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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1888, 24 October 1913, Page 3

IN ©lE§§ OR COATEE ' :J ** . IESIGMS. " : i 425. complete. 425. i l? • . ( • ! > Made to your order, made to fit ! _ • you, and with all the! little trick- j ' eries of the moment.; " s■\• ■ . * I Consider flicse B©!iilay ; ) • i Toilettes. , ' 3 3 " ; j 1 TVe Fabrics are: Frosted Crepe, a Plain and Fancy Sponge Cloth, ( i Oatmeal Cloths, Newest Pique r Cords, Super Poplin Cords, Char* j ming .Voiles. j 425. complete. 425. { " ' : " : \ ' ' " ' ; • c;BMITH. L j ! The Homely" Shop. : j ; ■ ■ ■ ■■ 1 1 1 . —i 0 II "feat American" BalSteriugl \ nnHESB aro the mowers tibjai: rarer need sharpening, run like a bioTols, J i r A aro light, strong, and durable, and are the best machines to bay. rj J I The blades—of which there are made of Crucible Tool Steel, the ; kind that is mod for chißels, drawing knives., hatchets, and all tools rcomriag'' '» a, keen .edge- Thete blades are first hardened in oil and aro aftervrarcls tea-,. 0 p»red in water. A leading feature of these Machines ia that They Are All Self-sharpening. ; ll This is due to' the stationary knife being bo constructed, that, as it gradu- ; y I ally wears away, it sharpens both itself and tho revolving kniVoa m the proceSß. Every 'machine is constructed of the best material. Having their own c foundry tho makers can and do produce a grade of casting bettor adapted to h lawn mowers than thoy can buy, ' 1 '' Made in thr?e. sizies—lsin., 70/-;l7in., 7 5/-; 19in., 80/-. We also have large stocks of lowprioed machines, Grass Catchers,, ; Hdso, Sprinklers, etc. , { E. W. HIXS &■ CO., Ltd., Sole Agents, j (J liutllf I lIUTMiMHTUWi;! iHhimi n r >,wn«ii^iiMMwroiiaWM-Utl'l'lr^ | V''"T^BCaP Cleanliness Means Health! <■' Health Means Wealth! Therefore the whole question is how to effect cleanliness in every detail of the' home with as little labour .(jmfp 1 B and exertion as possible. "**•,' V Below arc a few items that will help with the washing and housework. 8 These are indeed "dirt removers." , j r CAMPBELL'S LOW PRICES. V Perfection Soap, per bar, 10d. £j, : ; j 5 Barilla Soap lib. bars, Gd. Prize Medal Soap, per bar, Bd> -r 1 ;"i f Greenston Soap, per bar, 10d. Soft Soap, per | ; Sensation Soap, per bar, lQd. Caustic Soda, per tin, 6d. 4 . . j Wm. CAMPBELL, ■ i \ 1 (0 and <2 MANNERS STREET. J9S CUBA STREEtJ': ; j 163 RIDDIFORD STREET, NEWTOWN, j ; 11 Taiigye Oil Engines I j ! CAN BE SUPPLIED IN EITHER, KEROSENE OR BENZINE,' I ; , TYPES. | ; 0 If you want an Engine always ready for work, buy a |, - TANGYE. j; 1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. | J j > SOLE AGENTS- j ; JOHN CHABBEBS & SOI, LTD., T : ! | WELLINGTON. ' I 6 . U_! — J. < C.v j . Fmm ike Land - | ; of the M&fligbt Sun . .j. : to tke Ga?ta of AliaL |i ! ;,. | : People know the delicious flavour and strength-making i,. 0 value of Grape-Nats F©o 0 ■ Even beyond America, Great Britain and Australia, where : Grape-Nuts' is a household word, this compact, delicious 'Ameri- 1 can food—scientifically made of finest whole wheat and barky, is found wherever the white man goes. d Grape-Nuts is fully baked at the factory—mtdy to eat j 0 from the packet, and retains the vital food elements of the grain in form for easy digestion. f 1 x This food is packed in moisture-proof packets which ketp. i ; it in perfect condition—wonderfully appetizing as usually eaten \ r e with cream or milk, or fruit juices. j ■ "There's a Reason." j s J For sale by all Grocers. wJll ifVwiWi fitft. jT J-A"»tA llrtrSFy£Btili'UQuJjPS. j*