Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16657, 29 September 1917, Page 6 (Supplement)

♦ As supplied to H.M. the King. | « X A Pure Malt Vinegar, properly brewed and malted, J^^^^s^" 0118 l < | acids. When you order Vinegar, stipulate for CHAMPION &. J i i Best foe* Pickling and Table Use. ALL GR OCERS. ♦ J

raoic===Ji<>ic=z=3«<>Kza[=iic3i«c==aofe 4©icj i 0 m A New Shipment of A2 i SWo've selected Six Body and Border Carpets from our newly-opened ramie for | |g i special mention, but the complete ramie should be seen for one to realise, the ingenuity . Q < & of the Home Designers, who blend into B nfflisk weaves the charm of design and rich- | * < V ness of Oriental colouring for certainly th ere are Eastern effects in practically every j <\ < J Carpet showing. But thoy're delightful-. For instance < I I NO. 1-Bioh Old Gold ground. Indian No. 6-The Fashionable Cream ground, with < medallion design and border of Persian designs thickly spread, doop blue. Most uncommon and and a striking border. Not enough 1 suitable for a diningroom. cream to soil easily. A really sera vioeable. yet beautiful Carpet. j ' ii y i M I NO, 2-Vioux Rose ground. Large Persian No. 6-Another Oream ground. Large f - < o*™ 1 medallion designs. Very hand- medallions, in Indian Blue and j V < 1 Mmoi Terra Cotta. Handsome border. j _g < SI No, 7-A Wilton Carpet, reßtful and taste- II j i NO. 3-Vieux Hose ground, self tone pat- ful. Mole ground, with close block | %£ < 1 terned centre. Border with touch and oyster all over dosign, Border § m ] 0 1 of black. to match. f"J J E Somo of these new Carpets are in the win- j g£ < ONo. 4— Charming Bedroom or Boudoir dows, more are inside, and more are due j A < i Carpet, Louis 14th stylo. Pole to arrive. It's our pride to keep our Car- j; ~j , «* I Biscuit ground, with posies of pot stooks up to dote, and be In the posi- i ''S , i roses scattered. Border inter- tion to show inauirera " the newest al- < I woven with blue ribbon. ways." < 1 Andrews stooks to date, and be in the posi- " < I roses scattered. Border inter- tion to show inquirers " the newest al- < j woven with blue ribbon. ways." < Andrews 81 Clark U Furnishing Specialists, Queen Street j* [W#w w-ggoioi r=] K=3JSCDISC3IOtC=IOKO

.^—»——— 1 "TUBES. wlkJtu ' SQUARE TREAD COVERS ; I 30x * LULI ISx \Z 'is LI MEN, MONEY, TYRES, AEROPLANES, SHELLS, HOSPITALS. Michelin are taking their full share in the work and cost of winning the War ... . reciprocate and give Michelin the full share of your support. MICHELIN TYRES ! Can be obtained at all the leading garages.;

The New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited, and its affiliated interests, pioneered the Dairy Business in the Auckland Province. It nursed the Industry in the early struggling days when money was scarce and supplies were small. It is still growing, and to»day is the biggest and best exposition of the cooperative ideal in New Zealand. The co-operative principle enables THE NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, LTD, to pay the best prices for its supplies of Butter* fat in Milk or Cream form, and to provide the Consumer with the Choicest Quality Butter at Euling Bates.

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