Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 24181, 18 July 1940, Page 3

TWELVE DOZEN Occasional CHAIRS At Remarkably Keen Prices for ©ne Week Only Covered in Tapestry — Genoa Velvet — Wool Moauette STYLE A STYLE B STYLE C 26/- 30/9 35/6 STYLE D STYLE E STYLE F 40/6 45/6 54/6 STYLE G STYLE H STYLE J 63/3 66/- 74/9 STYLE K STYLE L STYLE M I 70/9 79/3 83/3 STYLE N STYLE O STYLE P 91/9 90/3 107/6 These Low Prices are for One Week Only, and apply to i stock lines comprising 150 chairs. j Prices must advance, so select your Chair TODAY Terms at these Prices are for Cash with Order but can be entered at our Usual Marked Prices. PETERSONS H MAIN STREET - - - - GORE !

WHOLEMEAL CAKE rra No white flour, only brown sugar, -■[ butter, eggs, and fruit. It’s delicious and wholesome. BMWWtoiBh ss, WWE extra at Has a fl e ij c j ous new cr eam filling', / country which is not oversweet. An ex- n/ttl Per agencies. quisite sponge treat for all the H/ ’ll jjj family. Try a pound or two! “ £l3 Ltd. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL also at Irk Street, Gore.

CW O NEW EVER re ady eJeO© ELECTRIC WATER HEATER Water — hot water — for every home need, both day and night! And all of it that you require, too — in a C.J.S. heater the water you draw off is immediately replaced by fresh water, which is heated and ready for use in a surprisingly short time. tThis is the most economical system and costs very little for power. If your present hot water service is not satisfactory, install a C.J.S. and obtain 100% service. FULL PARTICULARS FROM NORMAN MELVIN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER DEVERON STREET. ’PHONE 2061 M

Cosy Travel In Trains Safeguards Against Winter’s CMU New Zealanders whose use of petrol is necessarily restricted by war conditions have the compensation of cosy travel by train. They can sit at ease free from worries of winter weather. Trains are well warmed and everything is right for real comfort. In the progressive policy for the safety and comfort of passengers the New Zealand Government Railways are well in line with the best achievements overseas. Train Travel Helps in the War Effort