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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16423, 17 January 1919, Page 4

\ J>AY! at "The Farmers" jj COSTUMES: | MILLINERY: T Trimn,=d Mi to M; 6 Salvage Sale Pricl 63;'- Matrons' Hat% 111 black :ind colburs— - < j- ■ c Tweed Cas'umes - Salvage Sale Prices 12;6 17,6 21/- 27,6 6 Ladi" | v) ,,io,| st \l<?s ~&9 0 Children's Trimmed Millinery— in clen.. . Salv-gc Snle Pricc 49,5 in skv. diampjij-ne. pink and Ladies' Navy Serge Costume (s:.i,is-1in.».1)-»3 A- 7 l.is j Salvage Sale Prices 6,6 711 11,9 lo r Salvage Sale Price 42- Silk stitched Hats u*~- cl,eck ' ct,rr -■ .» '• sllv, S e Sale Price 59 6 Salvage Sale Prices 4/11 6/11 8,11 12/6 SPORTS COATS : BLOUSES: UNDERCLOTHING : Art Silk Sports Coats — Ladies' Voile and Muslin Blouses— Cotton Vests—short sleeves, in the newest shades — Salvage Sale Prices from 2,11 Salvage Sale Price 1/* Foinierlv I'.'V. .M'/t - '- Woollen Vests—short sleeves, Salvage Sale Prices: Ladies' Coloured Blouses— Salvage Sale Price 3/6 , c .„ r,27639 649 6 2 6 White Cotton CombinationsMatron* Silk Coats - _ Salvage S- Price 2,6 sleeves _ (extra quality.' t><^< £ ,1 . s . Salvage Sale Price 3/6 Salvage Sale Price 39/6 Ladies Cream Jap. Silk Blouses— . Ladies' Pure Silk Sports' Coat* - styles)-16/H Natural Woven Combinations — in plain and stii|<i-d i fiect#. Salvage Sale Price 10/6 short sleeves —l'ormerly n /'J £5/19/0 to 7 L-ns Salvage Sale Price 3/11 Salvage Sale Price 84 - £5;15 - Ladies' Crepe-de-chine Blouses— White Woven Cotton BloomersLadies' Pure Wool Sport* Coots— (Assorted coloursi —42/- Formerlj 4/0 assorted colours s, ' i l I ! e ee, Salvage Sale Price 25/6 Salvage Sale Price 2/11 Salvage Sale Prices 35/- 45/- 55/- ___ - ' l "THE FARMERS" IV CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH J)

CAR OF ftTHENEW ZEALAND FAMILY Sand! Sand I Sand! Speaking of Hupmobilc performance, here is an extract from. J. L. Burton's story of his record drive across Australia in a Hupmobile : —■ " Afte/;tliis hill wc had plenty more sand. ~ Yes, tons f l it; but over, and up ; all of it the Hupp went like a scalded cat, till we came to Narlaby tank, and the end of the thirty miles of sandy " ' desert. By the way, it was 3.15 p.m. on our arrival at the Narlaby tank, thus covering the thirty odd miles of heavy sandhills in two hpurs twenty minutes, which, to say the very least, speaks very highly of the pulling powers of that Hupmobile motor car. On the previous record • this same portion of the journey took hours and v''. hours." t V V; * _ "" This great trans-Australian trip proves again the phenomenal stamina and power of the Hupmobile. The total distance from Fremantle to Sydney was 2,677 ™l es of deserts, washouts, boulders and sandhills. The Hup covered the distance in 7 days, 2 liours, 17 minutes, on an average of-15.7 miles to the gallon of benzine. Ko spares • were needed. > See a Hupmobile! It " won out "on the deserts—it will please you on City streets. N.Z. Farmers Co-op. Assn. «' ■ LIMITED CHRISTCHURCH That Knocking in Your Engine by CARBON in your Cylinders. One ounce of JOHNSON'S CARBON REMOVER PRICE 4/- PER HALF-PINT TIN poured into each Cylinder yri\l CURB the tronble ; fire .inmates time, and 110 ltb*or required. In an hoar yoa 'will have a*perfectly clean engine. Full instructions on the Label. . . • Ewry Car it equipped "with spring* to make it ride easily; but if tne spring* are not kept lubricated they are absolutely useless. JOHNSON'S STOP SQUEAK OIL PRICE 2/3 PER HALF-PINT TIN penetrates between the Spring Leaves, thoroughly lubricating themThe finisfc of your Car meets the eye of the Public first. Do not allowit to become.dull and'urimy. Polish it ■with JOHNSON'S AUTO WAX. ■V LIQUID OR PASTE 2/3 PER TIN E. Reece Limited l COLOMBO STREET