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Hokitika Guardian, 6 May 1927, Page 4

Steel Is the Secret of Dodge Stamina All motoi' cars can be divided into two classes: Cars with all steel bodies and cars with wooden body frames covered by thin metal sheets. The all steel body absorbs heavy shocks without great harm. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars have all steel bodies. And Dodge Brothers Cars are quite as superior in the chassis as in the body—containing more pounds of drop forgings and costly chrome vanadium steel than any other car in the world, regardless of price. THOMAS B. BATY, Hokitika and GreymoutL Donee- Brothers MOTOR CARS

CARRIAGE PAID to nearest Port or Railway Station. DISCOUNT 1/- m £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. m A §ll HAND MADE INDIAN CARPETS AND RUGS Few Carpets can surpass the charm of these Indian products, for any purpose where a delightful floor covering is required to give a true artistic effect. Indian Squares— Indian Rugs— Oft x 3ft 7ft x -ift 50/- each 10ft x Bft 9gs 75/- each 10ft Gin x 9ft .. . . £ll 12ft x Oft 12gs Baluchistan Rugs, in unusual colourings, from .. .. £6/15/Persian Rugs, in characteristic designs, from llgs Perhar Rugs. A new Rug of distinct merit at popular prices—from 75/P.allautynes stocks of Oriental Rugs aro unique, in quality and extent. Patrons indicating their particular requirements may have a selection forwarded on approval. J. Ballantyne & Co., Ltd. CHRISTCHURCH

Your baby’s chubby fingers will grasp eagerly at the feeding bottle which contains Benger’s Food, Baby thrives upon Benger’s, because it is always prepared with fresh new milk; and moreover, Benger’s enriches the cow’s milk and adapts it to the delicate digestion of a child. Benner’s Food when prepared approximates in its food value to the breast milk of a healthy mother. lienprr'n Food in sold by Che g«t <i If i i Yill st.s a //-/ Store.* everytrhere. Bender's booklet for Mothers, post free from BENGER’S FOOD, Ltd., 350, George St., SYDNEY. Sole Manufacturers: Benger’s Food, I.tJ., Otter Woiks, Manchester, England.

You wouldn’t refuse £ls, would you? Nor £lo?—nor yet £5? B costs nothing to try for these or any of *Uo ether attractive cash prizes offering. First Prize £ls Twenty Prizes of 10/- each Second Prize £lO „ „ 7/6 „ Third Prize £5 „ w 5/- ~ sad a Consolation Prize to all who send in coupons equal to at least 60 points without winning a cash prize. Coupons will be in all packings of Haven Tea, will connt at the rate of one point for every half pound of yota ooupons until a few dsys before closing of Competition and port them (stating number and your name and address) S> Ml BaggSar I* i to Raven Tea Coy., Box 251, Christchurch, whoso decision i:i all matters shall be final. Coupons must reach us by 31st March. Closes 31st March in each year

A BOOKSELLER’S BURDEN. “ Tiie trade and authors suffer under one strange, unique legal enactment in that: they alone, among all producers, as a proviso of protection of their rights—and if there is such a thing as a natural right- surely the product of a man’s brain can lay claim to it—have to give away a copy of every