Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17081, 13 August 1917, Page 7

1 Matchless Values for This Week j . i'| ,catnres and new va'nes in almost every section will be featured every ||| day of this week for the continuation of D.I.G, \ jlgj » fdjbeccaJtd Brwy day finds fresh Bargains. Onr Departmental Managers art going care. ; fully through stocks, and all odd lines are being thrown out, and at ridiculously . Low Prices. Watch the Bargain Tables daily. i BW BARGAras iN FUnNISBINGS AND CLEAR,NG UNES FROM THE FANCY L HAIiDWAHE. DEPARTMENTS AND OTHERS. • gr ° UndS B i C - jSMWIAL LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, in Usually"T/4* Jd 1/6 Did yd. kwn ' mC ° ly ' t I "VTTRAfxJS KT?T9 -fm. rw ■ t v Special Pnce 6 for 1/11 I ;IVOrySba<36 ' inDeat LABmS : CREPE OVERALLS; light and dork j | Usually 1/9. Now 9 id yd. fngT^'e " d ° iroa " 1 Pfce«dy HEAVY EEPP CRETONNE; Basket * Usually 4/6. Now 3/11 . I Ivioweis design, Cream 31in wide— ÜBna%2/9. Now 1/3 yd. SEE SPECIAL BARGAIN TABLE OF LATEST ;j l BRUSSELS CARPET ENDS; sizo 27 x 54; useful WAR GAMES. H » rth ™S»> PDZZLES AND TOYS—Usually priorf from 1/11 Worth 13/6. Now 6/6 each. 1 each " All at Half=price or Less. | BREAD KNIVES, the "Quick Cut." slightly shoo- WHITE JAPANESE CREPE, specially imported coiled— * . f° r ladies Underwear, veay soft and excellent for ; Usaally 1/- and 1/3. Now 6d each. Embroidery work, 30in wide— ' best quality rollers; NAVY COTTON Usuallv Nm- oo /r flmart boat frocks; good material— ■«. * m„ LAM*. lA • i/r Ji trimmed Felts, and all this season's styles and S w ?/ 6 1 /° 2 /" colourmgs— § toge size, with Miller Burner; Usually up to 29/6. Now 2/lleach. | Opal Shade- . CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS, some vetry pretty fl worth to/-. Now 17/6 each. styles- • All to go at 2/11 each. j Free Postage or Carriage »F\ f See the St. Andrew's Cookery Book g 8 — n .1 r . H H I H in onr High Street Window, which the g | OH LfZXptTy to the Country. $ JL® Sisterhood of St. Andrew's Church are 8 [ presenting to H.M. Queen Mary. | —a—n— —...... iwimi lumimir i The dynamo on Studebaker Studebaker Electric Lights and Starter are Always Dependable Few medium-priced motor cars are Eqmpment includes electric equipped with such a dependable S^2S£rffi starting and lighting system as are dash, Blackmore curtain open- Studebaker CarS. er, Khaki hood with leather ventilating, rain-vision This standard equipment is a two- I STs££!S£aT£S: P l ?' starting and lighting outfit built especially to fit the Studebaker and complete set engine, btudebaker engineers have J ° x ° cia ' worked in close harmony with the makers of this system, with the resuit that it requires less power from //^SSPSS! the engine to operate it and has more I cranking efficiency than any other J system made. It is absolutely dependable under severest conditions. • Visit our showrooms and watch us operate this Studebaker dependable starting and lighting system. »„/-„^ Ces: Studebaker cars for the overseas marAUGUST i#t, 1917. ket are manufactured at the Canadian 4 ' Cy «Jd C RoLdJe" riDg Studebaker factory, Walkerville, Ontario. £425. -r« 6-cyl. Models, Toaring St Jf^.* and Roadster »Dfcd.» Princes St. South, Dunedin Waterproof Magneto. Agents for ADAMS. LTD. I 1 NX Importers of STUDEBAKER Motors ■'' - - Prompt Delivery is Ti 18 1 JL fjr , I | B My three children, had bad D . it-, II 3 coughs and sore throats. After | Customer C©Ei£id©nco' M Isjs^^sEsaiiNrcnsl • R mixed aa directed the oonghs i j fl were gone and the throats cured. H j | I •will never be without it." 31 must be delivered when promised. The slow, ST-fFffraTi slipshod, expensive methods of Old Dobbin and his ! \ ■ " waggon are rapidly giving way to the march of progress—to the quick action, prompt and economical 1 X delivery service made possible by the | | V V • A M JO-?-/ r SandwlchesS^^^ Indian Parcel Car ;! Quickest Delivery on Earth | || Lun^j eese J fl Three times the amount of work at approximately one- lit""! It spreads !iKe Butter i & third the cost. No lost motion, no costly delays. A j | ,-i ani3 DOSSeSSBS all "-B I complete, thoroughly practical and economical solution of \ fM f tho ustmohSc nm | the merchant's greatest problem-delivery. M fef =: ™ VaiU r alm P r ?" " M | ' ■ , . | m,*: PCrtles of perfectlyP D The merchant who conserves the interest of his customerr by doing j ' M mflfstrpri Fisil Praam piwl | away with the keen disappointment occasioned by inadequate delivery || mi--, UU wtßdih f I service can best promote quick turnovers by putting the scurdy, speedy H g Ww 1? Cu&QSB. t® S lka"^ Bto ar 011 jot. Its commercial possibilities are un- jjj I See the Indian to-day—find out why it has earned Interna- 1 Il&~" tlonal Supremacy. Get the beautiful New 1917 Catalogue. | B -3Cooke, Howlison & Co., Ltd,, ! 1 Agents - Dunedin. | • jf\TAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS miHE FARMERS' PAPJSR.—The A K r:cul- DAILY TIMES AKD WITNESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.— I tural Departmont of tho Otago W,tno FS jJ JOB PKi.vnjNG UETaUTJu' Xi Job Printnig of every deecnption dpno with le acknowledged to bo unequalled by Pnuting o£ avery deocription uouo* with fluraatt JBotee. o£ any other Weekly in tfca dominion, • Deapat.cH, and at tiu> Lowest Curieut