Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Star (Christchurch), Issue 8912, 25 April 1907, Page 4

2216 OIL HR7LTERS FOR 151- --\ What do you think of. an offer of 22/6 Oil Heaters for 15/- at the beginning of the "Winter ? This is how we can do it. In a fire on the s.s. "Irish Monarch" from New York, 100 of the famous Miller Oil H aters consigned to us were damaged, The damage is so slight that with a little cleaning we could sell them as new. But that is contrary to our Business principles. Instead, we have cut the prico to a point that will cause the Heaters to be snapped up in a hurry. While they last we offer tho World's best hfatera — rt al necessities in Winter — SA OriO-ihifd CfF. Every heater is guaranteed to be in perfect working order, the slight damage being on the outside. The closest inspection in invited before baying. 50 Small siza Heaters were 22/6 now 15/---50 Largo size Heaters were 32/6 now 20/SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. dolombo Street. 35 YEARS 1 SUCCESS. Quit© a Lifetime! BONNINGTON'S (CARRAGEEN) IRISH MOSS Has kept in public favour, and its sales are greater than any other one cough medicine in the Australasian colonies. Medicines have come, been tried, and have been forgotten, yet Bonnington's remains. The public know what is good, and their continued support of Bonnington's Carrageen Irish Moss is the best proof of its efficacy. Your Grocer and your Chemist keep it. Distinctly ask for BONNINGTON'S. 35 YEARS' SUCCESS.

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