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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18349, 13 September 1921, Page 3

INSIDE INFORMATION It is information about the “works ” that you want when buying a watch. Outside appearances are liable to deceive. We keep a watch expert on the premise?, and every watch is thoroughly tested before leaving our hands. We keep only the good kind, and guarantee them thoroughly. Buy here and be sure ! WILLIAMSON’S Matchmakers 31 Princes St., Dunedin.

■BBDBBDB / »uil > ni i*M* IM* MM•* J mi»»»•«* Many solid foods are indigestible and are not good for the children. But Caley’s Cocoa is an ideal food b everage for the youngest Kiddy. o».ct PUPS *N QUALITY OCU«OU* IN HAVOUft 4 1 Ad!<Smj^3J)C3lF > i Cocoa s is wholesome, pure, and therefore possesses the real chocolate flavour. Splcndidfor sickly people whose bodies > need, nourishment but whose appetites need tempting! Get a tin from your store —you'll agree that Caley's Cocoa is the perfect Cocoa I 6 % Sole Distributing Agents: J. D. ROBERTS, Ltd. Customs St. E., Acc land % 733.

"Not the same as others.” MALTIOIB for roofing: economy Its refined and restful appearance renders it unequalled for use on your cbttage or mansion, but its wonderful durability and low price has made it popular for covering large roof areas —such as for warehouses, factories and other large buildings. Send for samples and illustrated booklet, post free. DONALD STUART, Ltd. N.Z. HARDWARE CO. BRISCOE & CO, Ltd. PATERSON & BARR.

Beware Influenza ! None of us will forget the dread Influenza epidemic of 1918— and the recent cables telling that influenza in its most severe form has broken out In Tonga, reminds us that the last visitation came from the islands. PREVENTION is better than cure. The utmost care should be taken. At the first sign of ' the " Flu ' go to bed immediately, and do not get out for any reason. Take Bonniivfton’s .MsliOMos? This safe and sure remedy proved of immense value in the last epidemic. Thousands testify to its merits in promdting recovery and saving the lungs from serious trouble. Better still, it is the best specific in guarding against Influenza Infection for it forms an antiseptic film on the throat and bronchial lubes, hence Influenza germs cannot find lodgment. Escaped “Flu” in the Big Epidemic Mr. J. Rhode*. Salisbury Street, Christchurch, writes :—“ We took Bennington's Irish Moss during the Influenza Epidemic, and are quite sure that it saved us a lot of trouble.” Be on guard—take the surest preventive measures—take Bonnington’s Irish Moss during the present danger. The Family bottle—large size is only 2/6 Everywhere. 202

Springtime and Summer Fashions in their most Attractive and Economical Aspects' ; •o Beautiful Modes at Prices, mucK Lower than those of a year ago Buyers can now make their purchases for the New Season with every confidence,’at prices that relievo'tho strain of the times,, without any sacrifice of Quality or Style. The unsettled conditions as regards, values which have prevailed for tho past six months are now pretty well over, > and prices are again . fairly stable. Some goods' may recede a little, but, on the: other hand, some are already fi lining. Relieving that the information will be for the benefit of . Buyer and Seller, we Are quoting some lines which are typical of the whole, at the, price -’how 'and the' price for the wine goods twelve months ago. The comparison will be found most gratifying MILLINERY PRE-EMINENT IN CHARM AND loveliness: OUR SHOW OF NEW HATS IS PRONOUNCED SUPERB! LADIES ARE' SHOWING THEIR PRACTICAL APPRECIATION BY. BUYING FREELY. WE QUOTE THIS WEEK SOME QUICK-SELLING STYLES:— 1 TABLE OF LOVELY TRIMMED HATS at 29/6. YOUNG LADIES’ READY-TO-WEARS, only 9/11 and 12/6. UNTRIMMED HENDERSON HATS, newest shapes, and -best head fits in Black, Cream, Putty, Henna, Navy, Royal, Lemon/ Pillar Box Red, Saxe,, etc. 15/6 each. EXAMPLES FROM A CAPTIVATING COLLECTION. SMART, DESIRABLE COSTUMES, MODISHLY c/Ad DESIGNED AND MODERATELY PRICED. LADIES’ FINE 'WORSTED COSTUMES, latest styles ... in Grey, Navy, and Putty, with self silk stitching— Price last year £9/17/6 Price this season £6/19/6 LADIES’ FINE GREY FLANNEL SUITING COAT FROCKS, self silk stitching— Price last year £5/5/ : .‘Price now £3/19/6 ■’ LADIES’ SILK UNDERSKIRTS, in Pink, Emerald, ’ Blue, and Grey— Prices last year LJ/6 and 52/6 Prices now 38/6 and 35/LADIES’ PESOO CHEMISE VESTS, finest quality, n All-wool— Prices last year 19/11 and 14/5 Prices now 15/11 and 9/11 HI THE NEW SEASON’S NOVELTIES IN COTTON DRESS FABRICS. DOUBLE-WIDTH RATINE SPONGE CLOTHS, in Rose, Henna, Lemon, and White ; heavy-weight. Price last year 9/11: — Price now 5/II DOUBLE-WIDTH SPONGE CLOTHS, White weft in Plain Pink, Sky, Rose, and Champagne. Price last year 6/11 — . Price now 5/6 ' DOUBLE-WIDTH STYLISH CHECK RATINES, Light and Dark ’Compound Colours. Price last year 15/6 — Price now 8/11 DOUBLE-WIDTH PLAIN VOILES, ih Lemon, Henna, Flame, Vieux Rose, Apricot, Navy, Champagne, Pink, Saxe, etc. Price last year 4/6—:. ' ' ‘ Price now 3/6 FANCY AND FLORAL VOILES— Prices this year 3/6 3/11 4/6 and 5/6 HOUSEWIVES, PLEASE TAKE NOTE I DOUBLE-BED COLONIAL BLANKETS, full weight and size. Price last year 57/6 Price now 32/6 FANCY DEPARTMENT PRICES THAT WILL WIN FAVOUR. BALDWIN’S 4-PLY BEEHIVE KNITTING YARN, in Vieux Rose, Mid and Dark Saxe, Navy, Emerald, Fraise, Brown, Copper, Rust, Orange, Mole, Tangerine, Lemon, Lavender, and Jade. Price last year 22/6 per lb—■ Price now 30/6 per lb . CLARK’S ANCHOR PLOX, a special mercerised yarn for knitting Jumpers/etc., in Light.:', and Dark Brown, Mid - and Dark Saxe, Old Gold, Lavender, Grey, Vieux Rose, Molel;-* Pillar Box Red, White, Pastel Greenf Pastel Blue; also VELVENO’in the following-’-/?) shades: Geranium, Salmon, Pastel Green, Drab, Lemon, and Ecru. Price 12’:;/ months ago 4/11 per hank— Price now 3/11 per’hang;-.? ARTIFICIAL SILK CROCHET INSERTION, 2* inches wide; suitable for Jumper trim? ming; in Black, Lemon, Vieux Rose, Salmon, Lavender, Saxe, Cream, and Copper. ’ Price last Spring 4/11 per yard— Price now 3/3 per yard ra sodatisn 105. 107, 109. 111, 113. and 115 George Street. Branch at South Dunedin.

Scores of pianists use _Sydal regularly because it keeps their hands white and soft, and their fingers supple. Sydal is the best skin improver known —it cleanses the pores, and has a stimulating action which results in a soft, healthy skin. After housework, ironing, gardening, rub Sydal into the hands, and any tendency of the skin to become red or rough, will be checked. Sydal is only 2/- a jar—the price has not been raised since 1916. Get it now 1 120 iwcfe/ (Wilton’s Hand Emolliont)