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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17143, 24 October 1917, Page 2

an as m$S mm mam m wsWimm§m* mi SILK SPORTS COATS. SMAET STYLES, in pretty shades of Cream, Pink, Saxe, Grey, and Champagne— Prices J 47/6 S5/6 62/6 67/6 Check are Fa^ Checks are always smart and moro or less in evidence, but to-day Checks are decidedly correct and fashionable wear. The D.I.C. have a well-assorted stock of Check Materials suitablo for Dresses, Coat Frocks, Costumes, and Children's Wear in a variety of colourings and weaves—materials that make up smartly, give satisfactory wear, and wash well. Patterns are sent post free per return mail. ' These Check Materials are Exceedingly Smart for Sports Skirts. ZEPHYR SUITINGS, in splendid material for Summer Wear; excellent weight for Dresses and Coat Frocks; Neat Checks on White Ground of Brown, Navy, and Black; 40in wide— 1/6 YARD WOVEN ZEPHYRS, splendid washing material; colours woven right through; ideal for Children's Frocks; Small Neat Broken Checks in Pink, Red, Brown, Saxe, and Black; 28inwide- y^ k YARD SMALL SHEPHERD PLAID CHECKS, in a soft, mediumweight cloth; very popular, and most suitable for Coat Frocks. The -Checks are small and neat, and the colours are Black, Saxe, Grey, and Brown on a clear White Ground; 40inwide- y^ k YARD SUITING CHECKS, medium to heavy quality; for Summer Costumes and Coat Frocks; excellent for washing; colours' woven throughout; Small Bird's-eye Raised Check in Grey and White, Black and White, and Fawn and White; 42in wide ~~ 2/11 YAIRD VOILES. Very dainty, woven Checks in Blue, Grey, and Helio. on White Ground; 40in wide— 4/441 YARD NOTICE! On and after Monday, November 5, our Ware* house will close between I o'clock and 2 o'clock for Lunch Hour. WAR-TIME ECONOMY! Will you help by carrying home your small parcels? T^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^2^S^^^SsSl2lljlL-----^. >vm wsmm Wfmm^i lllti^ Price for New 1917 Model 4-cyl. 5-seater £425 Why StudebJcer CarsJ are so Dependable The reputation for dependability enjoyed by all motor cars bearing the Studebaker name is founded on the remarkable sturdiness of their rear-end construction. Realizing how much the safety and comfort of the rider depend upon this part of its cars Studebaker has left no stone unturned in its efforts to make the new 1917 models as near perfect and beyond criticism as possible. 1 The rear axle is. of the full-floating type, equipped with Timken tapered and adjustable roller bearings. > The springs are three-quarter elliptic. They are j long, fiat and resilient, insuring maximum safety; and comfort. 1 The brakes are big, ample and quick-acting. Over a quarter million Studebaker cars in daily use throughout the world stand as living testimonials to the soundness of Studebaker dependability.' See the Studebaker display in our showrooms and let us demonstrate this and other Studebaker fea» Jures to your satisfaction. 'iiii* All Studebaker cars for the overseas market are manufactured at the Canadian Studebaker factory, Walkerville, Ontario. Agents for ADAMS. LTD. N.Z. Importers of STUDEBAKER Motor*

f!W mm m m 1M ■■IB wmm ss 'iiirfSst KP You Chop Down Motor Supply Costs When You Buy From Us *We cany everything that yoa can possibly need to insure economy, comfort, and safety. Everything that is new in automobiledom is here.' »■ We specialize in These tires are now sold under the United States Tire Company's regular warranty—perfect workmanship _ and material—BUT any adjustment is on a basis of .000 Miles Wholesale Distributors — MAGNUS, SANDERSON & GO., LTD., Wellington & Dunedin. OTES ON RURAL TOPICS 'byAgiicola, I Weekly, in the Otago Witness, dealing With subjects oi cwieirSterest'tolarmers." I with eubjeote of curisat interest to farmer.