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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11497, 18 April 1923, Page 9

pq R, es ro r yALii HUB at the ‘D.I. C. Reductions in Price ! Too many Baby Carriages, Push Chairs, Baby Chairs and Canvas Cots—far too n\any, therefore thO’D.LC. has tievisedind put into operation this Special Clearance Sale.. Mind there is nothing wrong with these high-class vehicles save that some of them are shop soiled', 'hence in many instances prices have been cut down to below cost. Here is a rare opportunity to secure a beautiful baby carriage at a very much lowered cost. - • Big Come to See These Baby Vehicle Bargains!! FOLDING SEAGRASS PUSH CARTS—A real snip. Usualprice £s~ To GoAt 65/SEAGRASS PUSH CHAIRS—With hood; well built and in good order. Usual price £6/ioj-. Now 80/STURGES’ FOLDING GO-CARTS—With rainproof hoods, beautifully strong and light. Usual price £6/iq/-. NOW 90/* ONE SEAGRASS PRAM —With hood, upholstered in leather, beautifully sprung; best English steel wheels, lining slightly damaged. Usual price £iijs/-. .. - - . Now £6 ONE SEAGRASS PRAM—With Neither "hood, upholstered in French Grey leather, well sprung. 'UsuSl'price .£ll/17/6. Now £6/10/ONE SEAGRASS PRAM—WeII built, finished in cream leather hood and lining, very ligjit weight. Usual price £7/3/6. Now £4/10/ONE SEAGRASS PRAM—With beautiful Seagiass hood; perfectly, sprung, best steel frame; in first,class order. Usual price jf/12/10/ONE SEAGRASS PRAM—Collapsible .Leather hood, well sprung;' light weight; in good condition'. Usual price £7/17/6. Now £5/10/*0 R S>AUI2 DJ.C. ro

Vests in as big an' assortment as you’ll find anywhere in all lengths, with sleeves, without sleeyes; fine wool, silk mixture, cotton etc., with the added advantage of our Popular Pribas rj m CESStf* IN'THE ~B CASH* DISCOUNT. special Value in ladies’ woollen vests —Slip on shape; short sleeves. 4/6 RIBBp>, .WOOLLEN VESTS—Short sleeves; good finish; -31 in., 36 in., 4oin. 6/3, 5/6, 6/3 .English .wool; front fasten’for WihtefUwear; medium and chemise length; short sleeves. a/11, 3/11, 4/11 LADIES’ WINTER VESTS—In wool and cotton mixture; slip on shape or front fastening; short sleeves,; W.*and O.S. 7/3, 6/6, 9/6 ALL WOOL-- -COMBINATIONS—EngIish - make; special‘value,-• long-or--short sleeves; Creme only. W and 0.-S-.. - 13/11 to 16/6 LADIES’- ALL WOOL OPERA COMBS.—Ribbon shoulder straps'; Creme; Wand O.S. 10/11, 13/6 \ SATISFACTION’ GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED. ... g. CjkSH DISCOUNT. Remember opr Hosiery Sale ends Saturday, axst insL Veitch & Allan The Big Family Drapers, Clothiers, House Furnishers CUBIT STREET* ' ~..1.,,...,..,.. WELLINGTON.

Miss A/rnic Laming {From a photo.). Don’t Suffer Another Day with Indigestion and Dyspepsia “I think,your Or. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules are in a class by themselves,” writes Miss Annie Doming, Kelburn, Wellington, New Zealand. “They are - a preparation one cannot speak too highly of. For years I suffered from Indigestion or Dyspepsia, whichever you want to call it, and nothing that I tried ever seemed to do me any good. I was told that Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules were entirely different from any of the 60-called In- . digestion cures, and when ,it was explained to me that they were rnt a laxative like roost of the others, but were Digestants which digested what you eat, I began to realise the difference. At first I took them regularly for about three weeks, and'al though I then seemed quite all right,, and there was no apparent need to take them any longer, I eori- , timed to take one of the white Tabules about once a day after the mast hearty meal I had, usually dinner. 1 find that this kept me from feeling any ill-effects from having enjoyed my dinner too much, and even now, I take i one occasionally if I go out for dinner j before the theatre. I consider your Tabules a really scientific, high-class preparation. I do not think people can appreciate how good they are, for if they did, one would not see so many people suffer from Indigestion as Is so apparent everywhere." Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules Digest what you eat Sheido n 3suMa2i£*J ViG sr*tu»ott Dive ConoAsv

a Tutankhamen j A Foird Car was chosen by the late Lord jCaraarvoa and his investigatorsfor tiTSVeliiog in the Valley of the Kings. A rffgftt Isrue~ oftte~London “Sphere” ' shows^everaiFpictures of Lord Carnarvon’s party driving in a Ford at Luxor desert. The Ford’s garage. is an old empty tomb near that of Tutankhamen! The “Sphere” states: “Mr. Carter has .Moihuch work lo do. and must move quick- ~* ly".'* In the ‘Ford hfe can reach Luxor in -"2§-rainsrr on-a donkey it takes IJ hrs.” Haines 101 WELLINGTON DEALERS! Ford Sales and Service Co., S 9-93 CWM-My Hwe. The LopnlJPeoiar U Entitled to Ypgr Trade,

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