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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14706, 5 June 1920, Page 2

fo Mali If As one day succeeds another, it is noticeable that it is colder and more searching than its predecessor. *[f It is good policy, therefore, to get in full supplies of Sewing Materials— D.I.C. FLEECY FLANNELETTES for all kinds of warm Winter Garments Patterns if you .want them—Postage (Paid White Twilled Flannelette, very best quality and make „ ' ~ , 31in.wido 1/Iliyarrt 36 in. wide 2/11, 3/0 yard Plain White Flannelette, for Chidren's wear, Underwear, etc. , 28 in. wide -1/84 yard 31 in. wide 1/10.} yard ! 36 in. wide »/» yard Striped Flannelette, for Pyjamas, Shirts, Child, ren's wear, etc. . 34-36 in. wide ... 2/9. 2 11. R/G yard 32 in. wide 1/®1» 1/H4 J aid VerT Heavy Quality I>ark Shirtinga for Men's and Boys' Shirts, dark grey ground* with coloured stripes ... ... S/tt yard Clydella, a very similar cloth to Yiyella. made hy the same makers. Guaranteed unshrinkable anil good colourings in & variety of good mousing, Shirting, and Pyjama patterns 31 in. wide 4/-1 I yard JO in. Cream Wincey, a special fine cloth made especially for Ladies' Lingerie. Night \\ enr Chilrlren's Wear, etc. Very good value . .J;U yard Cashmerette Blonsings, for morning and housn Blouses, medium and dark grounds m stripe and ■ .mall sprig designs. Real D.I.C. Box 597 Duiiedin DOES AN OLD THING IN A NEW WAY It automatically, runs Oil whorls oil up : ; "Tildes, and on .slcids. or runners on downgrades! Hundreds of tlunn are proviujjp every claim we have ever made fortltflmj' and "here's a fairly recent report typictt; of scores wo lnvve: received:— "Hopwcod," Vapakai Road, Til Dear Sirs,— I received tin' Carlvlc Patent Sledge in order, and atn pleased to say that 1 hiivo it satisfactory in every way. It is siihHtaiitiallj made, and well adapted'for the couvey.niCo oj. such heavy materials ;is posts, wire*, stakes, fins wood, roots, and other fodder over rough .pit" country such ,as we havo round here., weight boiii;; near the ground reduces liability to enpsisse, the wheels greatly the pull on an up-Krnde, and the .spi «t the rear form an "Ifeetivo brake on a <<own one,' tlius preventing sledge and lead slipping on to horses' heels, as the old bush sludge. 15no!o»)< pleaso find cheque for the account. Yours faithfully; JAMES BMIIH. No reason, at all why.your.l'xperiem shouldn't he equally as satisfneioryi| Mr Smith's. Send-fpr, Special, pamphlet. Please mention this Paper, BOOTH. MACDONALD, & C 0.,» NORTH OTACO AGENTS: A. SLATER AND CO., Oamaru. Miwi I I'll' ■r—i ALFA-LAVAL DREAM SEPARATORS. MORE CREAM MEANS MORE MONEY! Through using an ALFA-LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR J'at-HitiV. "duty, as well us poundM shilling's a...i pence, now demands thai every cow-owner .save every a unco °j cream and butter-fat. Our Allies need every pound buLtcr wo can send then). It's "P you to help! There never was a time in the M t.ory of New Zealand when procmctioi and elimination of waste wero of B, '®j tremendous importance, nationally fluf individually. . ' j The in'stiillation of an " AlF^ LAVAL" stops Jill wasto of cr«a. labor, thus helping you "To Uo i®! Hit." , j FOR CATALOGUE & ALL PARTICUL ARS WRITE OR CALL UPOIj MASON, STRUTHERS & GO. in 70 STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. Local Representative : A.. "NV. "WILSON, North Ota no Hotnh THE COSTUME QUESTION. SOLVES ITSELF NATURALLY AND EASILY iIKWKIf you are in doubt, Madame, as to the style to decide "P on your new costume, will you not pay us a visit ;ind look ' c | sl through the wide variety of smart designs and our hig selection the newest patterns in the materials now being: worn. On TAILORING DEPARTMENT is competent to r«»o, exactly. COSTUMES FROM r LADIEj lure itny s*>| £lO 10sN, M. HOO Ladies' and Gtnls' Tailor.

FOUND, in Thames street, the place to have your Cycle enamelled and made like new, at a. small cost. — McKenzie, Rival Cycle Works. REAT MILL - END SALE V3T NOW ON. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.—W. AIKENHEXD, Cash Draper.