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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 184, 24 April 1918, Page 3

BUY the best Eleclro-platc, and your children's children will enjoy it after you. . . ' \ We have just landed a wide range of Best English j E.P. Entree Dishes and Muffin Dishes—made to ! stand any amount of hard use. True "the best" costs a little more at first, but it gives infinitely more pleasure and satisfaction. - • • [ Inspection cordially invited. . Goods sent on < approval to country customers. ... j W. LJTTIEJOHN .& SON, LTD. I JEWELLERS, J .' 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. /' George Apricot Jam come |fw • Sp§. ' Ji "^ e Btones are removed Sli £?'£;»'.s\fy;j' , ??.'3 l '' '■' steam-heated double aluminium SSwjl ' lss ; ss , £&i?'j ft t* boilers and the jam is sold to eMjat [A BTHUR J. WYCHEPiLEY, _ t^ & Lock and Key Specialist. ..■ .. WANTED KNOW*- ' Keys cut to any'pattern. Safe and ™ HE jjjdress OF T. A. WELLS'S P.O. Box Keys promptly ' duplicated. 1 ™, TO p.TronTT.wvrxia W4RTI Every description of Lccksmith's Work ;? A ™f ™'m thoroughly catered for. HOUSE IS 1-IoA MANNERS STBEEr, Address:' KING'S CHAMBERS, opposite King's Theatre, 62 Taranaki . ■ Wellington. Street and Luke's Lane, '.telephone 883. , tPhone 568. Private 'phone 2234 (2 rings). .■■ Have you seen the new | ■■• i . . • ' i i : .- ■ ■ . ■ • , I V. ■ ; i tlf not we invite you to call at your earliest convenience and see H ! the distinctive examples of ! Fashion we are now showing. They are all distinguished by their nobby styles/ and we promise you ] our best possible value* : THESE ARE QUITE NEW: \ LADDSS' SMART TWEED COATS - Absolutely the latest winter styles; new collars; full cut; finished with belt and pockets; in Browns and Greys. ■I * 75'/-, 89/6, 95/-. S' STYLISH TWEED COATS-With black fur collars; €? ». in Grey, Brown, Bottle Green, and Violet. |■. £4/9/6, £5/15/-, £6/15/-, £7/7/-. \ } TWEED MOTOR COATS—Lined fur, also large fur ' '. \collars; belts and pockets; very smart styles. ' , £8/8/-, £9/9/-, £11/11/-.. ;! This Store will close,on Thursday (ANZAC DAY) J at 1 p.m., and also at 1 p.m. on Saturday as usual. I i '