Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 43, 14 November 1917, Page 2

.We have eighteen varieties. All very dainty, .very Japanesy. .Very, very moderate in price— ' Bd., 91, I/-, 1/3, 1/6. They will make charming Christmas Gifts at little cost, but we should , advise buying now as the supply will not last till Christinas. Prices are strictly cash. Post free at these prices, but without responsibility. f'ART NEEDLEWORK SPECIALISTS," LAMBTON QUAY. |||] For Bf63K?IISi| gJ if GmU ncr& end i if ' • Suppar. h kf %>ur table Iβ inoconptete without it il Ewbank Carpet {jn//ffi .Sweepers are. - e 'Self-cleaning' ' The rarelling irool, cotton, etc., picked up by the ililiiiJl brush is immediately cleared from the bristles by the Iflritilli . brush comb. Thi6 invention is a m6et valuable imcar. provement, for it eliminates the time and labour-lost ■ , in cleanin ff t ' ie >rus ' l fy hand, after use, particularly 'I if tlle mollin E haa become .tightly wound round the 7 < *sl!M|«p i w| trush. ailfl. I S' The device is free from complications, and yet as / the brah revolves it is , Automatically Cleaned ■ by the comb, and in turn cleanses the comb on its l|||l|l§|l|||pl3 reverse revolution. Thus the brush is "carded" by a ss ' ■ I clean comb at every revolution and) is kept in that condition which beat ensures the free dom and livoly action of the bristles. The lower end of the handle has a plain, tapered, durable thread, and by a few turne this handle can be attached or disconnected as required. Another' attractive feature of the Bwbank Carpet Sweepers is the facility with whioh they can be oiled, as ...'." Provision for the Lubrication of the Machine is made on the end of.the axle where it is most accessible. In the higher grade machines the ball-bearings are put into the brush, the heart of tie sweeper, and the only point where they'can be of any real service. Write to Department "D." E¥. Mills & Co., Ltd., Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington,