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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 116, 2 February 1918, Page 15

J 'Housework, is Endless Work, j j Make it Easier by Using the | | "Shino" Dtist-absorbing Family j j —an Article for Every Job. j i TTOUSEKEEPING .is endless work-Hiere'is llio same thing (9 bo doijo \ | 'iu every (lay—in the fame old way. llusting, sweeping,.polishing,'they 5 come round 'us regularly as the morning. ■ j | What a laborious .and iinpl&teint task-' it-'is, dust flying everywhere, 5> . being cleared out of. one place and'immediately-settling in another. With S A tho old methods*'this.-work is orio of tho most 'dangerous tasks of the A |' household. tfljing •. " S \ Germs. which arc in Every Household Scatter Disease; \ I • ''--in spjto '" • '§ '. i The • solve:the dust problem for the - i 5 housekeeper : it as; a. problem.;.-.:lnstead of-being a- bur- j i .ydensoffis taski lioiise cleaning becomes quite a pleasant occupation. • J 3: - Witlr .a.'fetw":easy" strokes, .dustiiig, polishing, or cleaning is done, } 3 V<ind you have inoi'c time for other work. "Shino" goods absorb all dust j t;j ,they Cornelia'contact with. These articles are- . . ' ,j I Put Through a Wonderful New, Chemical Treatment | 5 • ,whichiattracts.'ii.nt dust, .and dirt, just .as a ' niagnet attracts steel. I I The "Shino"Family are-sanitary, easy to tise} "absolutely. .effective, J { I and extremely'economical. .Because.they gather and hold the dust, in- ' | | stead of merely-.Scattering .it, as in the. case of . 'the. l old fashioned dust- -ft j gathering methods,-'' they lighten the labour by: half.', I I All stores, or.'-write to Department "D" for booklet on these won- I J ■ derful dust-absorbing ..products.. - 1 jE. W. Mills & Go, Ltd., 5 Dominion Agents, Hunter Street and Jervois Quayy Wellington, | I mmm —- I ; HI FqiFy Modern . House wives!':;; 5 • The Orion Range is eo perfectly I r '" Designed, so Honestly Made, so very .. .. Durable, so Efficient, so thoroughly j ' . ■: Practical, and so Fully Equipped with iLaiour-eaving Devices tnat it has become really » necessity for TJp-to-date Housewives and Trained Cooks. 1 Ask yoyr Ironmonger to show you one. M. E... SHACKI.OCK, '-.Lid. Dunedln.. Wellington, nod AncMand. j ' I Mr. BOYD EDKINS j W&ft tlSfcd W Run { I flooded road conditions in, Queen- | fVottl j land—in eaiablUhuig/a particularly-1, • A.Wfti# te.C&yySL .<©s7 Miles) in . 7 S rr.cnti in Australia have been _ ts. /7« t \ | credited to these SPEEDY and' I -9f? A W™tlf£ t 5 >1 I RELIABLE TYRES-notably: Mr. <*V 11 0) 4 M118&3iy«,,3 f . / j Edkirn' Melbourne to Sydney (565, (Prcvioira Record—29 hrs. 35niin.) . j raile») in 1G hr». 55 min,; Mr. M. , Aunger't Melbourne to Adelaide j-f /' \ J/ ( ' \ ; (594 miles) in 14 hr«. 54 min.; and ] t LI I ' I the Fremintle-Sjrdney (2959 miles) I i M') '■' i retord«f* Messrs.' Frascr:&Arm- . \ - ~) ° v " a"*m"* "c° : established amongst the motorists of- Australasia ■m—i ■» ill i«h—iihhiiiu iiwiimw infinnni i iimniiPinai i, ~, iflhe "feptin-falmsi*" sweeps! II aside old Ideas of value j j | The "Partin-?almer" fulfils every possible ideal of what a Car ought to I §3 be—and ought to cost. I I It generously meets your demands for roominess, comfort, and power 1 ' K la style and appearance, ' I I, The "PartirhPalmer" Car I | 'is a worthy associate of the more expensive Cars—but it's more thrifty 1 || ill the upkeep—Petrol, Tyres, and Oil. . . | | The 34-h.p. Motor, gives pon'er in plenty for every louring need—it's ab- 1 | solutely reliable., ' ' I | To thoroughly appreciate its features of style, comfort, power, and econo- 1 S my, you must, actually.Tido. in the "Partin-I'almer" Car. | ■ : MAKB I Zealah'dia" Rotor fmpgrtiugfLti, 1 | NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS FOR "PARTIN-PALMER" CARS, 1 | 158 I'EATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON.. 1 | P.O. Box 705. 'Phone 4163. | -BOWER'S POULTRY FARM, qECTRE]> PBEMIEIt HONOTJRS at Palmerston N. WJnter Show, 1917, win. < j for Beat Utility Bird, two Firsts, two Specials, Second and Third. Allsti raw ot % Zealand 1917 Duck Test. ,p- ,m -DUCKS. from these Strains.. Write for Price List. Black Orpingtons, White Leghorns, White Kocks, Indian Runner Ducks, Cayuga Ducks. Males, 21s. and 30s. each . h H. W. BOWER, FA IRFIELD, LEVIN. I ,?sS^ L^Nt]s POULTRY FARM. _ T „ mrTTI PALMEIiSTON NORTH. TT IS THE. STRAIN IHA I TELLS. Our Utility Leghorns and iUinorcas A again scored at thifi years Mamwatn Winter Show. ONE FIRST AND SPECIAL, THREE FIRSTS. TWO SECONDS, ONE THIRD. Orders booking now. Epgs, 7s. 6d.. and 10s. G#. for 15. Speoial Leghorn Pen, headed by champion cock, 15s. for 15, delivered at your door. Incubator lots qiutod on request. Day-old Chicks, Is. cacn. 100 for 953,, rail paid. Leghorn and Minorca Cockcrels, » few to spare,- 21$. each. . Order early.■W- BIBRRE, THE : POULTRY BOOK. • ■ A COMPLETE GUIDE TO .BEGINNERS IN POULTRY.-No oae should .miss A . .. JUST PUBLISHED. having this work.- It is-a coin pact and -complete guido to poultrykeeping. ■ ■ .'V ■ IT ALSO INCLUDES THE N.Z. UTILTY "POUI/reY STANDARD. "•id le. 9d. in stamps TO-DAY. i BOX 588, CHRISTCHUR'CIL"