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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2211, 25 July 1914, Page 3

WON'T SHRINK WOOLLENS * Lux for Woollens.\\ Uix for Flannels. I . Lux for, Blouses. \\ jpjsfl Lax for Dainty Fabrics. \"^srrZ&[fr Lux for Shampooing. vf^m§jfiotf Lux for Washing /^sLIJIiP Silver & Cutleryy \\Jilllli UvCT.Brethers tJm,te *"^^M^^^S destroys health and causes aneemia, scrofula, wasting and debility. It is-impossible to enjoy work, pleasure or life when nerves, tiosues andmuscles are starving for . want of extra nourishment. If you would be well again, enrich. the blood, feed {he - nerves,, build up the wasted tissues — not to-morrow or next week, but to-day — by taking gepuine TRADE V I W\ <jIP MARK — with the fiehman on the package — the only food tonic with a 40 years' repu* tation for quality and results, f Juft a dash of Mgjjofjj Sauce makes all the difference ' , to a cold-meat meal! AN OLD-FASHIONED ENGLISH SAUCE OF i UNRIVALLED, - J PIQUANCY. ' ', Its inimitable flavour gives a «st to appetite that enhances the enjoyment of eating. , .! GROCERS AND STORES. '' J •-•_*_ : .'■ ' % . ' | GOVERNMENT * DEPARTMENT FACT~IJo. Jl. / M 31st Dec, 1911, £207,103, IN CASH, was distributed among tha Polioyholdorß IN BONUSES. The above sum represents an addition t>l £333,994; to the sums aseured. The t bonneea are bow fixed upon ascending Kale, it being arranged that the increases ■hall become greater with the duration ol the policy. The practical working of this irrangoment will be understood by od i Inapo ll aon of the following examples: - BONbo'ES ON THREE £1,000 POLIOIIIB, —' ' THB POIiIOY TAKEN OUT allotted 12 Years 27 Yean 42Ye«« In *go. »S°- a BO. "*" s i. a. e •«.■■• a.' t •. a, 1902 80 0 0 84 16 0 40 6 0 1005 30 18 0 86 16 0 4111 0 1908 81 17 0 88 18,0 42 Iβ 0 1911 34 8 0 39 18 0 ,40 5 0 to «™f ° £48 0 £5," 20£5 IS 0 tjmjm __ ■ ... • - ■'.- .-„::.... WELLINGTON.