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Otago Witness, Issue 3314, 19 September 1917, Page 7

- : «s Big Ben—with his bold face—clear cut figures —shapely hands —his sturdy legs and strong, wellgroomed body. Pleasing to the eye—mechanically right—serviceable full of vim, vigour, the Joy of living. A prompt, faithful, lasting servant. Set the alarm sleep soundly, trustfully. Big Ben has you on the job on time. Big Ben is seven inches tall, well built, handsome, punctual. He has a big, easily-read dial — a cheerful, deep-toned voice—large, comfortable winding keys a light running movement with watch-like escapement—an alarm that calls steadily for five minutes or intermittently for ten. 15/- at all clock dealers;" La Salle, 111 .in..u.s.a. Western Clock w&taox 3**55 ..-/; \*mmxA ■m With :A Permanent Color ft Permanent foo^lfE llLUlilLul -,,*.>■ .- «•* "►' J,s ri** »S» •■*>£**£*-- *■'*>■>••■*&.''.&<■ %:-m^hr>^ No matter where you go you are sure to find buildings of all kinds covered with RUBEROiD has weathered the storms of Time and all climatic changes, \mm& better, has a finer appearance, and more easily fixed in position d Ask anybody who has used RUBEROID. i V -.VI §m mam. -:k-. :.:M: ';" ■ 111.11 raaasn i Dunediu, Invercargill, Timaru. m\ REEX3E3 RUBER RUBERDID iOy'. , i.|.' l , ns ISsMIL- . pn : 11- l 1 -' r 2T* j"ji*- r ' i: ,■■ __ - •-'-• ■ ■ : - C. ] Circular Pointed - Peos ß Seven These series of Pens neither scratch nor spurt They glide over the roughest paper with the ease of a soft lead pencil. Attention is also drawn to their patent Ann-Blotting Series. Ask your Storekeeper for an assorted Sample Box.