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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1869, 1 October 1913, Page 3

|fc»u*aaH3| IraTOKCTI (K3TO| |«aaJS| , Uramirißtl J Pi.i.. M , f CHILDREN'S SILK 'AND CRINOLINE STRAW, : j HATS, trimmed with Ribbon and Flowers. 4/6, 5/6, G/6, 7/6, to 16/9. j CHILDREN'S SILK BONNETS, daintily trimmed with Ribbon and Elowera. 2/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/11, to 14/6. INFANTS' HOODS, in Silk or Satin, trimmed • with Lace. 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6, to 8/6. CHILDREN'S WASHING HATS, in Lawn, i Pique, and Sponge Cloths. . - 1/6, .1/11, 2/11, 3/6, to 8/6. a SI Isa'fsClgEj Strset, I THE HOMELY SHOP.. |SEiEss3a| IEEffIiTOSI |ebm! Itamal |CSB'/j?Xa| IraBBflBffli; j, I "Queen- 1 Incubators I Will Bktch j Every fertile Egg.. i ■ . IHlf ¥ f When you buy a "QUEEN" Incu- jj If*' 1 j bator you have a machine that | i»a 't makes money by hatching all eggs 1 .ff ; 5 that can be hatched; because it is I '-''....Li.,' IS built to provide the natural condi- | . j tions of eggs hatching under a hen. • £ These Incubators ore made of California Redwood, | With Double Walls Filled Between with Wood Felt, ' } j thus making Perfectly insulated. I i They are heated by water; this method having many;advantages over ji i the hot air system. The heat is more steady, aad does not beooino'' a] ,1 so intense as to "cook" the.eggs. It is ■ unnecessary, under'ordinary | \ conditions to supply moisture in the "QTJEEN," as' the circulation', of" '.'|! | water through the pipes neither adds nor takes away moisture, but just '|j J supplies the hot air.naturally. '. a' j The Heater Gives a Uniform Heat In All Parts J ] of the Machine. : v;: I I The lamp flue is long, and extends into the heater, and, by reason of J s its length, the lamp always burns with a steady flame, and, makes } ?: no smoko or odor. The four-inch nursery space provided is jui>t the | i right depth to give plenty of room for the chicks, and to provido the | I right amount of air below the egg trays.' 1 ■ ' • jr; | 60 to 70 Egg Capacity, £5 103. J | ! i 110 to 130 Egg Capacity, £7. : |- j aW. IWI i LLS"&' ©Ob . Ltd.. j QU I I Itfaeaaaal I I I I ißsasmral I I- [^"j I Gold Alberts of Strength',' «. j and Perfect Finish. ". . i la) v liii Tho even "hang," perfect finish, and sturdy strength of j □ a GOOD AVatchehain are things to admire. To accomplish them ■ |"T calls for skill of a very high prdcr. ' II Our Jeweller is a specialist in chain-making, and special a designs may be made to order in any quality of gold. ri: In ready-made Alberts we are showing a wide variety of II; particularly good-wearing patterns. in 9ct. and, loct. gold. 1 You will appreciate these upon inspection. IS IG. . T.' YOUMG s , Jewelleps;. 1 j 252 LAMBTON QUAY. P~l I I |EBgmssg| I I I I |ross.-aasl I I l~^l 1 *1"* 'Tis the general impression that Modern Furniture that is artis- Vjil A tic will not endure. This, however, is"a mistake. For instance, 4 <&' * -'Collie's Artistic' Furniture. I •»i< being strongly built of tho finest timber, will stand the test of tf< time, equally as well as "old.Chippendale." .. T You can buy Furniture here that is both artistic in .design and ..,'V>. ►I< satisfactory in wear. T tj l ' Our Furniture does indeed make artistic homes. . | EDWARD COLLIE, Ltd, J |j. Tel. 1631. ART CRAFTSMEN. 107 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN. [| With this SUCTION RETAINER-" j ■ You can Laugli, Eaß, Cifccw, Cougtls, Sneesej . as oSten as yon please BY ATTACHING ONE OF ' " " Dr. -Rayner's Triple Suction Retainers." I THE AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, Igwr Wellington; also Auckland Wm. P. SOMMERVILLE, Manajer. "