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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2427, 5 April 1915, Page 3

"W eg Foltr Ctoforts. CHILDREN'S TEDDY BEAR COATS-In Red, Saxo, Brown, and Fawn. „„„„ 10S. 9d,, 12s, Gd., ISs. 6d., 18s. 9d. CHILDREN'S CURL CLOTH COATS-In Brown, Red, and Saxo; nicely trimmed with buttons. 6s. 11d., 7s. 6d., 10s. 6d., 12s. 9d. CHILDREN'S COATS—In Cream Cord Velvet and Nestling Cloth. 10S. 9d., 12S. 9d., ISS. 6d., 18s, 9d.,255. CHILDREN'S COLOURED CORDED VELVET SPORTS COATS-Sizes . ; 24 to 30 inch; in Vieux Rose, Saxe, Fawn. 19s. 6d.. 225. 6d., 255. CHILDREN'S KNITTED COATS—With cap or bonnet tc match; in Saxc, : Cardinal, and Tan. 12s. 9d.. 14s. 6d„ 16S. 6d., 18S. 9d. CHILDREN'S WOOL KILTIES —In Navy, Saxc, and Tan. 10s. 6d., 13S. 9d., 15S. 9d., 16s. 9d. CHILDREN'S WOOL GAITERS—Is. CLOTH-ls. 6d„ Is. 9d., Is. 11d. CHILDREN'S MUFF AND NECKLET SETS- From 2s. 11d. set. C. SMITH, LTD, | CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. 'V 4 say 1' 'oifocrtea j|l I rather that you buy one packet and ' see for yourself how superior it is f&gy to any other than ask you to j|^ read through columns of advertis- | ling describing its merits. :Go I - ; to the grocer to-day and . get a 1 packet of Nelson Moate's Tea—you | will find it is high grade and full qual- 1 1 ity flavoury tea, absolutely unequalled § | | for value. Remember 35 years of ex- | I I perience goes into its blending, and I | i 35 years public approval is behind it. I V' 1 There is flavour and goodness in I | every ounce. Let the tea convince g | you. 1 1 Prices i a ■ ; \ 1/6, 1/8; 1/10,' 2/-, .2/2, 3/- I NELSON Moms . Ewbank, v ; ■■■■ Ball-bearing |; Carpet Sweepers. ; | These sweepers are built on the most modem lines and are'.' backed by a reputation^''th'at has stood the test of 25l years'* \ service. IF | They are entirely of British manufacture and are built for lon<? service and for every day use. . Ewbank- Sweepers are | -constructed of the'besVinaterials, are'kr'tifcticdlly designed, .beautifully finished and are of high-grade workmanship. The important feature of these machines is that the Ball-bearing is Applied to the Brush and not to the wheels'of the machine, This is'agreat I improvement, because if the brush sticks, as it sometimes does, ) in the old style of sweeper; it does not matter how freely the I wheels run, until the brush is released the sweeper cannot j | work well. By applying the ball-bearings to the brush, the ! latter is kept free and runs without any exertion. An inspec- ! tion of these machines-will repay you. ' j Price 20/- and 22/6. Lower priced machines from 15/« E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd. DON'T WEAR A TRUSS! PJALL and Inspect the BROOKS RUPTURE APPLIANCE. \J Instantly Relieves and Positively Cares RUPTURE. Suit able for Men. Women, end Children. Naval Rupture Appliances, Uterine find Abdominal Supporters, Suspensories, etc. Sole Controller in N.Z MARK SMITH. Private Address, 24 Laurence St. - Offioe Address, U Manners St, WRITE FOE BOOKLETS. WELLINGTON, L*~ADIES.-The delicious MILITARY TJISMUTHATED Magnesia, a PICKLE is not belter than the 1' Indigestion, Flatulency, and ml best, but it is better than the rest. Makes stomach troubles. Post free, 2s Prornifoj the appetite. Buy a. bottle to-day c . only by Gibbs. Chemist, t%er Hutt