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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 845, 17 June 1910, Page 9

j Children'xs Cre&M \ ! Go&t® Umderpricedi l \ THE OPPORTUNITY TO SELECT JUST THE COAT \ I YOU REQUIRE FOR WINTER WEAR. OUR STOCK IS . I 1 NOW OVERFLOWING WITH TWO COMPLETE RANGES f I OF TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES, AND AFFORDS A RANGE ' \ | THAT IS MOST SATISFYING, INCLUDING CHILDREN'S \ ? CREAM COATS IN CASHMERE, SERGE, AND NEST- \ I LING CLOTH. THESE GARMENTS ARE HANDSOMELY | TRIMMED SILK BRAID AND EMBROIDERY. A FEW J | ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED. THE COMPLETE RANGE \ f WILL BE SOLD AT HALF USUAL PRICES. (j \ Length 22, 24 asid 26 inches. j I, UsuaS Price 6s. Mow ©si, Do. 12s. ©d. IMow ss. 1 Do. 17s. 6d. PiSow 7s, ®c§. I I C. Smith, Ltd., Cuba St, I M'wiraarrets of- Ghisks ©gum fee fey with- a Plillffi STATE BGfllATtft IT'S THE FINEST HATCHING MACHINE IN THE WORLDH IT'S THE SIMPLEST MACHINE FOR BEGINNERS I 1 tte FBAIBIE SHE ' Aa ffICSMTOS is a ÜBOSS-S« aad mmmm . BACfIINE. In Size 3 60, 100; 120, 220 Eggs. IflftFS MET 111 PiLTII SSffSSJ READ A REdENT TESTIMONIAL: "UCS3f Hutt, "Messrs. E. W. Mills and Co., Ltd., "£P?H 10th, 1910. lr Ekar Birr, —I wrrt« to fa#«™ t«u that lam rery f3«secl with the' two Prtfij® fiiata Iseabaters I loßjprt. I am hams «3®ellent. results with ftea, and {£*7 *ro prorhij rnj prefltahle iM«iHS6. '1b -Hie N«. 1 Mteiiise, lSi-«gj; wgateify, «hi .«w cssasion I raised, 116 clicks, ©b JKttttcr occasion, tie same ws-siirao, I raised 115 chicks, and on aHetker occaeien I was susessssfnl in rtishtg the full 120 ch'icks. "With the 60-Egg Machine I was equally successful. I placed 60 duck eggs in the machine, and was successful in raising ducklings. On another occasion, with the same machine, I raised 55 chicks. "I think these results speak well for the Prairie State Incubators, and J am. delighted;.i7ith..the success which. I have obtained with the machines. I can hsnsstly recommend the Prairio Stato Incubators to anyor.e daslring to raise poultry for profit. ."Signed, "R.E.P." HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED POULTRY FARMERS AND AMATEURS ALE OVER THE DOMINION ARE USING THE PRAIRIE STATE. Call at our Showrooms and See the Machine, or Write for Particular. ALL POULTRY APPLIANCES FOR SEASON 1910 NOW IN STOCK. E. W. MILLS & Co., Limited, JERVOiS QUAV. ARMS AND AMMUNITION. WE WISH TO CALL SPORTSMEN'S ATTENTION TO OUR WELU SELECTED AND VAEIED STOCK OF GUP3S fey all the Lsadfajg Mskes®, kzsl&dlng "WesleyHoflis, WeMej, & Scett Crawford, RSFLES fey Wiachester sad Remington Asms Co. • all Grades and sizes, - SPORTING AMMUNITION ■ ~ OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING CURTIS'S AND HARVEY'S CEL& ISRATED SMOKELESS CARTRIDGES. Roby, Amfeeilte, and Smokeless Diamond, . —WHICH LEADS THE WORLD.— RIFLE AND SMALL AMMUNITION, GUN CASES, GAME I3AG3, AND ALL ACCESSORIES. Tie Stewart Tiller, Glass 1 Hardware Co., Ltd., COURTENAi' PLACE, WELLINGTON. MAKE YOUR INCOME "SPIN OUT." YOU 'won't find that a difficult task if you purchase your GROCERIES from CAMPBELL. Just to show how easy it is to Save Money on Necessities, tho following list IS g j)E.IED FRUlTS.—Apricots, por lb., 9d.; Peaches, per lb., 8(1; Currants, per lb., 4d.; Sultanas, por lb., od.; Ccobng Fig?, per lb., 4d : Dates, per lb., 3d.; Dates, in Carton Packet?, per lb., .4:1. 40 and 42 MARKERS STREET, W. CAMPBELL, IG3 BIDDI/OBD STREET, SOUTH.-BRITISH INSURANCE Co., Ltd, Purely a N«Z» Owned Compai?y» fire, Marine, employers' liability, and general accidenb ITS POPULARITY DUE TO PROMPTNESS. THE COLD BLASTS OF WINTER ARE GETTING BUSY, AND WILL BECOME BUSIER AS THE WEEKS GO BY, BUT DON'T WORRY, • ' " Coalbpookdale--Coal" WILL BRING YOU WARMTH AND COMFORT. A "COALBROOKDALE" FIRE IS THE MOST CHEERFULTHING ON EARTH. RING UP OUR RETAIL DEPOTS. DIXON STREET 'PHONE 266. MOLESWORTH STREET ... 'PHONE 3160. WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD. || '©«diIS If being noarSy f||