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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1576, 21 October 1912, Page 3

"Ewbank" Carpet Sweepers are wen Jtsuiiu and jL&eiiaoie* \ I A great feature of the Ewbank Carpet Sweeper in tho armoured : brush pulley. This in the application (if a brass cap to Hits pulley, ' i Ihe cup taking up the wear, and thus keeping the Sweeper always ' in alignment. ; The "Ewbank" in built for heavy wear, and whilst it in a light- i J running machine j(, j s one which can be counted upon doing its i work for a long period of years. j! The material throughout is of the best .quality, and all the ma- I 5 chines sire attractively finished. \ They are Simple in Construction, I and having very few parts they cannot get out of order. ! ii Every machine is encircled by a thick braid cord as a furniture ] protector, and this enables them to he used without damaging the j contents of tho room. •, , j They aro easy to work, rapid in action, make no noise, and j raise no dust. The brushes are of good quality bristle, and will ;• j wear for years. I A patent dustpan' opener is a special feature of these maI chines. ])y simply pressing a steel spring the contents of tho : I pan are at once emptied, and, upon.removing the pressure, the '{ \ pan automatically closes. ! Price from 14/6. I E. W. Mills fr-Co.. Ltd., I Agents. *,— ~,,M—~J

It would be impossible to find a more attractive collection than these, and more difficult to find a greater variety. There are the moat wanted color effects, and the\ new Short Length Feather and Coqae Boas, smartly finished with large Tassel to match. Three lines taken from out stock to — show the valaes. ■'" BLACK COQUE BOAS — — 4 7/11 ■ With Large Tassel Ends — — 9/6 I j OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS- - 2 yards long; in Grey and White enly 12/6 ! OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS— '; ! . -I I 2 yards long, in Black and White — 12/6 j Mixtures — — .— ."". 17/6 , ; NECK RUFFLES— A few Smart Little Neck Ruffles, in ; Saxe, White, Black, Champagne 5/6, 7/6 i j 'i u ; ' : /;»v i> ; " '■ "" ■ ■ I I ■ CUBA STREET. , I,

THE STANDARD CENTRAL NEEDLE SIT STRAIGHT SEWING lACHINES. What about them? Well, the American Journal of Clinical Medicine, published in Chicago, in the November issue of 1910, calls "Staudard" Central Needle The PHYSIOLOGIC SEWING MACHINE And strongly recommends it to its readers. Another journal, The Medical Council of Philadelphia, tells its 25,000 subscribers: that Standard Central Needle is the machine to PIIJiVJiNI 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 Sewing Machines FOR THE USE OF THE GIRL PUPILS. Isn't this good enough recommendation 1 Now, remember, Standard Rotaries 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, l'ullparticulars cheerfully supplied. Engineer and Importer, Tel. 976. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Estab. 18S0.

FOLD,NG ' PUSH ' 0R PERAMBULATORS • Chilsfren ' s VELOCIPEDES. BASKET WORK of every description. E. ARNOLD, WiSßis Street, Wellington.PLEASE SEND FOR CATALOGUES.

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