Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19761, 12 April 1926, Page 2

6 DAYS’J CgftT At the “Wholesale Warehouse” Our having to .ear these coats on account of being somewhat overstocked is your opportunity to secure the newest styles at greatly reduced prices. Prices ordinarily are much lower at “The Wholesale Warehouse"; at a sale time such as this they are incomparable, as the following lists will prove. Velour Coats 35 only ALL-WOOL COVERT COATS— Worth 75/Sale Price 427WARM NAP CLOTH COATS; Navy, Fawn, Nigger. Worth 79/6 — Sale Price 49/6 SMART CHECK VELOUR COATS— Worth 847Sale Price 59/6 VELOUR COATS, with handsome Fur collars— Worth sgns Sale Price 63/The whole of our huge stock of Coats at Reduced Prices. 30 only LONDON AND PARIS MODEL COATS; no two alike. Worth llgns to 14gns— Sale Price 9gns Ladies’ Mackintoshes SUPERIOR QUALITY BRITISH RUBBER COATS; Navy, Saxe, Brick, Grey, Tan, Black—— Special Value 28/6 NEW SHOT-SILK MACKINTOSHES — Special Value 63/500 Wool Knitted Costumes almost given away! 120 ALL-WOOL KNITTED COSTUMES— Worth 39/6 Sale Price 17/6 180 ALL-WOOL KNITTED COSTUMES— Worth 49/6 Sale Price 24/6 150 ALL-WOOL KNITTED COSTUMES— Worth 69/6 Sale Price 29/6 50 ALL-WOOL KNITTED TUNIC AND JUMPER SUITS. Worth 69/6 ' Sale Price 29/6 DOUGLAS BERNSTEIN & CO. Ltd. “THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE” 10 DOWLING STREET (next Post Office), DUNEDIN.

Suffered 12 Years from PILES good. mis mao •««« {^ au z^^ Booklet* and stock* of "Zaun" can be obtained from B. S. Scofield. Chemist. Slock Exchange Buildings, and H. L. Sptosen, Chemist. 1 George St.. Dunedin A grateful patient writes from North Auckland: Now that 1 have finished your Zann treatment. 1 w rh to let you know that ( feel quite free horn Piles I suffered tor twelve years but ihmlc 1 of them for good.** This man had FOR THE GRASS WIDOWER Buying fresh milk when you’re ‘ ‘ baching ' ’ is a wasteful business. You either can’t use it all in one day, or it goes sour. If you are at home on your own while the wife’s on holiday—get in a tin of Highlander Milk. A couple of punctures in the top with a can-opener and you have milk “on tap” —no worry about it going sour or it being wasted. Ideal for camps, too get in your tin of Highlander TO-DAY If you dislike sweetened milk, ask for UNSWEETENED MILK (“ HIGHLANDER ” BRAND). Use a smaU quantity undiluted and you will not tell it from Fresh Milk. Highlander MILK