Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17320, 21 May 1918, Page 3

— | 5 CONFIDENCE. 11 K. ' ■ js- The first evidence of the appreciation of sound business k methods is a firmly-established confidence in, and a (cj growing increase of patronage extended to any particular concern. , It is, therefore, very gratifying to the management of BROWN, EWING & CO., LTD. to find their regular business methods earning for them such an expression of CONFIDENCE and APPRECIATION. The manager, therefore, takes the present opportunity of expressing the thanks of the firm to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have so tangibly given expression of their appreciation by more largely availing themselves of the service B. E. & Co., Ltd., place at their disposal. B. E. & Co., Ltd., can confidently assure their patrons that at no previous time in their history have they been able to render such a genuinely beneficial service as now. s Browim, Ewiog <& Co., Ltd. h g DUNEDIN'S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE. x JAe Vinzgartfiatti j I* catcdc I jSest forjPidklinfF EATERS USC v are an ex P ens * ve luxury these times, bat ! | | The New PERFECTION 10 proportion of water—and if decay O •J is to be prevented, a. really good iS up n, „ m _ _ ( "rm I Smokeless Oil | | Mrs Heater in essential in order to neutralise JB R SSubr„tt M .,S° r - , / » not one of these. lj injurious chemicals and mineral KfJ S St On a minimum consumption of oil it its merit!—insiit on getting s Tui? diffuses a soft, warm heat, which. I 6 5 7 —, ft" permeates the office or room, rendering | W ° a sec^uct * ve * n j J «As this season's supplies are limited, .«» LI orders should be placed without delay. I §fIL JOHN EDMOND, J General Ironmonger and Hardware Merchant, WffgißOND STREET (opposite Scoullar & Co.) Daily Ximea undertakes the POSTING- of woodcuts (any sice), sxRF.AMF.HB, Telephones: WAREHOUSE 422. OFFICES 357. POSTERS, and every description of Printing in the moat prominent positions in ths city, an ahortest notiM. > ' Seasonable Goods at ggL Reasonable Prices! Attractive Values at the "D.5.A.," J 111 1 |n||p To City Residents we present a cordial Invitation to pay cs a visit, \VV in order to see the many SPECIAL VALUES IN MILLINERY, fic., now jjoBW Country friends should send on their orders by mall, and these will be caretully attended to. Ladies who purpose coming to the City lor // jy f yf K \ Show Week are heartily invited to walk through our large Showrooms. / STYLISH AND PRACTICAL BLOUSES. HEAVY GREY FLANNEL. 12 dozen WOVEN STRIFED FLANNELETTE We have just opened 10 pieces 29in HEAVY. SHIRT BLOUSES, most useful fcir morning' GREY FLANNEL similar to Waitaki School wear; in Cream and Grey Grounds, with Cloth. In two shades of Medium Grey. Pink, Blue, and Helio. Stripes; as illus- Most popular and useful for Varsity Tops, trated. 3/11 each. Girls' School Blouses, Shirts, Costumes, etc. WINCEYETTE UNSHRINKABLE BLOUSES, Special Price 2/11 yard. with Collars, Plain Cuffs; in assorted < Grounds and Stripes. 4/11 each. NEW "UNDERWEAR" LACES. LLAMALAINE SHIRT BLOUSES, in Cream THE NEW 4in WHITE IMITATION FILLET Grounds with Plain Black Stripes. 6/11 and LACE, with Deep Points and Beaded Top. 8/11. 1/9 per yard. Suitable for trimming CrepeFLORAL & STRIPED DELAINE BLOUSES, de-Cliine Camisoles, etc. Insertions and a great variety of colours and designs. 6/6 other widths to match. t>t mTccc • , VALENCIENNES WHITE LACE, Shoulder CREAM RADIANTA BLOUSES, with fine Strapping; ready to use. 1/9 per yard. pes. 15/n. Splendid selection of WHITE VALENCIENNES LACES, Scalloped both sides, for letting / into Underclothing. All new styles. 1/9 and 2/3 yard. LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS IN WINTER fejcQUALITIES. \ COLONIAL ALL-WOOL BLOOMERS. ; W" LADIES' "PETONE" FINE-WEIGHT PURE 7 V J WOOLLEN BLOOMERS, Elastic Waist and \ — Knee; in Navy and Dark Grey. 9/6; \ /V * W., 9/11; 0.5., 10/6. JVSt. LADIES' HEAVY-WEIGHT NAVY BLUE b \ \ \ "MOSGIEL" BLOOMERS, Shaped Band. Vly S.W., 9/11; W., 10/3; 0.5., 10/9.' v V LADIES' MEDIUM-WEIGHT RIBBED "ROSYOUNG LADIES' HATS AND CHILDREN'S LYN" NAVY BLOOMERS, Elastic Waist PRETTY "PADDYS." and Knee. S.W., 9/6; W., 9/11; 10/6; READY-TO-WEAR FELT HATS for Young E. 0.5., 11/9. Ladies. A fashionable Hat, with deep head- __ ___ ' fit and Roll Brim; trimmed Band and Bow. SMART OVERCOATS FOR THE BOYS. Colours: Fawn, Bottle, Saxe, Navy, Black, BOYS' TWEED D.B. OVERCOATS, for Boys Grey. Champagne, Emerald, Purple, Wine, 2 to 5 years; in Dark Greys and Mixed and Brown. 8/11. Tweeds. 18/6, 19/6, 22/6, and 23/6. THE PADDY HAT IS THE POPULAR CHILDREN'S HAT. In Gaberdine; Fawn shades ALL-WOOL COLONIAL /JBP AS£l —6/6 and 7/6. In Velvet; Black, Brown, BLANKETS. itSr Grey, Marone, and Saxe—3/11, 4/6, and 5/6. Win lift In Plush; Vieux Rose, Grev, Cardinal, Sin^le Bed ' 26/6, Cream, and Green —10/6 and 13/6. In Black Double Bed, 32/6. INHuBmUkSI Sealette —10/9, 11/9, and 13/11. Extra Large Size, 42/6. mEhHH Drapery Supply Assocn. Ltd. WD 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, and 115 George Street. JHf BRANCH AT SOUTH DUNEDIN. $