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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1546, 16 September 1912, Page 2

<! i Cd2iu COLOURED NIXOX VOILE, Is. 11d, yard. j 0 42in. WOOL RKPPS, 1«. lid. yard. ! 40iu. MJ2RCKRISKD POI'LIXS, Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d, yard. i 40iii. C.UI3ON rOPLIXS, 2s. 3d. and 2s. 6d. yard. ' ! ,3 «in. S. AND W. RAN TOT, 2s. Gd. yard. < ! 42in. SILK STRIPE VOILB, 2s. 6q\ yard. • < | f|/| 42in. WOOL TAFFETAS, Jl. lid. yard. I 42in. 8. AND W. TAFFETAS, ' 2f, lid. yard, 'i Si 42in. S. AND W. PHANTOM VOILE, Zs. 11d, yard. • i I 42iu. S. AXD W. KOLIEXXES, 2s. lid. yard. \ J j| llin. COLOURED SICILIANS, 2s. lid. yard. ] ! «in. VENETIAN SUITINGS,'3s. 3d. and 3s. 6d. yard. ] J |j| Win. DIAP. SUPREME, 3s. lid. yard. ] I 44in. S. AND W. MIKADO, 4s. 3d. ytrd. [ \' 10in. DIAP. LUISANT, ' 4s, 11d. yard. ' I 1 LTD. 42in. CIIAHMKUSE, 6s. 6d. yard. i 11 CUBA Country clients are requested to write for i !i G np range of patterns. ( I ' ' Keep €oEfenfs I for. Days, |JJ I The Icy-Hot is a glass bottle within a glass jjj||l| | I bottle, with a vacuum between. The vacuum j | I ipastf is a non-conductor of heat or cold, and prtTeuts kv-HoT e contents fr' om ctnnging , temperature. In pouring out, the liquid is not coutaminattd by touching metal, because the projecting glass neck makes Icy-Hot bottles absolutely sanitary; nor can ||pkp it work down between the bottle and casing. Every Icy-Hot bottle is thoroughly tested before shipment. ! It must keep ; ' ■ • ' Water Steaming Hot for . Twenty-Jour Hours, or Icy Cold tor Three Days. regardless of outside temperature. Any bottle failing to do this cannot leave the factory. The glass filler cannot brtak, for it is held in the casing by a thick soft rubber cushion at the neck, and a padded spring at the ■*. ..bptton.'. 'All bottles nickel plated, or leather trimmed and ' . .iuctel plaledT ""' : • *"~"^="---■"'■-■" '■ •■•:••■"■- AGENTS. . THE STANDARD CENTRAL NEEDLE SIT STRAIGHT SEWING HACHI^ES. What about them I Well, the American Journal of Clinical Mcdi- | cine, published in Chicago, in the November issue of 1910, calls | "Standard" Central Needle . . \ I The PHYSIOLOGIC SEWING IACHINE And strongly recommends it 'to its readers. Another journal, 1 The Medical Council of Philadelphia, tells its 25,000 subscribers | that Standard Central Needle is thft machine to PREVENT | crooked spines. Aching Backs, and Eye Strain. Acting on such | advice the schools authorities of Chicago threw out all other | makes, and in less than two years | Have installed over 500 Central Needle Standard f Sewing Machines FOR THE USE OF THE GIRL PUPILS. Isn't this good enough recommendation? Now, remember, Standard Rotates cost less than any other first-class machines, will do the work in less time-saving 2 hours in s—and runs with.half the labour, is guaranteed for a lifetime._ All duplicate parts stocked. Also, Needles, etc., for all machines. Full particulars cheerfully supplied. Engineer' &n& Importer, Tel. 976. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Estali. 1880. <^^^»' FOLDING, PUSH, OR . PERAMBULATORS Children's VELOCIPEDES. BASKET WORK of every description. I. ARNOLD, WSSSfsStmf, WeSlimgton.' T'IiKASE SEND FOR CATALOGUES. J _—___— *J C/*J * l\l\ l\ ITu U • —————__^__ New Goods in all Departments, Jewellery, Silver Goods for Wedding or Personal ! Gifts, E.P. Goods, Watches, Fancy Timepieces, : Greenstone, etc. Particular attention is drawn to the . j better-class Silver Goods, which, being In j excellent taste, are well worthy inspecJ , tion by all thoso requiring something for j ' Wedding or Personal Gifts. G. k T. YOUNG,, Limited, i 252 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.