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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIII, 20 November 1923, Page 6

THOSE DAINTY AFTERTHOUGHTS OF FASHIO) GLOVES AND HOSIERY THE dainty lady of fashion is never entirely satisfied unless -he i, faultlessly arrayed “from head to foot" and af the mere <■.. tion of such tilings as “Hosiery" and “(doves ’ she is all ear-. Het practised eye—ever on the alert for something new—yes and -nine thing keenly priced, too:-will sense in a trice unusual v. these, our present offers of Smart Hosiery and Gloves. HOLEPROOF MERCEKISED LISLE HOSE 5 11 pair LL’XITE ARTIFICIAL SILK HOSE 7 •' Pair HOLEPROOF ARTIFICIAL SILK HOsl . .MARBLED II 6 pair KAYSER SILK HOSE, all shades 17 6 pair HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE .s “» 13 6. 17 6, 21/-. 27 6 pair HOLEPROOF SILK GLOVES, black, while, grey, brown 5 I 1 pair 43 DOZEN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, ALL \\ 1 >< •<. 4 3 anil 5 3|( DUPLEX GLOVES, WHITE AND ALL SIZES 6'll pair KAYSER SILK GLOVES, Black, Nigger. Grey, .Mastn- 711 pair WE MIGHT SAY FINE THINGS ABOUT THESE HOSE AND GLOVES. BUT PURCHASERS WILL SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS FAST ENOUGH. xj C3-C? Assoc® Ltdf>

t’OVEMBSa SPECIALS SILK HOSE. Black, White, Nigger. 2/11 pair COTTON VESTS, large size, 1/6 each ' JERSEY SILK lor Fro<-I;<, Junipers, etc 119 yd while ' shades. White, Nigger. Peacock, Lemon, Saxe i CREPE DE CHINE, every shade from 8/11 yard > SPONGE CLOTHS, only heavy first <piality stocked 3 3 yard. | 40in., all colours ! KNITTING silk, in .11 shades, 24/9 box. 6'll separate hanks J ALL FO 1 ? CASH ONLY. & Milchan’s E/

turnip N U "7-77777"777 77777 the plant food that HIGH IN AVAILABLE _ — GROWS RIG ROOTS ! PHOSPHORIC ACID ! b E— VERY Farmer knows that full crops of Turnips are impossible without hberal xnanurmg . trnt even, .'; g ■ upon the kind of Manure. The Turnip must have Phosphates m plenty. Ims is <aec ; do mm - food ” and unless you give it Phosphates the crop will probably be a failure. I-r no th. r < ,o|. is . .... mx for right fertilization more important. Phosphates stimulate root 111 the earl - v stagPS ’ aCCe ” t the process of ripening and assist nitrogen fixation in the soil RO< KI.aND <1 - • . f . . MANURE is a scientifically-balanced Plant Food prepared specially tc meet ever) dem an < | 7;i t; -My riptd. It is RICH IN WATER-SOLUBLE PHOSPHATES, and coa.ains a’propes proportion of N.lrog.n, which .s repaired for .he 2( together with Potash m such quantity as is essential. Early crops of «° o^ uallt > a 7 “ one month, or 5 per eent. r•the Farmer wants, and other eond.t.ons being right,' ROCKLAND TORNfP MAM KE a.II „d.r. produce them—the Big, Fleshy Nutritious Roots that make thoroughly satisfartor; .eed . r r r iffle etc and thereby enable the Farmer to carry more stock. FREIGHT PAID to /(C U. i — Farmers are requested to place their orders NOW. ! waTsLuon hL( .- HORNBY CHEMICAL WORKS. Office: 136 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. bury. WB KFMPTHORNE PROSSER feCO’iS N.Z.DRUG