Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 9 May 1917, Page 6

The Famous ir S\ The "SwaSdri" Waterproofs are .in. by them|eWM. Water has'as'much effect on themes if would have on back. ,vThat is why they are branded/Swandri". and thCname accurately; indicates the character'of the igpbdSj \ '<■ ' >;!-■- '■'■ ':.>, .(,- Thise who wear these" waterproofs" will be grateful to us lor in■■■i."i', j, ~.<, i >i. troducing them for they'are really;' superb. 1 ' They are the finest weatherproof garments" we have handled,' and .jro have handled a tgood many in our time; i ■ot expensive. They are no more j expensive than the'ordinary kinds of waterproofs and;fchey.will ftiya double.the"service. Jr .j we 'abe slowSga mffA^omimii^ov^E'ik^iSj '* DRI" WATERPROOFS 'AND CORDIALLY INVITE ' mSPEpTION* UEW-JL X M P U T H.

U-jtom&fo WHITE TREAD iaflteT w:*h Mite* 4«£ Mil sffinranß ss Hn«9S|| 91 «** C«s!t I IM>K! §1« • DUNLOP RUBBER CO. 93 Couilenay PI., Welltailton 116 Worcester St., Cjiriitc'h And at Auckland when you can drive thousands of miles on British ■ made trouble. Dunlop quality means to you satisfactory service at a minimum cost. !t means the Best Tyre made at less cost per rryle than the foreign article. Have "Djtnlops"—they payl

EXTRAORDINARY COMFORT IX THIS Comfort is an,essential in an auto* mobile, and you get it in tho Hupmobile. Seats nro ten inches deep, specially tufted with hair and built on Vest spiral springs. Seat back* are high, restful, and tilted at an angle for comfort. Body is low and long, and tliw low suspension acts like ballast in a ship. It steadies the car and eliminates vibration. Rear springs are under- * clung and 'flexible, and they abwrb th« hardest road shocks. Demountable rims, one-man top, rftin-vision wind-shield are among other big features—the 'Huprnobile is a .perfect comfort car. The price i* only f£43o at main ports—a luxurious G-passengcr car, fully equipped. For free catalogue and further particulars apply the Earners' Co-op. Organisation Society, Hawera. A. Hatrick and Co.,