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Storgis "Luxury 1 Carriages for p Babies'are sold fey fi the DIC ' \ The exclusive features of dJ\ the world-famous Sforgit ■yj " Luxury" Carriages .and ,y. Sulkies include " Luxury " r ,- Springs, interchangeable wheels, one motion locking device, single action folding, motor hood and draught proof curtain, Sturgis Carriages are as near perfection in comfort and appearance as ingenuity and skill can make them. HERE ABE A FEW PARTICULARS: Mo. I.—Complete FOLDING CARRIAGE, facing model, fitted with solid fibre nickel bound collapsible sides, full tubular, frame, Luxury Springs, Victoria 6-Bow Hood, Storm Cloth Draught Protector, detachable side curtains and wheels, leather cloth seat and back well upholstered; nickel plated fittings. The cars are enamelled in colours to match the upholstering- in Black, Tan, and Grey. Price £lO/-/-No 2 —Similar Design to No. i, without collapsible sides, in Grey and Black. Price £B/17/6 NO. 3.— Complete COLLAPSIBLE CARRIAGE, with all the Sturgis Features, fitted .with Auto-Storm Cloth Hood and Side Curtains. Colours: Black and Grey. Prioa £B/7/6 No. 4.— Complete COLLAPSIBLE CARRIAGE, roomy and serviceable, fitted with large 3-Bow Hood; the whole frame enamelled in Black or Grey to match upholstering, facing model. Price £4/7/6 STURGIS SOCIABLE CARRIAGES, for two children, fitted with Auto Storm Cloth Hood, Draught Protector, Side Curtains. In this model each child has an individual seat and back with independent action, one child can be lying down and the other sitting up at the same time; enamelled in Black and Grey. Price £lO/17/6 STURGIS COLLAPSIBLE SULKIES, fitted with Luxury Springs and detachable wheels No. I.—Round Fibre Reed Sides, Padded Seat with Reclining Back (i positions), 3-Bow Hood; enamelled in Grey and Tan- Price £5/10/" ■ No. 2.— Flat Fibre Reed Sides, same fittings as No. 1, without Hood. Pries £4/6/■©.I.C. Bex 1478 We.ifa»toa 'Mow, if I only' had a MATCH ! for Rabies mmmmssssm iX Doctors WriPL* Do you want quicker, easier, pleaßanter shaves ' than you ever had before ? Do you want to keep your ,j f&ce in the pink of condition, free from pimples, ingrowJ ins hairs, scratches or cuts 1 Then sot yonr f or m2o r 30 days a', our N expense on a, Perforated Hone. Tal;e your finest blade or vow n poorest; B ivo it a few strokes or hone all day, the result will be the f saine-a perfect shave. The Perforated Hone in the only hone made .n he used liy the ordinary n?an; no barber's skill or experiMng required. The small deftly rounded holes in this new Hone absolutely dispose of that hacking, pulling, irritating edee which no amount of old-fashioned setting could ever remove The picture shows how. Tho holes prevent wire-edge and antdmatir>„™ y P™ l '? o n ,V or . f , ecl l:een "having eige. The Perforated Hone ismads fnm an exceptionally line natural stone found in British Columbia It lasts a e If your dealer cannot supply yon, send us his name and* and we nd you, all charges prepaid, a Perforated Mono in a neat no.-Kirf case Try the Perforated Hone thirty days FREE. „n J„°n k '"* vf ?.* ,nwoth e " Mi "S edge on Tour raK) r that feel* lite «ilk on your rsce.wtam it at our excuse «,.! w t vour money back imnwSStSy Send ta-iav for FMEE Sold by all Hardware Merchants and iooltleU "The Semt of Stores, The Perforated Hone Co Xu» Shaving Dept 27, Box 618 Wellington. ''

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Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1917, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1917, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1917, Page 6

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