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Hokitika Guardian, 6 November 1920, Page 1

TR ->«ooo-<-And still good for months of hard service.] That’s the kind of comment that’ proves conclusively the solid* last-g ing qualities of our Footwear, Quality Leads in Every] Pair! Every pair we offer is a pleasing combination of all the essential^ footwear values. I ■ ; ;M; ’ OUR PRICES TOO—WILL SATISFY YOU!. You’ll find every, pair reasonably priced. New Btocks for the summer ] season now showing—inspect to-day. -i >..<5 :‘s-' OLIVER AND DUFF? m , Phone 139 HOKITIKA* K■ u m i* ■ ■ n■ ■ a ir u| .4 I i Why Why not two wheels or one wheel? Ask the men who put the motors on all four wheels of a trolley car or the man who increased the driving wheels on a locomotive why a two wheel drive was not enough. Greater traction—more power conducted over a large surface—easier starting and stopping less strain on the mechanism—lighter construction because stress is eliminated* These, are the chief reasons why four driving wheels are used on F.W.D’s as well as on trolleys and locomotives-, Let us prove to you that an F.W.D. is the Truck for you c ; F. W. TRUCKS D. v ;;s- s '' : ■>/'■ » . • . .' v- • , Manufactured by .the 3 :«*. S J. 5.J & is* 53332 J Four Wheel Drive Auto Co., Clintonville, Wisconsin U.S.A., Canadian Factory, Kitchener, Ontario. . Side. West. Coapt 4s§»fe(fc’ t MARK SPROT & CO, WELLINGTON. aikgi LjU «• i ki\&- J. HU HHB HRS HH VHBHH HsS SH.pH BB H • : I**. i'ii al2f J a 1^: Still as Popular as Ever I The good.old “push bike” still retams-its popularity as of yore with those who want a I Quick, Handy, Economical, , I means of transport iauand:about town. With the | summer weather comic gon You Should Consider the Purchase of a Bicycle ■> We have makes which will prove sterling investments. Good stocks of new and second hand machines and all accessories. j: 4 / Cali To-Day! Call To-Day! DOMINION CYCLE & Mot« ftf Agents for A.'B.C. and Douglas Motor Cycles; BEVELL STkEET, HOKITIKA. C. E. TOOHEY, Proprietor.

R-8> ' ajeriLp af ■» » *'S ««> s ■'% J n Ft ', is* 6J A'". . •A ; ■ jri \\ : k | • A' \ spindlk in analysis showed an imitation machine steel part - ■= w it) u:> ■ tpa Imitation ~ Part Broken at 11,425 lbs. Genuine *eeg 'y^ Vanadium Steel Part withstood 24,900 lbs. The spindle arm is a vital part, of the steering gear. _ Geiiuine 'SfivcL Parts. , from Licensed Dealers and StocKists. ■ \v *- ■ til: H. 1 West Coast Dealers: MARK SPROT & CO., GREYMOTJTH. AWi'i liAINES-88

H K I" K i K K H H The ‘‘Orion” Ranges Point the Way to EcoiWy l A Housewife who owns an “ORION” knows that it is one most valuable assets in her home. The family depends upon the cook' a and the cook upon her range, which is therefore the pre-eminent faptor JJ. in modern housekeeping. It will pay to instal an up-to-date 1 ORIjQN” Range in your home,.for it will burn the hottest coal, the poorest lig* nite or wood with equally satis factory results. The perfect control of *1 the Ovens abolishes waste], by ensuring 1 'carefully-cooked , and baked-Jl; viands. Thereis no Range like the “ORION.” ■' Hi ASK YOUR IRONMONGER TO SHOW YOU ONE 1 S2 H. E. Shacklock, Ltd, H Bniieflin,.Wcllingtoii, aiidiAucJdiiM-i :,ii;