Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 10063, 30 August 1918, Page 9

What Military Men say about Peace——= What the D.I.C. says about the War of the Elements. ; - v ;_ ; \ Military men 'say that prepare for-.war. • ■ The D.I.C; saysTand -not' without, the reason of experiences) that wiiilst-the- war- of• the elements coa- , is. the physcological : time to' prepare-.for-ths -bright and' peaceful days of . Summer^toDress. Fabrics. ■ Many women have already made-use of their oppor- ;. tunities. tpi Buy from the .deli ghtful collection of Cotton ■ Dress Fabrics for Spring ,and ...Summer Wear to ..be .seen at the D.I.G-. ..,, Why • maze oh;beautiful designs, and colours in dainty. Cotton -Malerials. WHAT WILL j YOU!;SAY WHEN YOU SEE THESE ? VOILES—In .ombre stripes, ombre- ■ checks, block’; stripes, Paisley Voiles and Floral Voiles in light, 1 dark and black ,grounds/also self colours in pale,; hcho.-,—sky. pink-, saxe, apricot, /cjhampagne, white. ' reseda 1 , mole, -ipse, mauve, navy ' ■.‘arid, black; ‘4oiri; wide. 3/6 yard “DURO” GINGHAM Guaranteed fadeless, in pretty stripes, wide, medium and ' narrow. 29 inches wide- 2/3 yard NEW, CHECKED. ZEhSYff-i-FSf use- “ ful and smart i morning frocks, , medium and designs. 40 - inches/wide- -c , -(-S/fiySWd “DURO': ZEPHYR Guaranteed fadcless;vin stripe&’-'xhecks, land., plain colours; I made froiri best quality ' o : inches wide;- 2/9 yardNEW COTXO/N ' GABER DI NE—!a t Jawg. ■ and -grey. 40 inches l wide 3/11 yard a a COTTON-POPLINS—Bright as silk, y .. , in a*’ spendid variety of colours, . .. ..white, cream, skv. saxe, mid 1 and navy blue, mid brown/ seal, tabac, rose, myrtle, olive, reseda, fawn, biscuit, khaki, light medium and-dark grey, and black! ■=*4o‘ inches-wide; 3/11 yard SMALL ■ BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED ' COTTON COSTUME CLOTH—Very smhrt in appearance, 4a.inches wide. 2/6 and 3/6 yard TOBRALCO —The most popular and successful-, cotton -fabric- ever made, in self, colours, spots, - -stripes, checks,- -and- florals 3-posi-tiyely, fast in colour. 28 inches '■■■'" 1/IBT yard HOYLE’S BEST ENGLISH PRINT ...In.plain navy,arid butchcriblue, ~‘iri siriall spot and'sprig patterns. 1 30 inches wide. 1 /104 yard l/. ln the £ discount off every ouh purohato of £1 on over* D. 1.0; 7 BOX 1478. : W EL LINGTO IM.

GEORGE WINDER Best Value v: and Furniture Store, WINDER’S WELLINGTONi THE “IDEAL” HOME BUTTER CHURN, A rnmnict little churn, all metal, nothing ttf'gO out of order, and sneciallv adapted for HOUSEHOLD USE* ' EXTREMELY STRONG and THOROUGHLY RELIABLE: Sold ~ ‘ 11 A Our Selling Prloa/’IO’/oriiott p»ld™ Can also be used as a Home Cake Miser;. We" pay the gdstageJ" Send for one to-day. ... i . ... JUST OPENED—LARGE^-ASSORTMENT. HERVY''SRtsS i 1» as nomnrisine FENDER, FIREIRONS andSTOB. -These we are selling 1 At Wholesale'Prior'! Also, Big Variety ANTIQUE COPPER KERO FEEDERS. '"from (4/8 SOLID BRASS OR ANTIQUE COPPER FIREIRONS . At Less than Landed' Cost - Now the Holidays are over, we are offering 1 all classes 0f,,: j . TRAVELLING REQUISITES At RldioHlquslaf Low Prices GLADSTONE BAGS, KIT BAGS, BRIEF "BAGS, SUIT OASE8 t HAT BOXES ATTACHE CASES. COMPRESSED'CANE- CABIN TRUNKS STEEL TRUNKS—in fact, everything required forTRAVELLING. ' . . ■' ’ i; i. .—-.v Compare our Prices, Sen our Window Display. ! CARPET The BISSEL CROWN , JEWEL is the BEST ' on the market. Thoroughly reliable. Any parfbaTTMleplacea.; ~ l:„._Qur Prlpe.;_2l/», No household is complete without a “ Othar Prions, 25/-, 27/6, and 37/6 TO COUNTRY PATRONS.—You can reach us by post. Drop us a line for any particulars. regarding,pricy...... We are only too pledsed to yo^ George Winder, iVWlittgtopc This Mower is Self-sharpening—. ■ Saves the Yearly Expense of Re-grinding. & &he : Y .'Great {.AWN MOWER Utun Knife vim Raised Edge One of the most important features in “Great jBalK bearing Lawn Mower is the' Dead-Knife; If.is made of crucible steel tempered by the best and latest : methods. The cutting edge is raised, making l it s'df-sharpenift'g hhtil;.;the' knife is entirely worn away. ■■ ’ , , ■ _ • Most lawn mower blades are made -oS* 1 structural steel—without temper. “Great American, ” self-sharpening* blades " Are Made of Crucible iTjool Steel,) v. « as good as vour penknife or carver.- In fact razors hav&actually beenforged of-“ Great American”--blades. ■ ■■■ ; * ,V. The revolving cylinder, 6 inches in diameter, has five cutting knives of finest cast steel,'hardened and tempered in oil. The-dtiving wheels arc io inches in diameter, and as about 6} inches of them-tire;'entirely covered, ' ij, -•--. w. ... Grass Cannot Enter the Motive Power. These machines arc built like bicycles ‘\\Bh perfectly, adjusted, ballbearings and ' dust-fight ball-cups and Cones. “Grot. American”.. Mowers are graceful in appearance, finished in Aluminium ajocLGold, and handsomely decorated. Sizes 15, 17,. ig inches. _ v Write to Department “C” for full particulars. E. W. & Co:^-Etd, Agents, Hunter Street'atid' Jervbis V^elßhVwn; sa