Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2290, 26 October 1914, Page 3

±vL±i\jr\ j:\jxx xjijuio oiui/mmo.

INSURE WITH TOE 'EXCESS IRSURAN6E 1TB.:. of the bulwarks of tho British Empire. ■ ' ' THE" EXO.ESS INSURANOE ©0., LTP- , FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. And HEREFORD STREET, CHIIISTOHURCH. J. SEAD-GOWING, Manager and Attorney..'

is first to save it ant? to do that with any success you need; I to buy everything you can at Lowest Prices for good articles;- § We assist you in the matter of your Clothing. We have the: | reputation of giving the, best value in Ken's Wear jn the City.*: | 100 .SAMPLE.'PTJAMA' SUITS, 3/11, 4/6, to 25/-- , / ; ■ I 350 WIDE-END TIES,; 1/-, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6. _ J 10 doz. MEN'S' NEGLIGE SHIRTS, in Tussore and' ligHf | grounds, 3/11, 4/6, 5/11, s 5/11» to 7/6. | '400 MEN'S BOATER STRAWS for Summer (Wear, 4/6, 5/G f -.—|.; ■ 6/11, 7/11i ; S/6, to 10/6. r 1 '250. MEN'S WORKING' SHIRTS, in Grand-Drill and' Ear-' J yard, suitable for lard wear, 2/11j 3/11, 4/6. . .<■ | 75 MEN'S WHITE SWEATERS, 5/6, 6/11, 7/6, 8/6. ;... .'J V' ■ :t j c. swf a LTD.," { j? 96, 98, i 00, iO2 CUBA ST., WELLINGTON. : | Xn HI i "hi ' huh in 11Ji

||| very esscncs , , . jKif|wp^|a 1 Vest; Pockfii^^^^^^a I Literally small enough to 1 JsiPlll I into the vest pocket (or a.H||| ' I. lady's handbag)-big enough' Wfll ' f®P^B 18 to bring homo all out-doors— jr" a miniature in size, but lack- | ing nothing of Kodak effl- 1.. ciency or simplicity. Has Kodak Ball Bearing shutter and meniscus achromatic |■' lens.- Brilliant reversible finder. Loads in daylight with |j Kodak Film Cartridge for eight exposures. A fixed focus |J.. makes it always ready for quick work. Lustrous black | '' metal finish. ' |p Pictures, Itx2£ inches. Price, 32/6. J|' 3 Catalogue and all Kodak Supplies from A. WATER WORTH, ggj 3 Photographic Depot (late Bhailand's), Lambton Quay, Wei- " '• I I Th(:finest leaf from the best plantations, it Has captured the public Instc from jI - 1 | the North Cape to the Bluff. "The Lancet" says: "Fine tea means better health." 661 5 . 'BTLESAIE AOSHISII MLESBKSIBOMSSQH ESOflv. V£t) n "fireat American" |$Hsearisig ■ THESE aro'the moworo that new need: sharpening, win like, a' bicycle, are light, strong, and durable, and are the best machines to buy* J. = Tho blades —of which there aro fir© —arc made of' Crucible Tool Steely the In-nd that 1b used for ohleels, drawing knives, hatches, and all tools requiring a keen edge. Theso blades are first hardened in oil and we afterwards tempered in water. A leading featuio or these machines is that They are all Self-sharpening. This is due to the stationary knife being so constructed, that, os it gradiially wears away, it sharpens both itsolf and the revolving knives in the process. Every machino is consfcruoted of the best material. _ Having their own foundry the makers can and do piSoduoe a grade of casting better adapted to ' lawn mowct3 than they can buy. . , .Made m three sizes—lsin., 72/6; 17in., 77/8; 19in., 82/8. We also have large stocks of lower-priced machines, Grass Catchers, I.R. Hose, Sprinklers, otc. ' 1 ' E. W. MILLS & CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS.-

"Cheap money," said tho business" man, "Cheap food," the labourer saidj "Cheap beer," sung old Dusty Dan, What matters, beef or bread? "That's very well," observed tho sage, But you'll agreo, I 'in sure, Chonp With ia gained from ywth to ngo .With Woods' Great I'fsppermiat Cure.