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It is Knitting Time and We Have the Wool YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND ON GETTING THE NEWEST W’OOL OBTAINABLE AT C. SMITH’S. ( WOOL FOR EVERY PURPOSE. FROM THE SOFTEST. FOR UNDERWEAR, TO THAT FOR SPORT COALS, SCARVES. SOCKS. ETP--V PATON’S SUPER FINGERING, 4-ply—36 different shades. • 1/11 per loz. skein PATON’S ROSE FINGERING, 4-ply—>6 different shades. i/« per loz. skein i ROSEDALE WHEELING, 3 -ply—Dark grey and mid grey. _ 1/3 skein. 9/6 per head of 8 skeins ROSEDALE FINGERING, 3 -ply—Dark and light grey, black, white. lod skein. 9/6 per head of IS skeins BEEHIVE WOOL—In cream or white only; for children’s undergarments, etc. 1 or. HANKS SHETLAND WOOL, 2-ply— 2/8 hank roz. HANK ANDALUSIAN WOOL, 4-ply— ' 2/9 hank ioz. HANKS LADY BETTY FLEECY. 2 and 3-ply— 2/9 hank UNSHRINKABLE VEST WOOL, 2 and 3-ply— 1/* Sksln BALMORAL WOOL, 4-ply— ' IAM oheta IVORINE WOOL—With silk thread, 2-ply. 1/IB Skein have the WOOL FOR KNITTING MACHINES in 14 differ- • ent shades. 2oz. hanks a/6. 18/9 per !b. PATTERN TUFTS OF WOOL SAMPLES FREE ON APPLICATION. CSMITML™

CHILDREN’S RESTLESSNESS. . A feverish and fretful child is _» great lather in a household and disturbs th© rest of others. Narcotics and soothing syrups should h© avoided Half-tea6poonful dosee of Fluenxol (Is 6d and 2s 6d) will rapidly allay feverishness without any injurious effects whatsoever. Health authorities commend FluenzoL 12

Considerable haioc was wrought by. fierce winds this week in the orchards and gardens in and about Invercargill. The destruction was especially severe on the fruit, many tiees, if at all exposed, being left as free as if their branches had been shaken by some gigantic hand. Flowers were also destroyed freely; and a number of amateur horticulturists are bewailing the destruction of choice blooms. Tho wind, which appears to have been pretty well, confined to the town so far as the height of its ferocity is concerned, did not do a great deal of damage ill other ways, although one or two windows gave before the blast Per Children's Hacking Cough* Wood's Grant Peppermint Cum

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10847, 12 March 1921, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10847, 12 March 1921, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10847, 12 March 1921, Page 8

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