Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2602, 26 October 1915, Page 2

DAINTY & SERVICEABLE UNDERCLOTHING At Economical Prices* Ladies who wish to replenish their stocks of Underclothing will be delighted with the splendid assortments and keen values at CEORGE \lAND KERSLEY'S. \j The garments quoted are of superlor quality and workmanship, and will give complete satisfaction. \\ NOTE' THESE M MONEY-SAVING VALUES. LADIES' CAMBRIC NIGHT- | ftlljl DRESSES—Made deop Empire i l|jl|| yoke, prettily trimmed imitation. 1 |||j§||j\W Ij II '||||j|, Valenciennes lace and insertions. jlj 1 j||jp Price, es. 3d. ullWm_L'-/. ' ® LADIES' CAMISOLES—Made low neck without sleeves: prettily trimmed Valenciennes lace, daintily finished pale blue ribbon. Price, 2s. 9d. LADIES' _ COTTON CREPE DRESSING JACKETSMade Kimono shape; long sleeves; in pretty shades saxe, palo blue, and pink. Price, 2s. 11d. LADIES' CREPE DRESSING JACKETS-In dainty pale colours and prettily embroidered white floral designs ; finished at neck and sleeves with small scalloped edge. . May be had in pretty shades of pink, pale blue. and saxe. Price, ss. lid. LADIES' COLOURED PRINT PETTICOATS—Made with and without frills; in clear patterns striped and check materials. Very useful for wearing under print frocks. Price, 3s. 3d. WHITE WOVEN UNDERWEAR. LADIES' WOVEN BLOOMERS-In white cotton; made with elastic at waist and knee; women's size only. Price, 2s. 3d; pair. LADIES' RIBBED VESTS —In white cotton; low neck, no sleeves; trimmed open-work crochet tops. Prices, Is. 6d., Is. 9d., Is. nd., 2s. LADIES' COTTON RIBBED COMBINATIONS-In white only; made high ncck, short sleeves; buttoned down front-; excellent value. Price, 3S. 3d. GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD. KLE PAL® Is better than Cream of Tartar for Scones, Cakes and Pastry, etc. Mix exactly four ounces Klepalo and two ounces Bicaih Soda* Ask your Grocer for Klepalol 'AH Wholesale Merchants, such as W. M. Bannatyno & Co., Ltd. , j Sherwin-Williams' Ready Prepared j j Paints in Comparison with ! j • White Lead and Oil. t The man who buys white lead and oil and prepares it himself, or who ' engages a painter to prepare it, cannot possibly make a- paint equal to | Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints. It is a case of hand work against f exact formulas and grinding with powerful machinery. _ | | The base of Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints is a correct combi- | nation of oxide of zinc, sulphate of lead, carbonate of lead,_ pure linseed j J oil—tho latter being made from the best. flax-seed it is possible to buy— j S and tlie necessary drier and turpentine. . $ S Owing to the exact combination of zinc and lead the makers are \ I enabled to get the largest possible quantity of linseed oil into each gallon. 6 | This is important as pure linseed oil more than any other ingredient [ Gives Dnrability and Life to the Paint. I 1 Therefore, by the fineness in grinding and the; maximum of pure oil, jj Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paint will cover a greater area than lead | i and oil mixed b yhand. . . , i ~ . 5 1 Sherwin-Williams' Paint (SWP) will last from seven to eight years \ I while the life of lead and oil is at the most four years. '■ White lead ,raw oil, umber, dryers, and turpentine ... £3 13 7 , t Labour, breaking down and straining 3 0 | [j •—- - i-o if) t I | The above will make 61 gallons of paint, covering 250 i I sq. ft,, two ooats p&r gallon - 1625 sq. ft., Sner- • | win-Williams' Paint covers 360 sq. ft. two coats per • ; 1 gallon of 1620 sq. ft. „.. n i f 41 gallons SWT at 12/- per gallon costs 2 14 D | • or a saving of £12 7 ! ' | The paint with a .guaranteed analysis on every tin. 1 - a |I f. lis & Co., Ltd. j -_* • ' OUR IMPERIAL ROLL. , X HAVE landed a shipment of the Best SAMARANQ KAJ?00; also a vey large shipment of the new ENGLISH TICKINGS—Heavy, Good, and a Neat Pattern., Send in your Orders for tho DAVID McCRAE MATTRESSES. With our present 6taff we can easily turn out 300, per Vi'cok. I again recommend our No. A DAVID MoCRAE MATTRESS. Weighs over 301bs. It will not go to dust quickly, as it is made from the BEST SAMARANG KAPOC. Order Now! DAVID MoCRAE, 25 Farish Street, .Wellington. P.O. Box 284. Phono 2581. | GARDEN TMLi!" GARDEN TOOLS! I WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GAR- | DEN TOOLS FROM THE BEST MAKERS, including the following:— LAWN MOWERS J j Border Forks. ENCLISH. Hedge Shears. 9 Border Shears. . I.R. Hoso. I Brancn Uutters. Green s' Silens Messor. Ladies' Spades. I Daisv Grubbers. _ . (Anglo-Paris. L awn Sprinklers. | Digging Forks. Ransoms s j Automaton. McKinnon Hoes. | Draining Spades. (.Lion. Mattock Hoes. ' I Dutch Hoes. AMERICAN Planters' Hoes. 9 Edging Knives. Pruning Shears. | Garden Rollers. Aroade. Pmning Saws. 3 Garden Trowoli. Favourite. Rakes. | Gordon Shears. LaKewood. Reaping Hooks. | Grubbing Hoes. New Easy. Scythes. | Grass Shears. New Rovor. Sprayers. I Grass Hooks. ; Premier. ; Sets of Ladies' Tools. I Pennant. | Sprayers, Shovels, Spades, Slashers, Turf Cutters, Weeding Forks. JOHN DUTHIE & CO.. LTD. I METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET. 9 TELEPHONES: Town Department, 3006: Country Department, 156j | Offices, 573; Iron Yard, 2564.