Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Western Star, 26 October 1917, Page 4

POINT OUT LET US the important facts concerning the ARIEL Motor Cycle. British all through, beauty of design, simplicity of construction, ease of control, and a hundred and one other points that make the ARIEL stand out distinct from all other machines. And the price is very low— Wouldn’t you like to own an ARIEL? AGENT FOR ARIEL MOTOR CYCLES. pALMEEST ON CTEIEI J. A. McKINNON, HIVE ETON.

T®^Tfyy? “ l itre’s to the onconquerecl ry of Great Britain, and success to iss Champions.” TPiH % I JjU mmm &£/,■>/.;> jS's&i M 3 ■Ht)} & ‘S3 fel l§ IS £ Is?? The Most Popular Brand in Australasia —and deservedly so. t■: W fcl 3 H t:;A tea fe-i 1 & M i W. STfiAOHAN & GO., Victoria Brewery, Dunedr; Brc-wea WJ »®8 H y

Murrays Limited. Auckland. ■ Wellington. Head Office: INVERCARGILL. Manufacturers and Proprietors of Highßand@r iVlilk MURRAYS LIMITED have pleasure in announcing that their new BUTTER FACTORY at Underwood is now completed. Heine Separated Cream in any quantity WILL BE RECEIVED THROUGHOUT THE WINTER. Full current prices given, without deduction, and suppliers can depend upon receiving every attention and satisfaction. Enquiries are invited from intending suppliers. Address—“THE MANAGER,” P.O. Box 171, Invercargill. FURNITURE Is ONE of Our Specialties. WE BUY Furniture. One article or a complete House for Spot Cash. WE AUCTION Furniture in Town or Country. WE SELL EVERYTHING In our Spey and Dee Street Stores. We are the CHEAPEST and BEST Furnishers in Southland. CASH OR TERMS. Bray Bros. Ltd, INVERCARGILL. DO YOU KNOW THIS—THAT the STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE (State guarantee) la your office, Will divide profits with all policy holders, Has saved the public over £2,000,000 by reduced rates, Will issue bonuses immediately the war is over, Will insure sheaf stacks, motor, cars, furniture, dwellings, etc., at lows y current rates, Wants your business; that’s what it is for. Full information from — H. AKHURST, AGENT, RIVERTON, RED CROSS. T HE Local Branch of the Red Crt> y i Society ■ meets in the Council Chambers every Thursday afternoon from 2.30 to 5 o’clock. All helpers welcomed. Gifts in money or kind for this noble cause are invited—especially old linen, which means white material of any kind; also material for dusters, face cloths, dish towels, etc. Empty jam, pickle, and tongue jars arc most acceptable.