins, Drams and Casks. Chem ists and Storekeepers. DALGETY & CO., Ltd. kt*.INES-r2 Australasian Agents

KegHtered nime tor BE ARTS ESSENCE Ofce bottle makes a pint of finest family.oouph, cold and sore throat remedy: Cotti 2/-. Savu 10/. "Prevention is better than Cure" Therefore disinfect your Sinks,-■ Floors, Closets, etc., and wash your pets with 18 to 22 times stronger than Carbolic Acid. -It Kills all Microbes & Vermin The cheapest and most effective Disinfectant for general use.; Sold in small bottles and in bulk All Chemists and Stores. That Non-Stropping Safety costs you too much! Why endure loss of tjme.'temper, and the continual expense of new blades—get a Safetjr&azor ' and solve your shaving problem. It fa the op!y razor that Strops itself—gives nn edge that'cannot be excelled. Ask your dealer abont the AntoStrop 30 days'freo trial scheme. Obtainable Everywhere. r Set of silver-plated razor. «i strop, arid 12 lancet steel oe/ "Valet" blades in lr- - z •>'" 'n't Arent for Anitnlsti... RALPH ABERCROMBY sniion House Sydney ■'</ ips,*ii s„ & WHISKY

According to the latest cables, Germany is faced with n. very serious food problem. Here in N.Z., however, we can pick and choose, and in choosing St George Sandwich Paste you will choose wisely. Try this itasty, light, digestible delicacy for luncheon to-day; Ham and Chicken or Ham and Tongue. Ask your grocer for a soss tin—contains, twice as much as usual Pastes. 9 There is a message (says the •'•Post") for all. not only Old Boys of Wellington College, in an article in "Tlie Wellingtonian," referring to the proposed war memorial: •"Now, what of those who have remained at home, to whom has not been gryen. to strike a blow in the tight for justice and freedom,'but who have;, hyed, snug and prosperous, while others havo fought,' suffered and died on distant battlefields? It is plainly theirs to see that nil that can be done to make 'ljfe. tolerable for those in the fighting line is done, to see that those who return sick or maimed return to friendly hands to see that no man s dependents suffer in material things because his life has been given that we may be free. But is that all? We think not. The name of all the men who have ; "one to the front, no matter whether t-hev have lived or died, whether thendeeds have passed unnoticed or have gained them position, honour, te™e—the names of all, we say, are to be held in everlasting honour, not only bv those who road these lines but by a'U who in'time to como inherit , at. this college the traditions which are now being proved. This city in the centre of which our college stands, will be no mean city in the years to come, and this college of ours should proudly preserve and perpetuate for that L'reat city of the future the memory and the names of those wo honour todav " The magazine contains numerous additions to the Roll of Honour, and "t budget of interesting items concerning Old Boys on service. Gout (and its kindred disease Rheumatism), is caused by excess Uric Acid. ÜBEUMO seldom fails to euro. 24

Gargle, Sniff-up or tSvaUtm wmanm for Throats. Coldt or Influenza. 7 Summer -Lingerie TO 11'of Sheer Daintiness L ' ; {and Beauty. ■Everything that is ele- / gnut. and donirah'.e in exclusively styled. . . . W. ••■';-in our-Sumfiier Stocks. V .Exquisite .'Crope.deN > .Cheue Night Robes Daintily Designed Camisoles J Fascinating Boudoir v Caps, etc. Evcrv garment toom the highest priced to the very simplest, shows that refinement aiid"superiority which are characieristic of BEDDINGS." A Special Window Display Invites Your Attention. We make a feature of Maternity Corsets and Shirts—also Maternity Gowns to order. Wo (study every individual requirement to ensure complete satisfaction. itittmircieKll^ High Street, Christchurch.

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