Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2247, 5 September 1914, Page 3

You should sm FtQsted Cf epes I .: ■■■ .■■; ; ■.,. ' ; An extended range of aJJ the newest Pastel Tints. They are fascinating—as they deserve to be—and must be instantly popular. 40!n.' Wide. Price, 2/6 Yard. They drape naturally to the figure; wash well, and are fast colours. — ; DREBS COUNTER ONLY. ' ■■ ; - . ' .■ ■ bab ' ■■■' . '■ .; ; : 96 CUBA ST., WELLINGTON. ■„,„■„■■, i, J,,,,,, „„ ■ _ ' ~,,\ ' ' m^j : :.■■.■■ . ■ . • . . . ' ■ ■ ■ia Cultivators - ! '■ These tools, in. their various styles,, are of almost universal use where J one-horse implements'are needed, and are. specially suitable for preparing the ground for potatoes,.corn, and all market and family garden crops. ' ' ■ ; . \ These implements are exceedingly strong, and arc braced so as to make i a stiff unyielding tool, intended for long service. The. patent frame is extra, j long and one or two inches higher than usual, and . ; - ' '..:■ < The Standards are Interchangeable. These machines close to 10 inches and open to 25 inches. The. play of ! the ordinary lever expander is largely avoided, and the change in width is ) easy and almost instantaneous . ■ ■ . ■ . . , . i The patent standards are hollow steel of the strongest pattern, mutually \ stiffening the frame and being stiffened by it. They are round in the throat, J they polish in use, and can-scarcely be.clogged. ' . ' •" ■ I ' : The standards aroimuch higher than other makes, and _.. ] The Eear Tooth has Extra Clearance, | both important points in preventing clogging, and making good work. ; The cultivating teeth are made of bevelled steel. They are thickest in the' centre, so they are self-sharpening, for the point retains its shape and > etrehgth,. and tho life of tho.tooth ia greatly prolonged. , .-■-..-.:'■ •The-patent hillers orplows aj-o reversible, and-are'used either pointed R or rounded edge foremost.. Wo carry a'large! range of "Planet Jr." garden and farm.tools in stock, seed sowers, etc. ■ Write for our 1514 "Planet Jr." catalogue. , ' ■ ' '. . ' | . [ .',; ' AGENTS. :W\

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