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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2175, 13 June 1914, Page 3

I*-- .GREAT'NECKWEAR S | i/--. BARGAINS. j > <aoe- < . . I | '30 dozen LADIES' LACE AND NET PLASTRONS with j | high collars. 1/. Each. | | LADIES' NET, LACE AND SILK JABOTS. | I 1/* Each, s % GUIPURE LACE PETER PAN COLLARS. < i d ' ' ■ ' - 1/■ Each, i LADIES' SILK SUNSHINE COLLARS. I I , ' . 1/- Each, i \ LADIES' BULGARIAN SUN SHINE COLLARS. ' I I t/- Each, i I SATIN AND SILE BOWS, trimmed with fur. \ I 1/. Each. 8 ) CREAM AND COLOURED MERCERISED 'SCARVES. \ !1l- Each. 1 SPECIAL.I/- WINDOW TO-DAY. | >■ OOP < j; € SMITH,' Lfi. | 1 96 CUBA STREET. | smiißOTim • ' mips | Perfect' — --' I Electrically'- ■ |We!« | Fences A®e Unfoeakable. I | A porfect' fence.for station, field, farm, luwii, or poultry purposes | | must have the quality of long life, for tho whole success of tlio fence I | , rests in, its durability. > ?] I "Pittsburg Perfect" Fence is the strongest, because Open Hearth | | wire—like old-time wire—heavily gal vanised with pure zinc, is used ex- y I clusively in its manufacture, and ia 3 1 • Efc'ctrically Welded at Every Touching Point I | in. the fabric, producing practically a one piece fence. | I On every line wire in "Pittsburg Perfect" Fence, between each stay | | is placed a tension curve. These curves take care of any expansion or | I contraction of tho wires caused by beat or cold, aJid no amount of a | stretehing while crecting the fenco can straighten them out. Tho a I curves act a3,a perfect spring, the fence instantly recovering its position 3 I after being subjected to any undue strain or force. . | r Put up in rolls of 55 yards and 110 yards. Also in stock, Single | | , Gates 3 feet xSO inches; 4 feet xSO inches. Double Gates, 10 feet x a | 60 inches. Writ-o for booklet containing illustrations and full particu- 1 | lars, also for sample of • < ' I E, W. MILLS & CO.,- Ltd. I !L«-- Agents. , J

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