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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 65, 11 December 1918, Page 2

[:' <*> .■_...■': . —; — : ' Tγ C C'"' on k°y something he can work with—a hammer, a-.saw, fJlK^fwf i-' '£■ ll'lW/i ¥ a.lathc—you may bring to light some latent gift of his that may A luisy i ' .;,.'. .■'\lffcy ' have some bearing upon his future success. ' ■ ■ ''\sMfir ■ ;': i Tho D.I.C. has a wide rango of the world-famous "Hobbies" / i ■•• \K.\ fx/ hobbies. Bring your boys alont; ,to see these splendid gifts; "SAwlm : ■"■ \%§. iff l ct em choose just what they want, and you will see their ap- jf3 YMfrf '' ■ preciation of your confidence go up like one o'clock. ; wgLr ; '. ALSO, bring the boys to'the Magic Cave; have a bit of fun \<ti' : s'£s ' [ ' " '(?s?ns\ «Ml' w^'l cm yourself—6d. each, you.know, and a Free Gift from , \vp; $|/jm i; j* ; 2aR ' \ Here's a List of "Hobble's w -r . \Jt|K f |\||t '•the Real Mackay—not Toys Wx7 i !, f' '" HOBBIES FEBTWOIiK DMLLS-lfi. and Is. 9d. eaoh. ' .Vj% .''/■ : ; " hJSW -•/ : HOBBIES STEEL PLANES-10d., Is., 25.. 3s. each. ■ VC'V , lU ' i' - r HOBBIES SOLDERING OIJTFITS-ls. fid. each. --■ ■.' '. |«W I "'• M $'•■ W '■ HOBBIES -JFITRE BLOCKS-ls. Od. end 3s. 6d. ' <L '■':.// ■" " HOBBIES STBIPWORK BOOKS-»d. each. . IJ i ,: ' : WWeL, HOBBIES SANDPAPEB BLOCKS-W. Refills, 2d. packet. «4J) t W ; r-' ' : HOBBIES CUTTING TABLE-ild. and Iβ. M. JfflvX *• / ' 1 '■'*'- M&y'W HOBBIES CORNER CR,«IPS-Is. 9a. each. ' ■ ■. W\\,S'// i ■* ■■'■\WII HOBBIES STOCKS AND DIES-Ss. 6d. complete. imiXWMi. *■' ■ mE'/W ■ ■■■HOBBIES TOOL HACKS—lflil. nnd ts. Od. ■ . . .; . ' • TOv XpM : ' ■'■' \<WWfffl& HOBBIES STEEL STEAIGRT-EDGE-'Jd. and Is. fld. - -.' . wV If :'!.■?. WJ/w HOBBIES SCREW ])K.IVEU-9d. weli; •. ■ Wffll\ I :!tU 1 '"■ A . HOBBIES BENCH STOP-2s. 6d. cncli. tiv \W '*' / ' ' ":■ jl ' HOBBIES HACESAWS-la. Od., 25., and 2s. fid. \\ IW «S. •' "' ,: '\ "''if Vl : HOBBIES GAP LATHE—ISin. contro, .12 x 6. Price, .£8 10s.(id. : Vtf £ V : ' V\ i'Wb\~ HOBBIES GAP LATHE-30in. centre ~l2x 6. Price, J?B' 10s. 6d. ifef \Sj,};/. ■' -" HOBBIES T SQUARRS-Hin, 2s. 3d. . ■/■^^f- '■' ""'' \ ' HOBBIES T SQTTABP.S—24in. !is. ■ 9d. • ■ '; / fc'M./ , ;l> ■: $lkiP%-\ HOBBIES' NICKEL HAJLMEES- Gd., Bd., and Is. .1 I§M. ■ HOBBIES FRET SAW BLADES-Cd. dozen: ' ■ Wi W/f ';'■■ 'HOBBIES VICES T Ss., ss. Cd., os. Od., Ts., 7s. Gd., os. Gd.,to.lfe. 6d. «yK# "!WVtW''3 HOBBIES 1 MITRE' CORNER-IVom r>s. Gd. to COs. , '/ ttil /W ■ '" ' :^!s.\lj ' . SP " EC,^L-^BTITO ? K oL '' l ' l ' lTSr " 2s - 3s- M-» ; 3s. 3d., 3s.' 9d., 4a. ed. • •' Magic Cave Homh*s; 2.3© So 5.30 ' . ■ -lllM/ :■v; \| lii' ■-■'■■■ ."Afisni'ssioii 6d»—everyone! . . '^w

