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Hokitika Guardian, 11 October 1917, Page 4

Mrs J. LLOYD, Is now shewing her WISPRING AMD SUMMER STOCK. Which comprises all the latest in Millinery, Voiles, Crepes, Tobralcos, Brocaderos, Cotton Gaberdines, Neckwear, Ho.-dery, Dixie Mats, Twisted Grass Mats, Jute Rugs, Stencilled Japanese Squares, 'Calicoes, Sheetings, Ready-made Gocds, &c. &c. Inspection Ibvited. D it' ESS M AKIN G Fxecuted at Rea onable Rates. Mi> Revel I btivet, Hokitika,

WHY ? WHY DU HOUSEWIVES ALMOST UNIVERSALLY PREFER THE ORION RANGE P they wmld rath r have Cettaintv than Chance ! ** A “ just a-! good ” may be sold and described as “being equal ” to the Orion, but the wise housewife, takine no chances, insists on buying the real thing itself —the “ ORION” —knowing to a certainty thst she is getting the best va «ue and the Most Economical, Rapid, Easily Controlled and Efficient Range in the Market. * Ask jour Ironmonger to show you an “ORION.” H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland. n f Gh ' R 1 J* &atcheii, Cheap Boot Depot, REV!'Lb STP'vK' . HOKITIKA. The Cheapest and Best Bootshop in Hokitika. Inspection Invited. G. Lakin, Manager. Westland Furniture House. WEED STREET, >- HOKITIKA. A Chance that ) may never —>-•••-*: occur again E. PEAKE Having been foitunnl, 0 in seeming ft very limited number of OIL IVMNI JMGS by the well-known Avtisr, Paul Wren, finch painting bearing the artist’s signature, i.s offering them at £1 each, the original cost being Ms. All are of New Zealand scenery m *>-< Great Reduction \ Sate of Furniture During this pale'no nasonahle offer will be refused fob any artiole’c Fniuitnre IX n’t miss this opportunity of securing Furniture at FOUR OWN PRICE. r Advance in Price of Cyclists' Covers & Tubes, Present Stocks supplied, while Jhe> last, at the Old Prices. i Owing to the increased cost of cotton and rubber, a considerable advance will occur in prices of tubes and covers at an earl v> date. Most firms will advance these prices at once, but we have decided to sell our present stocks at old prices. Here are prices: Dunlop Cover 17/6, tube 7/6 (guaranteed 12 months); Oceanic Cover 12/6, tube o/9 (guaranteed 6 months; Clincher IJ. Cover (guaranteed 12 months 14/-, specially good value; .Lion Cover (guaranteed 6* months ) 10/-. Barnett Glass Cover, HI, guaranteed 12 months) 16/-; Barnet Glass Cover, 112, (guaranteed 6 months), 12/6; Bates Britannia Cover (guaranteed 12 months), 17/6; Bates Crescent Cover (guaranteed 9 months), 12/o; Bates. Champion Cover (guaranteed 6 months), 10/-; Vulcanised Covers, 8/6, and 6/6; Inner Tubes, special value, SJ-, (guaranteed 6 months); other Inner Tubes 4/6. ■ W. A. Scott & Sons, S Speedwell Cycle Wo ks, 183 ■ t DUNEDIN (■I ■■§ ■■Bi H ■■■ HHWBESQ'fIBNi Speedwell Cycle Wo ks, 183-George Street, DU NED ! Kf* I E>r Qutxlitcj For V^luc mm DISTINGUISHED SERVICE i That Beecham’s Pills have rendered and are still rendering I distinguished service to the health of the people, is proved b; the ever increasing sale of that particular medicine. During 1 seventy years they have been In demand, these pills naV« »secured and held the confidence of the public. It (s ni i exaggeration to say that millions of men and women have beer ""•ally benefitted by taking this well kno.wn family remedy fferers from dyspepsia, liver trouble constipation and th< many common ailments which attack the digestive systen have found a # reliable remedy in