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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22355, 31 August 1934, Page 2

BELLS Ltd. 92 Princes Street, Dunedin all mail orders delivered post free. COMFORTABLE UNDERWEAR. LOCKNIT VESTS and KNICKERS. Ideal for Summer wear. In S.W., W., and O.S. Colours: White, Flesh, Nile, Sky, Rachelle, Salmon, and Corn. 2/6 per pair HOME DRESSMAKING SIMPLIFIED. MERCER’S PATTERNS. The LATEST IN NEW SPRING STYLES. Special instructions enclosed with every design. Each Pattern examined and carefully tested. Bd, lOd, 1/Ladies’ LOCKNIT PYJAMAS, heavy weight, ladderproof; in contrasting colours with a dainty floral design. Blue and Pink, Green and Coffee, Coffee & Lemon, Rachelle and Coffee. 10/6 per pair Tablecloths, pure linen: coloured border; 52 x 52 Dice Pattern Tablecloths, made in Ireland; 54 * 54 White Linen Tablecloths, coloured border; 54 x 54 *’ Beautiful Cepea Tablecovers, charming designs; 36 x 36 - - - 3/11 - 3*/6 . 6/11 - 1/6 Utility Nickel Safety Pins, assorted sizes ------ 50 for 6d Best Quality Dress Preservers 1/Boilproof Bias Binding, assorted shades - - - - 6 yards for 6 Silk Net Hair Nets - - - 4d each Washing Silk Elastic - - - - 3 yards for 6d Jazz Garter Elastic - - - 9d len * th Steel Crochet Hooks - - - 3d each School Pads, 200 pages, ruled both sides - - - - - ' ' * 9d Writing Tablets, feint ruled, linen surface, with Envelopes to match—-9d Cream Envelopes, good quality pkts, 1/Wooden Pencil Cases - - - - 6d eae J* Scribbling Blocks, 6}in x 3d eac “ Coloured Pencil Crayons, 12 in packet, with 5 Foreign Stamps—Bd Grand Value in Exercise Books, 120-leaf - 5<J each Greaseproof Papers * * ® ® d Playing Cards, New Zealand-made - - • Playing Cards, fancy backs - - - * * * * * * * * * / Gents’ Heavy All-Wool N.Z.-made Working Socks Genuine Interlock Singlets for gents - - - * Genuine Interlock Shorts for gents - - - - ' Jerseys for boys 10 to 15; cosy and warm - - - 1/3 pair 2/6 each 2/6 each 2/9 each Loubet Freres, a new Powder of an incredible fineness. A Powder that will not clog the pores or harm the skin in any. way-r-1/- box Cusson’s Vanishing and Cold Cream in tubes specially made for the purse - - - - - 6d a tube Dreamland Baby Powder - - 1/’ tm De Esse Refills give a creamy lather - - - - - ” ' ' 3 for 1/3 De Esse Shampoo in Cocoanut. Henna, and Palm and Oil—3d packet INEXPENSIVE AND LOVELY WORK FOR NIMBLE FINGERS. Traced Aprons in dainty floral designs • ■ ' ’ * ’ Three-piece Toilet Sets, linen-finished - - - - • " ' ' 1 / 3 * et Arras Cloth Cushion Covers in new designs - - - " \/ll each Silk Poplin Runners ' ' J/JJ * ac " Supper Cloths, 36 x 36; hemstitched ready for crochet - 1/11. each Organdie Handkerchief Sachet with lace edge - ---!/• each Dog Chains, British make, heavy gauge - - -■ - ' 6ft for V® 48in Leather Lead, complete with Dog Collar - - - - " ' 2 / Strong Rim Lock, complete with fittings and antique copper handle— A Wonderful Selection of Flower and Vegetable Seeds in well-filled packets - ® P &ck f * fO / VReliable Garden Seeds, Peas and Beans - - - - -2 packets for 9d B tToaf BELLS, LTD. dunedin [COLUMBIA? ' 1 1 ’ MADE BRrroK/torch batteries^ FOR DEPENDABILITY AND LONGER LIFE I 1(2 • Although the ordinary Radio spans the Pacific the ATWATER KENT. ALL-WAVE jumps another few thousand miles and gives you in,addition England and the Continent of Europe—News Bulletins and entertainment of every description from London, Paris, Berlin —in fact you are but a fraction of a second removed from the major cities of the world. Think of what you are missing without an ATWATER KENT ALL-WAVE Radio. MU! cure fTlodeis flurm £23 MCCRACKEN & WAILS, 17 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN M 7rtIVTBW!.ITOBS r 6 A OP LIN CrCU LTD W£LLI NO. TOT. DISCARD Of* BATTERIES Radio Enthusiasts ! Get rid of your expensive Dry ‘B’ ; Batteries. Milne's *B ’ Accumulators not only glye better { reception, but you charge them yourself from yonr 6-volt i accumulator at practically no cost. Save pounds annually * by investing In Milne’s. Send 3d. in stamps for interesting 24-page descriptive Booklet. JOHNS LTD., Box 471, Auckland

The London flat of Mr Ernest Brown, Secretary for Mines, in London,_ was broken into lately and the Ministers military medals and _ jewellery stolen. Mrs Brown was having tea with her husband on the terrace of the House of Commons at the time. The thief, or thieves, also took several items of jewellery belonging to Mrs Brown, two of the Minister’s suits of clothes, and several silver wedding gifts. Apparently the thief must have been disturbed, because articles of value which might have been taken were left behind.

When a batch of motorists appeared! before a magistrate, Mr Metcalfe, at Old street,. London, * recently for failing t« conform to traffic signals, a number suggested that mistakes had been made by police officers. The magistrate eaid:_“J can understand that one officer might make a mistake, but if I am asked to be* lieve that 40 officers, one after another, are wrong it is more than I can ba» lieve. Twopence halfpenny fines are n* good. Motorists simply say: 'I don’t care twopence for your lights or any* thing else.”