Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Taihape Daily Times, 9 July 1919, Page 2

- "O"“§"O"O"O“O‘--‘ A et- . §". .L’o’..o’ ’.?¢’_._?¢’f¢"_’¢f.‘.:§.‘:§?§¢*..°;? S Lk‘ f Socks are of ‘CC 30 ' . ,1: E % ‘f 00' = .§. ggmeayhafi Short, 0-:9 , _ -V Oi‘ But we can supply Xolll‘ Winter ~ 1. ' needs- M :3: ‘We ha,v‘e supplies of All WOOI _ j--E. ,3‘ ‘ -’ “ .'.-.-'.-._- ! - 3 Knitted Socks for men, and, hav- ' 3‘ _ mg bought well ahead, can ~ ’ 4 31:an on i $2. \« 3 3.1 9% 3 9,. . 5., .% % \ _ “:2 ‘ _l‘ I , : , . ’ - S. M ._ ogo 9:. " "N " ‘ - .3‘ Q‘ -‘.3. Woollen""gopds are bound to rise, , ;.-:_L5 A fig“ ‘-* ’ S :- :13; ‘ ‘ ' g; and we ursc:3N:‘c;l7l'to purchase \ '3" All Wool Sox 2/, 2/6, 2/11 per pair . !_,.:.~' ¢:, Q," All Wool Cashmere Sox 4/5, 5/5 ' ,’ // ‘O3, .10? per pair. _ ' _ ‘IF \ 9:, 90 Black Cashmere Sox, Specmal 11119 31,5 1/6 per pair. I ‘ ‘ I s‘{l‘.l ’ _ 1.39 Wolsey and Jason Sox 5/6 per pair_ 1 ,1‘! ' 9‘ 3%‘ Boys Fancy Top Hose 3/11 to ,6/ ‘ 3. ‘T’:. per palr. . ‘ L~- V - _ S3O {:1 G E The Value fiutfntter «go L 3,. I I * TAIHAPE 3° 30 \ T .‘ '. ff’? "s392»:<7vl»2v¢2++2+<~Z»2°+2+°2+*2¥ 7>2§";+2°31“25<’.«3*°2“1“3”3"1”3“3‘\

3*“ . ' ' . Le }.oy’s latest Improve- _ ment in Horse'Covers can- L _ ' not fail to interest Horse ;‘;.__,__< I owners by its simplicity and ufficiency. Illustra- §_ - . tion shows straps sewn to :=;;'f‘;: ..'i’C.".":,".*o._.-‘"4051? ' inside of cover about centre of back, and passing diagon- ' " V ally (sewn most of the way) i down each side towards fore ?. legs. These adjustable strap: ’ ) . cross on the breast and pass through one of three slots, according to size of Ho:-se’s neck, then snap to 3. Dee -v.--u W:-~._,.' ..» A on the opposite side. This ’ latest improvement does away with the ordinary breast strap; prevents ‘cover working up on breast or back from shoulders; gives natural shape to front of cover. and, whilst quicker to fix than a stifi breast strap, is the essence of comfort to a. feeding Horse. To those interested we would gladly furnish further particulars. 1:3 . 48 Queen Street 81‘. . Ea“ M er of Horse and Cow Covers, Swings and other Canvas Goods. 44,

rN flsOo IEO CEO O MZIO Ifl 2 ‘N ' ‘ . so = | =' .. ALWAYS A-HEAD! ‘ /'-- « r: as 1 . _ And‘ for; a Start, here are a‘ 0 ‘ . --‘ \ " - . 1 //j.,@¢..1€0/2 ’ WHITE TREAD GROOVED COVERS ‘ M - and our ALL RED TUBES. 3 A sxzz covms TUBES 5 A sm: ‘ covmzs run? A £s.d.£s.d. £s.d.£s.d. 3 700/85 500 10 6 .820/120 910 02 0 0 710/90 '5 7 6 1 1 6 880/120 10 2 6 2 2 0 - 750/90 . 51.5 0 1 2 6 920/129 1010 0 2x4 0 o 765/105 71.2 6 113 (5 30/35: 612 6 1 3 0 "810/so 512515031/4 31501110 E 815/105 8' 513 114 6 32/3% 617 61 8 5 3 81.5/1201‘.im.10 15 0 «2 0‘ 0 33/4 9 5 0 113 6 875/105 315 0.118 5 34/4 9 o 0 113 s 915/105 9 5 0 119 6 35/45 1.010 0 2 0 0 *_______ BRITISH THROUGH AND THROUGH. ‘N Their combination of Quality and Price makes “DUNLOPS” the most valuable Association for the Motorists of New Zealand. Olitainable from all Reputable Garages. The Dlll”lio§Rui3i)%el“Co. of Austraiasia Ltd. 95 Courtenay Place, Weflington. 115 Wcrcasler Street. Christchurch. 62 Fort Street. Aucidami ~ $1111: PIONEER MANUFACTURERS of the PNEUMATIC TYRE II ‘W 3 uLOI OlE|os OED II O NOos

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