Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17652, 13 December 1920, Page 9

J \ 102,104,106,108 Karangahape Rd., Auckland, j |! OFFERING— j | I Twelve (12) Special L,ines i 1 : as follows — - ; I ; ThtM W9rS bon ** *°™ a rehouse which was overstocked, and the prices we quote I m«ke them a money-saving investment to purchaser. 1 \ | POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS I 1 < : g: , u.rs-r .-, i f lt ,',,. _ f ■ Bio^ s « s - trimmed fine *ih>t Foulard Frocks, with White hem- ? Specal Price to'ciear, 10/9 ned! | ° n " ! !.? o-;_v) Ladies' "White Crepe 12/11 each. ' | § : Frocks, tnmrned Blue Crepe .„ ' heirniK'hed r ; a,--- wai«t* niiv • onjv: Lades' Creme Double „„ : I: i.T and 23 inri.es -Special Price Net Hemstitched Blouses, ] on - 184 only 1 Child's Ready-made Pina- ! to Clear, 12/11 each Meeve*, trimmed narrow Guipure - e Y* o ***; Navy and Crerne. f 1 : We—Special Price to Clear £ axe and Creme, Fawn | I I (12 onivl Ladies' Blue Cr*p« 12/11 each. Pmk - Sizes, only 22. 24, 27 f I : Frocks, trimmed V.'hite Cre£« inches—Special Price to Clear. i i . • i " I d/Il each * 1 : > '.i.us, liem.-t-.iA i led; waists, only ' e»cn. j j : 27 inch—Special Price to Clear, ( 15 on b') Indies' Black Double Net E 12 ' U Mcll - Blouses, handkerchief collar. (50. only) Child's Whits Muslin I < (30 only) Ladles' Ch*ck GinoW r va ." arrow e Blac f Silk Frocks, trimmed Embroidery; %, 1 I : :■.' rink ana Blue Check: seizes «-=•»• . I : only, waist 25 and 27 inches— *| Special Price to Clear, 14,11 each < 50 only) Ladies' Smart Check —— ■ ' I I : vi 1 1 T.ar!i » m Coloured Muslin Frocks. Shades- I j : ' Doublet 2d* White 'cheel .°wft (1 2 &> *£" Goafci °g Sha *® I : trimmed goffered coloured p;k SS?«i.-i n i « hem " Garbicord Dress Skirts; waists I h V-ons; all aT Price t f'* and cuffs; waists, 26 to 30-inch-Spedal Prlw £ j Clear 12/11 each? *"" *° £&, £ £"J_ I^l ° lear ' "A 1 ea <*' Very strong I ? ■ rnce xo Clear, 12/11 each. wearing skirts. j Not Merely Pure Rubber I I AROUND &e fehric in a MILLER show that MILLER Treads outwear other I Ok Tyre we sot onlv cse pure rubbery— treads by an average of 25%. X. JLpTsre di&rs vastly in its ' There are many other reasons too, some i vaicanrzmg propsties.. of which are factory secrets, but they all 1 So esch piece of rubber is laboratory contribute to the outstanding feature of I tasted. Then rabbefs are selected to make MILLER Tyres—uniform long-distance a stock which exactly meets requirements, mileage. 7~~ ' 1 I The MILLER role is that treads must out- Put a MILLER opposite your favourite 1 lasttyres. Sonotread is made until thestock tyre —you will have a new conception of is vulcanized and tested in their lab- what modern tyres can do. I oratory. Not one thrmttttto tsmmrairn. I .MiLlJs.tliyrenndcsr Akwn, obb, ■ I I seme bsdc Until the H'M mStWi M W^ 1 " W - Z - Distributors 1 I tread.is gone a an 4 S#BJ|S&W% E. REYNOLDS & Co., Ltd., j the factory tests s0 Vicloriß St " WELLINGTON, j i lafe Supplied by ali Garages : | % Dealers the Donissisa /s| *^EARED-TO-THE-ROAD w , ,—, I Si*;r,i_sc?'£sSiK.P # 1 I ea» — yra tl" *T *™* « B -f>'— mw — — — — m tan sjm_i tag jbj I aliead In two minds about cross* I *ng the roads The fcig ca? Trias to . ~&S*? 7^ I tors and meet itself coming , " &i B • || fsolicemaa wHting* waiting, writing, I I &Sm 1 I Wloseiey Grooved Tyres offe? the utmost resistance to the | 3 * 1 a, skid. Thetc are five sturdy ribs built on to the tread I And they grip, and grip and grip. 1 I i jjj Far farther particul&rs er.i prica eik your tusrist dsaUr. If y&s * &*r* csv £\gicuttj in obtaining year requirements, plctse address „ S , A, C. HEALING AND CO., " I 33, Cashe! Street. CriristchurcJi. | 1 cw.a. g '•y-TM —— — ,_ _ll mi — •*sr^^s°^^&~^'^'^^ l wß'wi'mi'wrwnsarßßrvßVß. 1 MALTED BARLEY—WHEAT & MILK r Jf to buud up the human frame and bring back .heato, a cup of Horiick's, an increase of mental and P h s J^Ss£**A is nothing to equal Horiick's as a Food-Dnak. CET HORLICKS AT THE SODA FOUN "^^^ Ettsra ta H8 snoHTAti£ sf SuppHes, Ample Stoaks throughout Austrsfss!&