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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2720, 15 March 1916, Page 3

Have You Seen.. Out Fine . Display of Real Stone' Bead Necklets ? JJERE is something really •, attractive,'noTel/'kid''reason-' ably priced.' Bead- Necklets in Amazonite, Amethyst,Aquamarine, Turquoise, Matrix, Greenstone, .Jet, etc. ,'jou : will see them, displayed in our windows. Prices—Jet from 10s. ' Others from 425. 6d. to £6.135. G. &. T. Young, Ltd. Laratt^Qoay . V , - Mightier Than Pen or Sword« EVERY SOUND TOOTH It a ntapon In defending hoaltli-a builder'of physical' power through good digestion anfl «sslmllatlon-a constant aid In tlto malntenanoo ■ 'Of energy, so essantlal; to succesi. One of the . greatest hygienic commands' 61 i to-day la v.... Crown and Bridge Work from ' Four-tooth bridge to replaco J ,our ' ront ' ee,h whlc h havo Cii fm, - I i)een ,os, i Mh - gold orowns, jsa I® EH / E&3 SI I W lit •. reinforced with Mk. . p e|> , The work Is SCIENTIFIC, PAINLESS, PRACTICAL, LASTS A LIFETIME, 005 CONSULTATION—EXAMINATION—ADVICE. You are invited to call, have your teoth examined, and be told what Is best to ensure tliolr prtservatlon and restoration, just how the work Is done, Its cost, how long It will tako, and all sbout It. For this thero Is no charge. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS. Write If In Need of Dental Work. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, Corner Queen and Wellesley Streets, AUCKLAND, and at WELLINGTON. DR. RAYNER. Dally from 8 till t. Saturday 3 till 1. Open Friday Evenings only. | Firth's "Stainless & liistSess" ! lew Steel for 1 Cutlery. f . This ia a line of goods which every U6er of Cutlery will welcome, t There will he no more stained and dirty knives that ; are constantly in j need of cleaning. The knife machine and board may beppurt r aside, | the continual rubbing will be eliminated, the time and labour lost in jj putting them into a condition to use again will be saved. I The saving of wear and tear on the blades through constant clean- | ing will give many years' added life to the cutlery. After use the blades f Need only' be Dipped in Hot Water and Wiped ; with a cloth, and they will be found to be perfectly bright and free from i stain. - ■ . 5 These blades can be dipped in vinegar or used to cut onions, S lemons or any other vegetable or fruit which so quickly stains ordinary ' [ knives, then left for some hours without cleaning, without the acids | leaving any stain upon them. ! They are unaffected by water or acids or by anything from which' j! Table Cutlery usually suffers. ' ' _ It \ An early inspection of these goods, which afe made by 0. Johnson s & Co., will repay you, ] All Knives are marked "Firth Stainless."T RW. Mills & Co., Limited.