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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2300, 6 November 1914, Page 3

SIX E ■ CLOTHING = |p. SPECIALS. || | MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS;. 4s. 11 d. to 17s, 6d. ; L MEN'S STRONG OVERALLS, 3s. 11d. and 4s. 6d. , | MEN'S TWEED SAC SUITS, 325. 6d. ..: ; | MEN'S SADDLE TWEEDt,.TROUSERS, Bs. lid. ( 1, BOYS'- WASHING SUITS, 4s. 11d. to 15s. 6d. ' ; I BOYS' STRONG 'YARSITI; SAND SUITS, I good strong suits: for'summec .wear, 6s. each. • i. C, SMITH, LTD. [ 96 to JO2 CUBA ST., "WELLINGTON. 1 I 'PHONE 904a'. . li' ' : - — - -m' f \ GIVE HIM A ~ ■ gt^ |Kodak!^«, 1 G. Nothing can remove this monotony of WMg ; . ! a Soldier's life so easily and so pleasantly pjjj| - 5, as a Kodak. The Kodak methodis simple yip j i and clean—no dark-room from start ,to 1 finish. Sufficient Films can be carried in 1 " f the pocket to do quite a long time, and: further supplies can f| I be purchased in any. part of the world. ■ I I FOR; ACTIVE SERVICE 1 I THE VEST POCKET KODAK i 5 " Always with him, never in the way " J | C, It makes really an ideal gift and Is the timed member of the Kodak family vA-' | i j wonderful example of what can be done in the saving of balk and . weight. Slips | ; coiily into a waistcoat pocket so that no room is needed for it in the kit. A minis- I : I ture in size but it lacks nothing of Kodak efficiency and simplicity, B 0, Has Kodak Ball. Bearing Shutter with iris diaphragm stops, meniicni achromatic § - t lens, Sutotime scale and brilliant reversible'finder. Loads in daylight :with/*Kodak">§ J Film Cartridges for eight exposures. Takes pictures It x2J inches, Price 3i2/6» I " I A FIXED FOCUS MAKES IT ALWAYS READY FOR QUICK WORK.. /J £ • j . Catalogue and all Kodak Supplies from A. WATERWORKS; S*# | Photographic Depot (late Sharland'B Lambton .Quay," ■. ■ :';-E ;* I Wellington. * , ■ ' 'i' I The Doctor closes '81 . '■ ' j Amber:;li;[!s ( j| ;; \ | . Inhißown hoo6li|dhe insißtDthatthetea». | p \.; , -1 ■ should be purofiUsed with regard to health. B IT-.' ' , | as well as refreshment, and he knows that | g * £ I I .in selecting a.llna tea like Amber Tips, his •| | it decision isendorsedby The Lancet—"TPine |1 | teas mean better haalth," says that authori- |j I - , | tative journal. ! -Then, too, the Doctor J | | ' knows that-there sre.great stimulating and <• 1 : - . > invigoratingproperties in| | '' | I ! j I! | Everybody's Favourite . | » n d moreover that it will not A • J trouble the weakest digestion— '<7 dl|||||<J nor induce "nerves." Are you enJ joying the unequalled'quality and j flavour of this incomparable teaP : | Make a start HOW—get a ' ;;' ; ! : | packet, of the 2/-grade at 1 : { your .grocer's—bring the J .WHOLESALE AGENTS : MESSRS. THO MFSON BROS.. WELLItGTON* ULl'mill H 1 H 111 mil I » L >11'■ WU W«ll —!■ ©pportranlfles ior.. . r : . Mem of Brains . men iivho can make good, but—they must have keen brains and .the. energy, and vim tliat comes with health. : , ,Tou can start to-day to build the body and brain that will 'carry one on to success. . Stop eating indigestible and innu- i-\ tritious foods and try Grape-Nuts . Made of whole wheat and barley flours, baked for 20 hours, it is quiokly digested and contains a great abundance ;; of nourishment in small bulk. 1 ' " ■ ■ y The phosphate of potash and other vital salts ; (gxojvji in . 'igrains), so necessary to nerve health, are retained. ■ *"-f "There's a Reasoh" . f Grnpe-Is T itts food comes' ready to serve from ilie packet— ; and it taste? mighty good! ••• . ■ : • ; ; . ' "• sold by Grocers and Stores; ,