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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12562, 15 July 1910, Page 2

• ■• \ V ":'?'^&^rY,' v.f ?fik '**'' " "■' •*■ DRAUGHT ■ **Jv r r t^j^^^^^"''' - "jUtts^* 1 _&? *" IY'lLia. vAJtt J. WE are Actual takers. The mission of the illustration i? to demonstrate this fact. The .snapshot shows a collar-maker at work. The Collar in hand is a heavy draught, for which wo are famed far and wide. Collar-making is an art —a tnvio in itself, practically confined to a few City factories from which airnost ever}' retail shop in New Zealand draw their supplies. Special facilities, special toolo, special materials, are necessary for tho manufacture of Oollar-s. Ryo. Strnw for instance is «.«sc-jiiiai,and mxist be flail thrashed ; machined straw is useless for Collar-making. We get our annual supply from a well-known Waverley farm. Our Collar-making department is a busy one. We manufacture Draught Collars from 235. Gd., Plough Collars from 195., Spring Cart Collars from 215., Milk Cart Collars from 225., Van and Coach Collars 'from 205., Light Harness Collar from 18s. Gd. to 255. Quality a stand out feature of our make Collars. j Price a market advantage of our own make Collars. | Comfort —every provision is nmde in this direction in our own make [ Collars. Durability.—Our own make Collars are composed of such, good materials that there is scarcely a limit to their length of life. We fearlessly assert that no -A'uer make approaches them /or natuiul shape, comfort-giving and wearing qualities. Young 1 & Collin's VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI.