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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16964, 28 March 1917, Page 2

THIS WEEK, at the Mutual Stores, A SPECIAL DISPLAY will be made of Autumn and Winter NOVELTIES, Just Opened ex s.s. Ruapehu and s.s. Corinthic. SHOWROOM. 40 SMART FUR COATS, in Coney, Marmot, Musquash, Squirrel and Seal Musquash— Prices from £12/17/6 to 75gns! A Large Assortment -of CONEY COATS, trimmed Bear, Korean Bear, and Chinese Goat— From Jsgns to 27gns. Just Opened: MODEL MILLINERY, VELOURS, and READY-TO-WEAR HATS, FEATHER MOUNTS, FLOWERS, Etc., Etc. Large Range of LADIES' SPORTS COATS, Mercerised, Silk, and Wool; in. all the most .desirable Shades and Shapes— . „ From 21/. to 115/.. COSTUMES AND COATS, from the most exclusive London ' producers, beautifully Tailor-cut in the most fashionable Shapes and Colourings. * . • BLOUSES SHIRTS, in great variety; in Flannelette, Viyella, Wincey, Crepe, and Silk— From 3/6 to 29/6. FUR SECTION. , c .Several Thousand Pounds Worth of Lovely Furs, all the Newest styles of. Mufis, Necklets, and Stoles fully represented. 8 .JOX SETS— From 20gns to 35gns. . BLACK FOX SETS— - From lOgns to 33gns.' BEAUTIFUL ERMINE NECKLETS- From 60/. to 105/LARGE WELL-MATCHED SETS- From 25gns to 33gns. HUNDREDS OF SETS in Squirrel, Wolf,-Cross Wolf, Fitch, Natural Blue and Grey Fox, Kolmski, Canadian Bear, etc., etc ' Fine Collection of Heads, " Tails, and all kinds of Fur for Collars Cuffs, and Flouncing. . . SPECIALS. 65 dozen GOOD < ITALIAN KID GLOVES, in Black, Brown, and lan Most of these have spotted during the voyage from England The quality is our ordinary 4/11 Glove, and the ' damaged price is 1/11+ pair. BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF NECKWEAR SILK MOTfYR SCARVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY/aod GLOVES Tlow being ppened up. £15 °bn!i^ A r'f M G( I ODS ?J NE N, new patterns; Runners, Sideboaid Cloths, Supper Cloths, Mats, etc., etc. Mutual Stores AUTUMN SHOW of NOVELTIES in all Departments. Hiir 111 mii ii!!■ iiii mini | P I n W | MM j dILU tiinmiimninmniiii—bh——— {bh—as—aa J&365 Stg« MAIN PORTS. . A Big Five Passenger Car at a Remarkably Low Price This newest Overland is the largest Four cylinder car ever ofiered for a low price. It has a wheelbase of 112 inches. It has electric lights and electric engine startier, electric control buttons on the steering column, one nian hood, deep soft seat cushions—every convenience and comfort. It has the exceptional comfort of cantilever rear springs and four inch tyres—two features seldom * found on a car at this price. It has beauty and style and its big, four cylinder engine will furnish more power than you will ever care to use. It is beautifully finished in brown with hood and boot to match. You will be delighted when you see this new Overland for it is just the style of car you want and it costs considerably less than what you expected to pay. Let us show it to you today. Model S4-B The Willys-Knight five passenger touring car^ 114 inch wheelbase, Knight type engine, • Distributors for New Zealand:, N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., Christ church. A. HATRICK S COY., LTD., of Wellington and Wanganui. Sab-Agents Otago and Southland: WIMPENNY BROS. S REID, LTD., Dunedin and Gore. Willys-Overland (U.S.A.) Australasia Ltd. 352 Kent Street, Sydney, N.S.W. Cable 'Adiress—Overlandls. Toledo (A.B.C. stti; General, Western Union, and Lieber Codes.. The Fertiliser for South Island Soils! ROCKLAND Basic Phosphate The Famous Result-giving Manure. This popular Manure provides the phosplialie element so much lacking in the soils of the South Island. It contains 18 per cent, of Phosphoric Acid in a form readily and completely available. It counteracts I lie acidity in certain soils, and the proportion of lime it contains tends io liberate the jDotash and nitrogen latent. ROCKLAND BASIC PHOSPHATE is dry and easy to handle, and in every respect is far superior to Basic Slag. Its quick solubility gives practically- immediate recalls, and wherever used it has proved wonderfully successful. Full Particulars and Prices on Application. Kempthorne, Prosser & Co.'s N.Z. Drug Co., LidL Agricultural Chemists, DUNEDIN.