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"Do-It-Better" , Dentistry "TIME was when one' had good reason to fear the Dentist's chair. But not now—if the Dentist is W. P. Sommerville. The Patient's comfort is my chief consideration. Whether it be Teeth Filled, Teeth Crowned, or Teeth Extracted, my work is perfectly safe for the child of three or the man of eighty. Wide experience, highest skill and up-to-date appliances enable me to treat successfully the most difficult cases. Then, what about your teeth? , To neglect them if bad policy. Decaying Teeth ara unsightly and offensive. They ruin ' digestion, poison the system, • lower vitality. Consult me TO-DAY-FREE. 1 will tell you what should be done and how I can do it better. SUPERIOR METHODS BUT MODERATE FEES. Nurses in Attendance. W. P. SOMMERVILLE " The Oaekfux Dentist" MOLESWORTH STREET (Over BuTtud t-Son, Chemists) Hours: 9 «.m. to SJO p.m.: 7 p.m. to BJO T«lephone39o7 C.H.-50 8 '"\V7E ALWAYS MAKE our cough »• and sore throat mixture from Hean's Essence, and find it first rate." C. L. Billings, Rahotu, Taranaki. Hean'a Essence is. a wonderful remedy for everyday home use. It is also a wonderful . money saver. Be sure it's Hean s. 3 XMAS IS UPON US! ~ HAVE YOU SELECTED A PEESENT FOR YOUR DAUGHTER OR YOUR ' FRIEND? THE IDEAL HOME DRESSMAKER makes an ideal present, delightfully interesting, so useful and satisfactory in every way. There are hundreds of ~ delighted users. All sorts of garments,can be'made at home with greatest ease.. Call To-day at 7 Adelphi Chambers, and allow Miss Bagley, the expert, to explain it to you. On Bale at Veitch and, Allan's,' The Economic, and George and George. Newtown. ■ ; ■ jf\ '« c'ontalnsi only thoi's'pre>'. Bi \cf\ Vfk*B er ' iea which bnlld up <W .-vvl/VCM inn flesh, strong bone ana n muscle,' Ask your doctor.

for the Home | I There it no greater pleasure inthe"home than an evening with an Edison i Phonograph. Bright tongs and music perfectly rendered; the World's, j I . greatest vocalists and musicians brought right into" your home are pleasures j i that please both old and young alike. • j ■ f Next to having at your command the talent o( the World', greatest | <j entertainers, a most enjoyable and amusing feature of the Edison Phonograph ' j 3 is the'making of amateur records on it. < f , The Phonograph will record any song, speech or instrument. t fit puts you in possession of the talent of your friends; it permanently l preserves the childish accents of children; and it means many an evening ol t j wholesome fun. This is an exclusive Edison feature. I There are Edison Phonographs to suit all requirements and to please all ; | tastes. | ! The Edison Gem Phonograph is very popular. Body box of maroon ! metal, on oak base, 1 with oak carrying cover. Sapphire Point Reproducer, I ' ■ ' Model K. Metal Horn supported by crane (no horn option). • Powerful , i . ! spring motor, belt drive,' Plays Standard, Wax and New, Blue Amberol ! i Records. Size (without horn) 8 ins. high; 10 ins. wide; 6# ins. deep. j . i Price of Edison Gem Phonograph, £4 10 0. _■ ,„ , ' . j s Other Phonographs of the Horn type range in prices up to £28 10 0 for the ' | beautiful Edison Concert Phonograph. . j . Edison Ambero'lai—with Concealet Horns—cost from £10 10 oto £60. ! I Illustrated dessripu'vo Catalog sent post free on request. Write to-day. ' THOMAS A- EDISON. LTD. (Wholesale OnM. 36+372 Kent St.. Sydner. \Ji Before going; out drink a cup of \fi mi It fortifirt the system against fatigue |M HnS and strengthens the nerves. j|y| [Mii A delicious beverage. WM - wffl Cheap because a little goes a long way. W J%? A«k your irneer lor • »impt», jf\ No other tea equals it in quality, oxcellonca and economy.. Refuse, imitations, ' Ask for Amber Tips Tea, , Bold in packets and tinsatl/8, t/10anij;2/-.per 1 1b..,60 ~. ~