Page 13 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17324, 25 May 1918, Page 13

STEWART DAWSON'S "REGEIMT" fILARK CLOCK. Early risers never worrv about dark wintry morns when I Jr^f'^" Alarm keeps vigil the night through for j,^/j * s an untiring ij/fjjj sentinel—a sentry who #' '*" uam keeps accti rate pace of the II fleeting hours, and is ready, to wake you on time—just when Jr you ask him to. The " REGENT " is made specially to our specifications by the famous Ansonia Clock Coy. We have had included in the movement all the latest improvements that are necessary for accuracy and many years E of service. ' | I SECURELY ||/fi FORWARDED PACKED, r r IC© O/ O POST FREE. B STEWART DAWSON & CO., Corner Princes and Dowling Streets - - DUNEDIN. 8 n——ii'in im» ■■iihwi Jg> T»£ WWERSAL CAR . j Essential Work At Lowest Cost! j Nearly 80 per cent of Ford Cars in New i B Zealand are saving Time and Money in | the performance of essential work. The 6 Ford is economical to buy and to operate g reliable under all conditions—adaptable to B such purposes as Trade Deliveries, Commercial Calls, Medical Rounds, Postal Collections and Deliveries, Fire Brigade Service, and the Transport of Farm Produce and Supplies. I The Ford is promoting National Efficiency because the Ford itself is highly efficient. LICENSED FORD DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION ASK FOR FREE LITERATURE Dunedin FORD Dealers ——— {j Todd Bros. & Co., Ltd., LOWER HIGH STREET. j I Mine s Red Seal, Please! J , Men with cultured palates invariably . 1 I ask for RED SEAL, when orderinsr § "Jfff their Whisky. 1111 Iu BUCHANAN'S RED SEAL you 11 S 9 I"™ - *get a Whisky that is perfectly matured 'P B i and properly aged, full in flavour, yet | mild and mellow. | SCOTLAND'S CHOICEST. Buchanan's Red Seal Whisky. MILNE, BREMNER, Ltd., Wholesale Agents, DUNEDIN. j Suites in Saddlebags, High Back, £10 10s. Sideboards, 90/-. Carpets 45/- to £7 10s. MATS and RUGS Endless Variety. FULL-SIZED BEDSTEADS, Stained, 39/6. OAK BEDSTEADS, 65/Come to the old popular Factory and Showroom for Valve. F. & F. MARTIN - 3 Octagon Eyesight, Efficiency, and Output. THE intimate bearing of {rood Eyesight upon Industrial Efficiency is one of the discoveries of the War. The commercial value of Eyesight, in its relationship to Health and EDieieney, is now being fully realised both in Great Britain and America. Some two years ago a large iirm of manufacturers had the eyes of their entire stalF tested, with the following results: "Men with defective vision were found doing important work "requiring the best of vision. Others who had complained "of headaches, digestive troubles, etc., experienced immediate "relief after their eyes had been fitted with glasses. So " beneficial have the results proved—both to the employer and "employee—t.hat now every applicant for work is examined for " eyesight efficiency, and aDy errors that may exist are corrected "as soon as possible." There is a helpful suggestion here for Otago people. Mr. NEILL is avail ble for Examinations at all times, by previous arrangement and he is prepared to supply glasses nude to meet every requirement. Professional HUGH NESLL 249 George St. j j Optician (DJao.A., f.i.0., London Telephone 3156. ryVHE FAKiIEBS' PAPER.-The Agricul- | DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS JL tuxal Department of the OUgo WUueM KJ JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENTas acknowledged to ba unequalled by Uurt Job Printing of every description dono with el any other Weekl* m ihm -Dominion. \ Despatch, and at tho Lowcet Current JUtef