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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11933, 13 September 1924, Page 7

POPULAR. NEW FABRICS at JAMES SMITH’S CORNER BE? ti JASQO” Gingham t, * mmm Floral Marocain JASCO GINGHAM is made to oar special order by a leading English manufacturer and is obtainable only from us. Coming in over 330 different designs and colourings, embodying both stripes ana checks, this fabric is the finest value in the Dominion. The designs illustrated are random pickings from the big variety we are showing. “Every colour under the Sun." |/6 YARD Striking as it does an entirely fresh theme in cotton fabrics, this new creation is ensured of a big run. Every degree- of taste is catered for in the big array of colourings. Flpral, Shadow, and Persian designs on ground colours of Rose, Sky, Lemon Helio, Sunburn, Nude, Putty, etc, offer a wide range of choice. This fabric washes splendidly. m YARD JAMES SMITH LTD. -JSEJRSt CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS WELLINGTON

Ford Touring Car £163 F. 0.8. Wellington (abject to change vitboat aotfct* Electric Starting, £l7 extra. Ford predominates—in New Zealand* as in all other countries —because it supplies the essentials of adequate, economical transportation. •• Ford has been the pioneer in the motoring industry—has blazed the trail in every fundamentally sound transportation principle. Authorised Ford Service is to be found wherever motor cars are used—always capable, business-like, and prompt. BRITISH Manufacture ! The Ford Car is completely made in Canada, with the exception of parts to the value of £3lU>lCARS TRUCKS TRACTORS WELLINGTON DEALERS ! FORD SALES AND SERVICE COY. 89-93 Courtenay Place The Local Dealer is entitled to Your Trade

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