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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 70, 17 December 1918, Page 3

A Great Meal L. And A Great Tonic ||p J Iron Jelioids. A Great Ideal is placed before the world by Bertholdi's Colossal Statue of Liberty, which greets the traveller ite® entering New York Harbour. jstfastimslm. To a robust constitution alone is possible the fulfil' meat of great ideals. Maintain your strength by maintaining the number of your red corpuscles. At the first, indication of being "off colour" or "below par , start a course of Iron Jelioids —The.Great and Ideal Tonic. Iron Jelioids reinforce the red corpuscles and thus enrich the blood. A fortnight s treatment, at a cost of 7/9, will convince you of their marvelloui Tonic and Restorative Properties. Mr. J. R. PENNINGTON, Chemist, WORKSOP, writes I almy* "handle Iron Jelioids with pleasure, as my customers are invariably " satisfied with the results." A FORTNIGHT'S TRIAL (Price 1/9.) WILL CONVINCE YOUt IrOR Molds Reliable Tonic for Men ••• ••• Iron Jelioids No. 2A. For Anssmia in Women Iron Jelioids No. 2. For Growing Children Iron Jelioids No. 1. Ladies, Don't Be Without One! §THE IMPERIAL ::: SELF-HEATING IRON Three Hours' Ironing DOES THE WORK QUICKER AND BETTER THAN OTHER GET AN IMWiLS«», lulpholTne t ™ u l QUICKLY REMOVES ENSURING A | SKIN ERUPTIONS CLEAR COMPLEXION S • fou 42 ©3 0a raooil 6RUE? has been the ■ g YEARS ©ULfroULEiftiKi HEJIBDY FOB 0 ERUPTIONS I: PSORIASIS I' ECZEMA | BLOTCHES fi PIMPLES ROUGHNESS • SCURF SPOTS H REDNESS ■ I RASHES I ACNE I ROSEA P Bnlpholine i? prepared by tbo great Skin Specialists, J. PEPPER & CO., LTD., BEDFORD |j LABORATOftIBS, LONDON, S.E., Eng., ana can bo obtained from all Chemists and Stores U i throughout the World. Bulpbolino quickly roinoveß tha effect of Sunßcorcb. a ||<( maiim im i ill ■—iiitTirmwTwiTfifTiM—"ninwii ■"■iii«iiii»iiii»»iiiii——■ mi """fs ■HERE IS CHRISTMAS V " I Well in sight—so why not think of , | 1 GIFTS i | Think of them NOW 1 : ' —It's none too early i I SEE OUR I SPECIAL GIFT DISPLAY | | IN CUBA STREET WINDOWS j | , It embraces.Gifts in great jj | £ variety. Gifts to suit \ § every taste and every jj I purse. Ideal Gifts for the | | . j,.' ladies. Come and choose \ I early. \ - I USE At SOI Of HIE lAS OFFERINGS! 1 1 I I PERFUMERY—Roger awl Gallots choice perfumes, in tho follow- ! | I lng odours; Sweat Pea, Wallflower, Jockey Club. [K 1 4s. 6d. bottle, | | . 'Dragon Ely perfume. 2s. 6d. bottle or 6s. 11d. per box of 3, | ||5 Sample bottle for children's gifts, in all the leading odours, in- 5 {» eluding Vera Violet. 9d. a bottle. s ij TOILET SOAPS—Sweet boxes of three tabs, in tho following per- X , fumes: Carnation, Wood Violet, Rose, Wallflower. ft (4 2s. 9d. per box. $ I MANICURE SETS—Cutex 'compact set, containing all that is re- $ ■A quired for manicuring the nails, including polishes etc. j S . 3s. od. por set. $ is Cutex Travelling Set, cont ß i n ; n g Cutex Nail Polish Paste, i Polish cuticle remover, q# we u ns the usual manicuring ims | piemen ts .• " 10s 6d. set. | ra Child's Manicure 6et, fitted usual requirements. Is, 11 d, set, 8 | BEAD NECKLETS—Perfumed Neoklets. in the following shades: ' | Putty, Lemon, Blue, Pin] Ci Red, Heliotrope, and Black. | S , Prices, 2s. 11d„ 3s. 3d., 3s. 11d„ 4s. 6d. I S ? ar ,° C '' lolC ?< J, ,"1 r ? each packed in a box for posting. i | Children s Bead Necklots (graduated beads), with clasp, in ® I ™ colo . ur ®- &k 7, B|uo, and Lemon. Is. each, ft m HAIR. BRUSHES—Ebony bncks, whi'te bristles, at prices I I n 9d- to 3 s Hd., t0 7s> ltd., Bs. 6d.. 9s. 6d., to 16s. 6d. | ij line with bnsti C3 ljin long, blackjack At 3s 6d. % | Worth sa. lid. >1 | Whalebone Hair Brush, a rea l good lino, blaok back. | ' | GENT'S BRUSHES-Boxed i n pairs, Satinwood backs s '' ea ° h ' 1 | ss, 11d, pair. I K Black backs. 4s. 6d. pair, s | OLD ENGLISH POT-POURRI—In largo tins. 2s, 3d. per tin. | S3 . In packets. Is. pneknt. ?i I LAVENDER. SACHETS- Ifljd. h If CHILDREN'S EATRY'TALES—Jack and Beanstalk, Beauty and | 1 | Eeast, Tlireo Bears, and Babes in Wood. 3d. each. | m CHILDREN'S PAINTING BOOKS- fs. 11d. each. | I j Something new: MEMORIES OP TRENTHAM—You will sppreci- | " | I ate this book in qears to come. 3s. od. each. S $ I DAINTY WORK BASIQGTS—Lined silk, fitted needlebook and pin- 3 «j cushion. At 2s, 11d,, 3s, 11d., and ss. 11d. | it I , HAND- MIRRORS—BIack backs, round shape,, ifood glasses, packed 3 | I ' in box for posting. • ss. lid,, 6s, 11d., and 7s, 11d. I s | •NEEDLEWORK PACKAGES—Containing oushion top 'nnd baok. | 5 together with eufficient thread for working, and a chart show- E ii ins 'stitoh and whoro to ploco colours. 2s, 6d. the outfit. f " fj • TOILET BOXES—Cut glass with E.P. metal'tops emhossed, .Hair | I Pins. Trinkois. 2s. 6d.leach. i | LADIES' BAGS—In all prradea of leather, in all (shapes and styles. s ~ i At 3s, lid., Bs. 11d„ 10s. 6d., 16s. Bd., 215., to 50s. 6 j CHILDREN'S BAGS—AII leather, with shoulder strap, in brown. ! . tan, and grey. At Is. Bd.,'ls'.'lid., 2s. 6d., 2s. 11d., and 3s. -3d. | WE PAY POSTAGE ON ALL CASH ORDERS. CSMITfILT?