CHAS. DAHL & SON TENT MAKERS AT THE SHOW When the motor car became an established fact, the horse, the blacksmith, and the saddler went to the board. Exactly the same thing has happened in the tent line to-day. Messrs Dahl and Son have designed and patented some novel ideas in tents. The special features about them being the fact that they can be erected in three minutes, have canvas floors, anti fold up into a very small space. It is no wonder then that the old ridgepole tent with cumbersome gear is now a thing of the past. To anyone contemplating a motor tour this season, no better advice could be given than to inspect the fine exhibit of *‘Dahl’s Reliable Tents” at the Wanganui Show. The beautiful lines of the “Marquette” tent immediately take the eye and the interior arrangements consisting of two bed-rooms and kitchenette together with a roomy porch are ideal. Another novel invention by this firm is the “Kamp Kooker. ” This is really a most ingenious idea and should be seen by every motorist. A splendid assortment of collapsible camp furniture is also on view at the exhibit. The warning the firm gives to intending purchasers to place their order at once is not hot air or any advertising stunt. Last Christmas the orders were so heavy that a number of eleventh hour buyers were disappointed. Eventually you’ll buy a “Dahl” tent and common sense says order it now. As * ( Dahl’s Reliable Tents” are registered at the New Zealand Patent office, no other maker can quote you for them. Local agent: Messrs R. G. Bellamy and Co., Taupo Quay, Wanganui. CLEANSING AND COOLING MOUTH-WASH. You sometimes wake up in the night with a dry, parched tongue and a wakeful, feverish feeling. That is the time for Fluenzol to prove itself! Half a teaspoonful (undiluted) used as a gargle works wonders, and a refreshing sleep follows. Always keep Fluenzol alongside the bed and keep free from microbes. Puny and irritable children are often afflicted with worms. The safest and most pleisant remedy is WADE’S WORM FIGS. Absolutely effective. Woods’ Great Peppenranz Cure. For Children’• Cough.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19994, 10 November 1927, Page 10
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