FROM ALL CAMPS And MILITARY HEADQUARTERS, SURPLUS SOLDIERS’ CLOTHING, BEDDING, ETC., ■ Together with ? GENERAL DRAPERY STOCK All included in PENROSE’S GREAT SALE Surplus military stores SOLDIERS’ CLOTHING, ETC, HAD TO BE OF THE BEST, HAD TO STAND HARD WEAR. NOTHING SHODDY ACCEPTED. ORIGINAL PRICES REDUCED BY ..HALF. W, PENROSE & CO., GEORGE STREET. —Ad-vt.
A wonderful new X-ray outfit, which' iwJvßti. o' l Ihe top floor of a building' •cnfi exterminate the mice in the cellars, has been installed in the Cancer Free Hospital. It is from four to six times as powerful as any other plant in London, and it can raise the voltage of supply to 250,000 volts. •. Used for the treatment of deep-seated cancer its rays can pierce steel 2in in ■■{thickness. It can fog a photographic plate on the other side of the building. The; radium gas is stored m bottles, and when; released is efficacious for two days. NEES FOR ; CARPETS NEW SO’CCKS. ■LATEST designs. Just landed ex Zealandic, Dorset, and Tainui. A R ESSE A. M LESS TAPESTRY SQU 9x9 :• ••• 10i x 9 12 x T 9 12 x 10 85s: 100 s: 110 s" 145 s SEAMLESS AXMINSTER SQUARES—--9x9 10i x 9 12 x 9 12 x 104 WILTON SQUARES—- , mij.i.O-., -A2-X-9-WILTON CORRIDOR RUGS—--9 x 44 U x 44 HALL RUNNERS—IBin Tapestry 5s yard 6s yard £9 10s £l2 £l4 j £l6 ; £l6 £lB 10s £5 £4 4s Witt 'Hapestry 27in Axininster 27in Wilton ... 7s yard ■ 17s 6d yard : 17s 6d yard NEES. THE, FURNITURE. PEOPLE. Hanover Street Railway Crossing. (Thnsc Miuutuß Railway Station.) —Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18541, 29 April 1922, Page 10
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261Page 10 Advertisements Column 4 Otago Daily Times, Issue 18541, 29 April 1922, Page 10
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