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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2218, 3 August 1914, Page 3

t; : NAVY-SERGES ' | - | '• - For ' 1 I Costumes & Presses.. j ; jj MLU»IJ!IUJMIII.UHI>.W! J .LJi..-UUIIJ_ I JIWIUWI.»I... P . I .IJ..W I IH«U>». jW U« I i..uM.LU.«iU W " V I HEAVY "ALL' WOOL" SERGE, 52 inches wide. ; | I / 3s " 3tl, v 3 " l, I 54 inch "HEAVY 'ROUGHAND READY" SERGE. ' | •■•■ • . 2s. 6d. yard. ; 1 ,42 inch "FINE COATING" SERGE, all wool. . • ; I v / , is. 9d. yard. / ;; | , 144 inch "FINE COATING" SERGE, allwool,in Navy, ' [| Black, and Cieam. 3s. 6d. yard. : :; | ■' j Samples of theso, f Serges will be sent post free to any- ' 1 | one writing for saHi'e,' , | C. SMITH, LTD. ff ■■■._ 96. XUBA:,STKEET. • , I! weaiher . chan-^ ] ges'are not merely / ? • { vexatious but they cause \\ \ /A\ \ \ Wl?$l incalculable damage to \y\. A 1 !• our throats and lungs. -/V \ lf\ | A fall in the barometer, jj '' S ■ therefore,.should be a sign f H\y' 3 to you of the necessity for I ] arming yourself with a box f/\ fill of Peps, and letting one of / / I 'flf -r these handy tablets gently jVj- IV : V: is| • dissolve in your mouth J \yt~ t I v l\ || ] every time you have to ex-1 \ / / \1 \ ||i pose yourself to.the /$\ v j, y$ i of the weather. /\V. // . I J I -f| H | . The air-like medicine (liatAl fi comes from . / V, • '. I with the breath,and'soothesy\ / v.v I. . |M . | and part I \ j Ira' % ;: of the breathing passages. J \ ]r \ IkM \ • | Germs lurking/'in the j'-.! xipl ' | mouth, throai/nostrils and j js, Jffv | are 'f • \ Jill' j Pepa, and \ \ 'Jiff '* | all Jlissue# (which \ \ M ! ■■■{ | are beyond the direct reach' } , ' 'i /i ll j of medicines)-ore 'X. I j protected and strengthened ' ' "• ; j |J > ' |to resist # ■ : ; ■ 'l " 1 iVGarieii'.. 1 v . : AiiJi FaM ' Tools These 'implements are ingenious mv! practical, being invented by a farmer.,.S ■ " ' who wanted bagger crops with 'ess lab our,, and who felt the' need' for qiiick,': I thorough, effective cultivation. They have revolutionized the' old H• • lobourioos farming and gardening methods, and by.sheer merit have placed J themselves in the class of twentieth-centwy achievements. They are light, ' I " strong, and durable, and , . Are The GreaSesa Labor=Savers ■ ■ ' J And Crop Producers 1 I ■■1 | j ever put on the market. They do the work quicker, better, ani 'tjhoiper ; £j j than gardening by hand or any othor method.'.' ■ g . : i Some implements combine a number of tools, suoh as the No. i Planet Jr., fi- ' which is a combination hill and drill seeder/wheel hoe, cultivator, fuixiirer- A ■ 1 and plow, aj\d is the most com.piote tool a farmer or gardener can iinvo. He can do more work with it i«d keep things in better condition in onoi W • " sixth of the timo it would take without it. . 'i .' The No. 4 is only ono of the many Planet Jr, Implements-thero is ono 'for • I every farm and garden task, whether for hand or horse power, and all of | • them are sold with an iron-clad guarantee to give absolute satisfaction. Obtainable from all storekeepers. Write for 1914 Planet Jr. catalogue. • E.W.- MILLS t i; ■; AGENTS ' WELLINGTON. , .