Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13510, 2 July 1914, Page 4

The C.D.C. clearing sale is now in full swing. Purchasers can rely on getting genuine bargains. All new goods imported direct-this season.*

Louis Kerr for New Goods; Silver Serviette Rings, Sugar Basins, Cream Jugs, Tea Pots, Butter Dishes, Hotwater JugS;*

For Gold-mounted Ribbon Alberts, Gents' Signet Rings, "Cigarette Cases, Sovereign Purses, and Shaving Mugs, visit Louis Kerr, Jeweller.*

"Ther&'s a lot of interest taken in 'polities/ sez Mumbles to me. "But," sea I, "Mumbles, the man as take® pollyticks • too seriously is a fool." Next nite he wakes me up in bed and sez, "Did yer see the; Dermimon?" "Did I wot?".' sez T. "Yes, I saw Mr Pap had bagged (in his mind) the Motueka, Nelson, and Marlborough seats for the Massey Party." Then I sez, "Don't worry, Mumbles, it reminds me of the proverb, 'Blessed is the man who bloweth is own horn, lest it be not blowed.' Just fancy the Hanglo-Indian tea man to beat Roddy, Tommy, or any other Reform man to wipe out 'Arry. I don't think! J knows'nothing about the lawyer McCal, but I've no doubt that he'll be on time at the finish." I tolls Mumbles that I 'opes tho people will keep cool and not neglect the important matter of makin their 'omes comfortable and 'appy, and attractive, and Bill Lock can best advise 'em on tk's matter. For, arter all, what's the value of pollyticks as com-, pared to a 'appy and comfortable 'orae ? My advice to Liberals and Reformers is, "Don't neglect yer 'omes, but go right away, to Bill Lock's great furnishing place, select some of the # lovely and up-to-date things there, which yer can buy at such low prices-, and make yer 'ome 'appy. Lock's 'aye a lovely stock. If yer don't believe m© just go and see fer yourselves. You'll be welcome at Lock's."*