[ Pyr ex: Fireproof. Ovenware. won't I 1 ' s Crack even when stood oil a I !. -. block of'lce and filled ;with • I'■■' \ Pyrex Transparent Fireptoof .Ovonware is made of material Wiat fltandg ' • 3 even'such violent changes ,'of. tempera tnro as' stated above. ■: This ie an |. \ extreme test and Pyrex always-standsiip to it. ..,':.;...., ; \ Pyrex dishes are guaranteed riot to break in oven'lieat; Sixty per cent. \ more'heat is transferred to food cooked' in Pyrex than to iood/>cqoii,ed in j. ■ ■\- any kind of metal-.pn-n, .'.This: is .proved by scientific tets. ..;.r ■ ..::• J '• \\ ~ -It-means that'": i , ■■■-'",•■■■..■ .; : ■' ■■ ■■''■.- ';■,'.■/■-..''■.' i I Pyres Cooks' Food More-Thoroughly, More Evenly ': J : , andiitakes.,,it , noticeably more tasty ; . It means, t00,,a great" saving in fuel ; : | '-and itlso-no more black, greasy pans to clean. ■ , '!' Pyrex never chips rusts, discolours, or crazes. Tt always stays like •,: new, and is Hie most economical cooking utonsil you can buy, for it gives , I''. j unqualified satisfaction. , . j . ■ ; 1.. ■ Not a parficlo of odour or greaso can be absorbed by the l.ard polished ! j surface of Pyrex. It is so free'from all cooking odours that ■ j You Can Use. the Same Dish Even for Fish or Cake, i \ -Buy'.your first" piece of Pyrex to-day'. , ' find out for yourself how well \ :-,:'. it wears,'how..much better it makes food,, how much easier it is to clean. I '; t See.-for, yourself- how r.Hractive, liow appetising it makes things look. ;I • You will like it so much you will sooi'i discard your old-fashioned even-. ;■■, .'' ware and put in even-thing in Pyrex. You will find many different uses : •';?'■ for every. Pyrex ;djsh. '. •'• ■-• • ' . :. \--:\\\- Ei*...• W ♦_..iyllllS & CO** Ltd** : I'' I:' . Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. f ;': •■■;' ■ ■ •' ■; ;\ '.u,,,,,, '' v*—I: Best Apricpts and || In Central Otago they grow |i 'i&r Remember you buy oil jam when || \j| M Into the big steam-heated double ar,| I /' /^I T%. U aluminium boilers, the halved - Ssl ' * jp\ i\UW F ■ : is added, and the boiling I§«7 >\ l ~; <goe« on for just the right length of jjr JJW \\ V ; time. Further precautions ?j#; -jfo $?£?" Iff \| '■ \\ li"'"—the tins are solder- M' \ f GOLDEN FRAGRANCE IN ' : . IS ALWAYS

Thepofoscd i\\ j| ■■■ Anglican -kj&. $|, ; Cathedral MJjjk MM a. n U: The Trials of War—— The Triumphs of Victory--. Ths Blessings of Years hence—when the greatest war of history is , but a memory and the trials ' of war and the triumphs of victory are recounted to the .children of future generations, the Wellington Anglican Cathedral' will - be pointed to as having been built by a gratefulpeople as a thankoffering for the blessings of peace. H6reat ' v fftewrlal . ■■..■ To-day it is your opportunity to express in practical form your thankfulness to God and your gratitude to those who have won foryou the blessings of a victorious peace. Anglican-.'-,'. CatWral' . will be a building of National interest—a Church the doors of which will always be open, wherein the public will have access to any seat, and no pew rents will be charged— a Church suitable for the conducting of dignified serviceaon occasions of National rejoicing or mourning. All who are desirous of contributing to this Great Thanhoffering and Memorial are requested to communicate at once with the Hon. Organising Secretary, Rv. C. F. Askew, St. Mirk's Vicarage, Welling, ton. Contributions or promises may be spread over a period of five years. Government Stock and War Bonds will be accepted. Legacies also may be made payable to the Wellington Anglican Cathedral Trustee* "I 11TREATISE ON THE BEST METHOD FOR PERMANENTLY DESTROYING SUPERFLUOUS fJAUt. Most preparations sold for the purpose are simply depilatories which have no further power than to burn off the hair level with the skin, and, in most instances, burn the skin also. This barbarous treatment has now been replaced by a scientific remedy called KULDAH Why sufl'er painful electrolysis? Why take the risk oi' a worse distijjureiiipnt when you can, in the privacy nf your own home, in a dignified, simple way, remove the worst growth? Price, 6s. (id. Posted in plain scaled wrapper (o any address, Gd. extra. Sold by tieo. Mce, Chemist, Lambton Quay, Wellington.