Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17328, 30 May 1918, Page 4

| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. HELP TOUR COUNTRY! HELP YOUR NEIGHBOUR! USE AS LITTLE Of WARONUI COAL WAJRONUI COAL WARONUI COAL WARONUI COAL WARONUI COAL AS POSSIBLE JUST NOW. The coal situation is critical, and in all probability it will bo worse before it gets better. The Proprietors are doing their ntmost to supply all that is needed, and request users to assist them in their endeavour ' by using as little as possible of WARONUI, and under no circumstances to burn it unless actually needed. Co-operation in this respect will benefit all concerned. "You * cannot eat your cako and keep it. Likewise, if you burn WARONUI indiscriminately just now, not only you, but others, may experience difficulty in getting sufficient for ' your needs later on. "WASTE NOT." "WANT NOT." Especially Good Coal like WARONUI COAL (The Most Economical Coal). ••••••••••• THIS WEEK'S I""".'."""-"" Er OTAGO WITNE^Ij — WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. WAR TIME IN A SCOTTISH PARISH. TALES O¥~TH E V.C. TWO ORIENTAL DREAMS OF UNITY By Jessie Mackay. ' A RICH MAN'S WILL By Dora D'Espaigne Chapman. THE NEW ZEALAND HOUSEWIFE By Constance Clyde. 5 DADDY, By Olive E. Ellison. "ALIEN'S" LETTER FROM ENGLAND. SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS By C. J. Lynde. " PATER'S" CHATS WITH THE BOYS. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS (61 Pictures) — f lt - ry of 18 - p tmndei- 6 in Action. A Divisional Headquarters During a Battle on the West. Departure of the OUgo and Southland Quota of the Forty-second Reinforcements. Tommy at Play in Italy. The Thirty-seventh Reinforcements at Trentham. New Zealand's Roll of Honour. Scenes on the Western Front. Empire Day Celebrations in Dnnedin Executive of the South Island Dairy a'ssoeiation. J Soldiers' Graves in France. Whare Flat and Silverstream Watershed. Baxter e*tc Fireman R<)b€rfc Thomsons. Thomsons. Thomsons Thomsons. Thomsons. Thomsons ThZ 8011 * omsons - Thomsons' Thomson* Thomsons. Thomsons Ihomsone. Thomsons. Thomsons! rhomsone. Thomsons. Thomsons.

OSTENTATIOUS DISPLAY Is NOT one of our characteristics, but

STERLING WORTH i* Our Present SHOWING OF WINTER GOODS amply proves this RESIDENTS QF DUNEDIN AND VISITORS will bo w„i„„ . ' they come Shopping to test the truth of these assertions. Welcome by us when

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