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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2570, 18 September 1915, Page 3

I THE SPECIAL * * * j RUBY REFLEX SD IN QUALITY & WORTH IE POINTS OF SUPERIORITY— ixtension allowing the use of Long eversible Lens Box with Lens inside ick always fixed to Camera, which albe revolved from horizontal to vertirersa at any time. turn of winding' key Bets Shutter for any* kind of exposure. Automatically * sets self-capping blind. * Automatically sets adjustable slit, . .whilst Mirror ' falls into position, after- each, exposure ready for the '6—UiiTor and' Mirror-Mechanism, acun6creiring any The RUBY REFLEX Offers ED Per Cent. Better Value Than Any other Reflex Atjha Price. Let Me Prove. ■WithCooke F4.5 Lena Oft /in deluding Sil Plata cbil/H/, j WATERWORTH'S QUAY |^^ COIBINATiOS PROTECTOR, Testament, Mary, Letter and Money Carrier. ■ ■ I ejßwetSH 1 ' ■ . - | a r \ ,| ' | I - | HOW. IT LS WORN AND "WHAT IT ; WILE OAEEY. | Protection, Convenience, and Utility ! are the essential features of | ; , . the device. I Supported and recommended by Military .and Medical Men. jj The "COMBINATION PROTECTOR, TESTAMENT, LET- ! TER AND MONEY CARRIER" is at once a protection and convenience, : , . ; ! It .provides a convenient and safe means of carrying 'a man's cherished letters, Testament, diary, money, fountain Den '' note-paper, etc. , ' , • ' g It is so arranged i on the Braces as to occasion no inconvenien'ce to tlie wearer. It is strong and durable. It cannot be'mislaid or. lost as is I the case with every other means of carrying- monev and I private papers. . jj Haying specially tempered steel plates it will certainly * resist a bayonet thrust and thus in .addition to saving a man's ! lite- gives him the opportunity of catching his enemy at a dis- H advantage, ' In several instances during: 'the present/campaign lives have \ been saved by. bullets and shrapnel splinters being deflected' \ from razors, tobacco tins, military, buttons, etc.; and by lod"-- § ing in Testaments, and pallets.. . . I It can well be conceived, then, what a wonderful measure of I protection is .afforded by the COMBINATION PROTECTOR ;-as:it.M.;fliTwt and arrest missiles, except where such are' , fired at point blank range. ' ' The. weight; has been/reduced down without sacrificing 'the S chief, consideration of thei device. V : ' | The Protector, being so adiustable to the body, those who ' have worn it as a test declare that the weight is a neglio- I able factor in comparison with' the feeling ofl security and I usefulness it affords.- / J § The invention .is primarily intended as a life-saver in • actual warfare, with the additional advantages • shown in illustration I . . The specially tempered steel plates can be removed during I training operations, as the construction admits of this beinS • P ' ■ done.. ° < PRICE, 8/6 Each, , YOICICOLLIMS, LTD. PATENTEES, j ■ [VICTORIA' AVENUE:: [; gr: .WANGANUI, N.Z. ! A Storehouse of Good Things : [1 f] A Cupboard of Campbell's Groceries ! Y ES^f a r te VeTr Hem ' S PUrß ' freS ' 1 ' pleaaine io ths Every member of the family enjoys CAMPBELL'S | i delicious, Jams, tempting Tinned Fish and Tinned I T"*sSi 8 a PPotisirig Meat, Ham, and Pish Pastes. B- Vo* f i an d Tea, from CAMPBELL'S are "a real - And Iho CAMPBELL shopper knows that every [f&Hj/Si/ purchaso represents the utmost value at the lowest „ / W possible price for quality, goods. |3 W. CAMPBELL, LTD. ■ ofPtj 163 RIDDIITORD STREET. 'PHON&IOSi \] H