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Otago Witness, Issue 3344, 17 April 1918, Page 16

I •A~ The Escoort Alarm, 6/6. A good example of the values we are offering. Kings on the stroke -with a loud, continuous ring. Keeps splendid time ; stands hardest wear. Handsomely Nickel-plated. Post Free, 6/6. m Reliable Alarm Clocks At Pre=War Prices I 'TpHE coming of the long dark Winter mornings suggests the need for a good Alarm Clock if one is to avoid sleeping in and being late. Our stocks just now present an opportunity of getting a first-class Alarm Clock at pre-War prices ; and the term pre-War prices " has a greater significance to-day than ever. If we hadn't purchased these Clocks before the rise in manufacturers' costs our prices for the same quality Clocks would be nearly double. The- ESCOUET is a case in point. Others we can supply are the VOUCHER, 7/6 ; IMPERIAL/ { 2/6 ; -LEADER, 15/-; 8-day SENATOR, 21/I J -\ ;..W POSTAGE PAID BY TJS. 1.1 I (ONE ADDEESS ONLY): Corner Princes Street and Moray Place, Dunedin.