Page 8 Advertisements Column 1

Oamaru Mail, Volume XL, Issue 12539, 10 May 1915, Page 8

ill I ill WE FEEL PERFECTLY SAFE IN SAYING THAT THE SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK HAS BEEN THE GREATEST THING iU THE DRAPERY TRADE IN THE HISTORY OF KORTH BOTH AS REGARDS THE VALUE GIVEN AND THE VOLUME OF -TRANSACTIONS IfIADE,•••* ■ Your new and better opportunity.'has arrived* LET US ONCE MORE POINT OUT THAT THIS SALVAGE STOCK BEARS PRACTICALLY NO INDICATION 'WHATEVER OF HAVING BEEN RESCUED FROM A BLAZING BUILDING. -TO ALL APPEARANCES IT, IS BRAND NEW STOCK, AND THE ONLY MANIFESTATION THAT IT IS SALVAGE GOODS IS THE PRICE. AND THIS BEING LESS THAN HALF-PRICE, IS UNMISTAKEDLYCHARAGTERISTIC QF SOMETHING EXTRAORDI- — nary: .-. <• . :■■. ■■ Ihfe 1100 is quitted 1

TO THOSE SEEKING IDEAS FOR FUR&ISHINC A STUDY OF OUR STYLES AND PRICES WILL PROVE HELPFUL AND VALUABLE . DOUGLAS OFFICE CHAIRS, In Cane or Wood Seats 153 6d. REVOLVfNC and TILTINC OFFICE CHAIRS, In Golden Oak Finish. .455, 52s 6d, 655, 755, 84s. OAK ROLL-TOP DESKS, / English and American make ... ... ... ■57 15s, £8 153, £lO 15s, £ls 10s, £lB 10s, £22s 103. HATE YOU SEEN THE WINTER STYLES . . RUST-PROOF DAME FASHION DECLARES THEY FIT BEAUTIFULLY ■ THE SIMPLE OR EXTREME -FASHION IS WELL "SET. OFF" BY THESE COMFORTABLE, YOUTHFUL, FIGURE-SHAPING CORSETS. Ask for a WARNER'S. Every Pair Guaranteed not to Rust, Break, nor Tear. fmtwr's . . (HE SHOE is mightier than the . X sword in making conquests. The Indies we]] know what a stylish, wellshod foot means —know that a beautiful foot makes a woman doubly attractive, :md the ladies of this town know this. THIS STORE is the place to get those Pretty, Shapely Shoes that add the finishing touch to anv costume.—EßEß GLASS, Opposite Police Station: FAMINE in FORD Gars.—Owing to large contracts being placed with the Ford Co. by the British.. French, and Kussian War Offices, -the supplies co?nins: to N.Z. will be limited. We have 11 orders for cars on our books, 'which nearly exhausts two shipments before they arrive. Clients contemplating purchasing Fords should place their orders well m advance. —F- K. DENNISON and Co. <s66