Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16963, 27 March 1917, Page 8

I ' I ! , i, -jO SL iPi 1 I ! @ I Before ta 1 ing Stock we are going to clear almost ( _ 11P©1 II ill tlnssl #ii4lf iCP complete House Furnishings at prices to delight P ;■*■■■. lliSLSt@r , . . p ra %jw\j< • %dwz & *•■ i- s every visitor. j Bhdes! 1 %t Par Qaafcf.y is known all over the Dominion, j i Wx i lin ■■ ' i I i SOLID OAK DINING SUITE, £22 1 6ft VERY SPECIAL IMPORTED .' ' I|j 1 * 111 ' 9f| B I I 10/. Sale price, £15. CARVED OAK SIDEBOARD. Cost ■ --S££_- . '■ ■ ~—— ——- , " f I. I | H ' I I I SOLID OAK DUTCH INLAID MOW £25. BEST AXMINSTER CARPET, BODY AND BEST BRUSSELS CAEPETS, BODY AND »i ' L^- [ 8 I g _ T ,._», • i /- / BORDER; all the verv newest designs and BORDERS three nnlv •in ■Rlntm eji ~~ ||. Iα »\ || HP>S cjw,.*, t*k I SUITE, very special £ 27 _ 10/ i SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDE- colorings. Usual price, 12/6 S ' i I I . Sale price, £20. ' BOARD, £19 io/. NOW £13 10/. XMINSTER A i Sa.e price, 10/8. x .. salo prlco, 4/11. |f& Tj l| I 6 only SOLID OAK DINING CHAIRS, x HIGH-BACK SETTEE AND TWO A SS? T ?Sy f "te! 60 only BEST AXMINSTER CARPET L Hif gg^^^SMin?TO=: ft each NOW 19/6. ARM rWATRQ in Q,-1U OP f Usllal P rice > 10/6 - Sa,B P ric3 ' s / 11, ENDS, ljyds long, finished ends. Usual ' Jk|MJiiis & & IN 30/ eacn. «n«ww io/w. AKM UlAlKb, in biUc Tapestry, In Green, two tones, reduced to 6/11. . price, 12/6. Sale price 7/11. * I . rfC^'WW^&fc ssi - fa —^ S I only SOLID OAK SIDEBOARD (im- very slightly soiled, £14 10/. ALL CA RPETS MADE AND LAID FREE DURING TEE SALE. - j - ' . ' ' " ported), 10/. Now £11 10/. Now £$ 10/. . . ■ , { ~~Z- ■ : lIIMOIFIIMS AT DARGA?K PRICES. Get in early and tStf! I ''Hlw lIIjH I 11111 l 'I! a taaaseeenaeßJ 80 MOHAIH SLIP MATS, ill Greens, Crim- CASEMENT CLOTHS, in Cream, Cham- «?b ,(*-e ir* ' r?ra '■'"'' > 'In l '' if fiPpl l I § k "« 4 i &„- ' ' * son, Blues. Usual price, 5/11. pagne, Blue, Green, etc. ' * Af% -k -->~.. ¥ <B «•**«•&«!& sw* H /*^«^«y . ;! m Iff I I \ t 2 • * ? *. - ' ■ • 6a13 price, e/6. 1/9 no w 1/3; 2/3 now 1/6. JT*.k& sDOi&O. LlH©S* HwOlil© 111 . i ©"ClEy* « i: - : * /A few Pairs of ART WOOL CURTAINS, in TAPESTRY TABLE <JV*SRS N . | • ; P " ed, &age ' and n ree ? - • on, * o-, SI^ K 0 ? L FRINGES in all shades! " : ~ m ;.|. - Mγ^^— - ' SrUSrSSSfe.. Uualpnces,6d l?fiX i cheval duch- full - size iron bedsteads, . I % /111 'w| JEl3\ ror and two full-length side glasses QUAINT DUCHESS CHEST, 42/. |1 | N J I ' " .. 1 SOLID WALNUT BEDRobM SUITE 1 -OAK "BUREAU, with |4 ' | . .T*iJ*" " . s»^S^ £^p^^> 2^^S^-- = I J FULL - SIZE IRON BEDSTEADS FANCY METaI, YALM STANDS 8/6 Pi 8 I^ITF^F^iUVT//^ , °UR WEIL-KMGW&a BRANDS OF ' | | J ' ' m .' I. ALL AT SALS PRBCES. , PALM STANDS, WHATNOTS, ETC., ETC., ALL GREATLY REDUCED. M X&tßfrm u**<fni9*ißcnim.:*<n\m*^3.Jii.*oi'n,-9iuiMi9MmmLi*w*m.-t*i***-rw 'nurninim. ■■!- ■■—-■■ ..in. hi in--n-iii 11 11 -.--rT^v'—x^-~r*rTT M^'",f;; 7r" m " v M"-"f l ~ ,^^^H-'"T'Y; TTTr^TV^ I >■!■—■ in*»*.-muf.—,immLmum_Mm y\ i<llll-i rinmii 11 urn ■ iiiiiiii 1 urn ■mil ii ■!■■■! iMiin ■■ ii 11 111 ■iiiiiiniiiiiMinßii in lmiMnmir rTrniin—niTTTriTiiiiii»iiriiiii[ ■ 111 n n win iiiiim mimi■l nm ■■ nr^'-rr

t Besiio Send ' t0 Hep Mep at the Fpont ' To the thousands of sisters ■ who have brothers'at the front and whoSe thoughts are 4 constantly with them, and m \ what can best be sent them ' <$\ Is A *° their lot easier or i|i^^^^2l^§^M^ v- '' no * be am ' ss *° suggest send- , in *> a bottle of Dr. Morse's !1 Kitlly !" ' system to get out of order, if !jjffii ff iA • <^s s^^^ <md it is this getting out of *£ * or sucn an enormous loss .„. .. ■ ' ' f rom sickness. The shot and shell of the enemy are only a part of the danger the soldiers face. To be an effective soldier good health is far and away the most important single item. £°ATI a " d they Can be <*& »y &• -n tS VrsoTs 10,000 Bottles of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills were offered and accepted by the Aus- mwvzvxTzrzv"/ ~■..■■„.■■-.. § received from Egypt, and other advices, the W^^^W^/^k^M/^^^^^W^w^^^ I gift of these Pills was highly appreciated, %MW^m^mWMMWM^mM%WMm 1 because they met the every -day require- mW^^M^W^Mm^M^M&MM I ments, and kept them in perfect condition. m^mm^Mw^m^M^W^MmM \ Root'pmsV inclu-° f Dl *' MOrSe ' S Ind - an I sent to a Brother at the Front.^^ 6 ei " g

Stored-Up y ; "S7 is a splendid reservoir for ambitious, go-ahead folks. t Right living — especially proper food eaten regularly— is the basis of real energy. FOOD has a delicious taste and contains the natural Phosphate of Potash grown in wheat and barley. This vital element, often lacking in the ordinary, meal, ' combines with other food elements for rebuilding the tissue cells in the nerve centres throughout the body.' The man who daily includes Grape-Nuts in his dietary feels the glow of energy in nerve and muscle —stored up for the long, steady pull that wins. "There* B a Reason" for V Grape-Nuts

I General Sir Douglas Haig. in the extent ! of the tributes paid ■to him during the war, will soon have eclinsed his record in tho_ South African campaign, when lie was thrice mentioned in despatches. After French, he is probably the greatest cavalry leader wo hare.

.Sausages will not burst if rolled in flour before frying.