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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1918, 28 November 1913, Page 3

Exceptionally Low Prices." ■ • • ■ . /i Hundreds of Samples, comprising Riot's Singlets, Shirts, Sox, Trousers, Suits, Handkerchiefs, .Pyjama Suits, Boys' Suits, Blouses, Pants, fancy Top Sox, Gaps, Uadies'Sing* ' lets, Aprons, Underskirts, Combinations, Blouses, Wash Frocks, Costumes, Skirts, Feather. Boas, Children's Dresses, American Overalls, Pinafores, Bibs, ScarveSj Robe Lengths, Shawls. BEE THE WINDOWS TO-DAY. ■«• i 96 CUBA STREET. I UIIUI 111 a I LwriMllUiiß"MftW«ltl'SWßiii 111*" J " lL 'liil^fT* -■"■"'"'■'^■m'hjimmmm,— I %eat American" Ballbearing j Lawn Mowers.IfTtffESß are Hie mower* that never need sharpening;, run like a -bicrole, : J. aro light, strong 1 , and durable, and are the best machines to" buy. " Tho bludes—of which ther* live flve-*re made of Crucible Tool 'Steel, (In. ■ kind that is used for chisels, drawing kiiires, haifiiet*, taid all tools requiring a kuen edge. Thcso blades arc first lijifdctiiul in eil and aro afterwards teniparod in Wator. A leading feature -ot these machines is that They Are Ail Self-sharpening. This is due to tho stationary knife tarns so reiwlructwl, that, as it grinliially wwrs away, it sharpens both itself mid the revolving knives in the process. Every machine is constructed of tho best material. Haying' their 'own foundry fho makers can and do produce a grade of easting bettor adapted fa : I Inft-n mowers than they can buy. ' . ' 1 Made'iii three sirei—loin., 70/-; l?in., 7-5/-; Bin., 80,-. I \V> also have large stocks of loivei-prieed amchines, ffra** Catchers, I.R. 1 Has?, Sprinklers, etc. , ~,... t*fe«. *,*•■= :» ;./■,• -.W;" 1 - 'J