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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2449, 30 April 1915, Page 3

iimi,ift.viifiji.iHiijju^f!.n'miniHimiii < auuLMhN»n>'iiniiiii^umiiM*fli^ffw,inmnHft<i l iwni» inwiimwuiwijif SPECIAL DISPLAY IN NO. I WINDOW. GENT'S EVENING DRESS STJITS Latest English cut and finish. £5 6S, » pimoilM Wftir GENT'S DINKER SUITS-Perfect LlClllliy If Mi fitting and smartly cut " GENT'S DRESS OVERCOATS- ' ff> &K t | Raglan sleeves and silk faced. for ueitleies p.,™ VESTS- Bs. 6d. 15 ... .WHITE DRESS SHIRTS—FuII \ | fronts. 8S 6d., 9S, fid., 10S. 6d. 1 Tucked fronts— 7s. 11d., Ss. lid. WHITE DRESS BOWS—With clip or band. Bd. eaoh. " WHITE KID GLOVES—AII sizes. 2s. pd. and 3s. 6d. WHITE LISLE GLOVES—AII sizes. is., Is. 6d., is. lid. EVENING COLLARS "Opera" and "Cabinet"— Bd. eaoh, SILK SCARVES —For evening wear, White, Black, and Brown. 3s. Bd. each. GENT'S FANCY SOX—ls. 6d., is. lid., 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., to 3s. 6d. SOFT FELT LOUNGE 'HATS- , • 2s. lid., 3s. 6d., 3s. lid., 4s. 6d., is. nd., ss. 6d. KNEE DRAWERS— . 3s. 6d., 4s. 6d., 6s. 6d. pair. c."- smith b . Ltd. : 96, 98, iOO and 102 Cuba St., Wellington. S^fey-Hof' Bote, B v Keep Contents <. ,JQ| Hot; or\Cold ; |l. tm days. .• § | The Icy-hot is a glass bottle within a glass f§|^ij bottle, ■ with a vacuum between. The vacuum f ; is a non-conductor of heat or cold, and pre- i n i vents the contents from changing tempera- | c Y-nOT * ur ®" P oUr i n K ou liquid is not con- ' taminated by touching metal because the, / projecting glass neck makes loy-Hot Bottles absolutely sanitary; iior can it work down between the bottle and the casing. ' " sgjgj^jpr Every Icy-Hot bottle is thoroughly tested before shipment. j It must keep • \ • ' j Water Steaming Hot lor Twenty-four Hours, . or Cold lor Three Days, J regardless of outside temperature. B Any bottle failing to do this caimot leave the factory. ><The glass filler cannot break, for it is held in the. casing by a thick soft rubber cushion at the neck, and a padded .spring- at the .bottom. Bottles nickel plated, leather .trimmed ' and nickel •plated, or japanned. ■■ ' All high-grade bottles specially .reduced. ■ ' Pints from 8/6 Quarts from 14/- ; E.. W. Mills & Co., Ltd. . ' 'AGENTS. v. : . . ■ ■■J—.— I*-'- ill mil J.ILI. LUJLIU "UPttJII ■!! 1.1111111 IWIIMLIU ,DENTAL PARLQURI y. KflOW ' , . There is a used at the AMERIGAN -""TAi: PARLOR ■ whereby yon can have your teeth drilled and tiled without the slightest eenaation of painon inoonvenienoe to J on., .. This method is the invention of Dr. Clark, of ; New York, and is beiag used by the leading Dentists'of America. • We are the only Dentists in;; possession of this wonderful apparatus, and "V WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE . to fill any teeth; no Wtter how sensitive, without. the.;use' of any,,drag op. sleep-produciug agent. \.v ' OUR SYSTEM OF PAINLESS.EXTRACTION IS FAR IN. ADVANCE : OF THAT USED by any other Dental Concern- in the .Dominion. . .. WE ARE NOT BEGINNERS, -and'we have treated . patients in the last ten veara. OUR REPUTATION STANDS FOR PAINLESS ' OPERATIONS AND. QUALITY OF WORK. THAT- WILL STAND THE. . TEST OF TIME. ; ' ; OUR CHARGES .ARE "REASONABLE, and we make the most durable and life-like plate obtainable anywhere in thfe worid, from ;BSSs. THIS PLATE IS NOT AN EXPERIMENT .WITH IT IS'MADE OF THE. SAME MATERIAL. THAT tVERY AMERICAN DENTIST USES. - , COKNEK'GF CUBA AND HANNEKS STREET, WELLINGTON. - Hours: 9—6 Daily. Saturday, 9 till> QR RAY|gER : ' n" " Ssiftple Living Economy , ' ■ ; Is'not scrimping one's food, or subsisting 'on an unpalatable diet, but it is cutting out indigestibles, _ surplus quanti- ■ tiesand planning meals to balance up essential food values. The ordinary diet is generally deficient.in some of these values, ■ such as the mineral elemehts r the lack of which is , often responsible for anaemia, listlessness, nervous breakdown, and genera! inefficiency. A daily ration of Grape-Nuts ■ FOOD. ; has been a boon to thousands. .Made'of prime,'hard; wheat ' and malted barley, it contains all the nutriment—including, the vital mineral elements, phosphate of potash, . etc., '.whichi Nature has bountifully stored in 'these rich food grains, Grape-Nuts is long-baked, very easy to digest, and comes 1 ready to eat froni the packet. A crisp, appetising food that j combines good, simple living and true economy. - I "There's a Reason"-' — ' I