Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 80, 30 December 1918, Page 4

Some time ago a scheme was introduced in England for converting linen stripped from tlie back of old plan?, and engineers' drawings into hospital bandages. So sue? cessfully did f>; idea work out in. the hands of Sir Francis Fox, a member of the Institute* of Civil Engineers, that new depots were recently to be onened in India and in Scotland. During the six months ending July 31, 1918. the mijibcr of pieces of linon sent to hospitals in widths of from Bin. to 43in..- and lengths of from 2ft. tn 30ft., was 24,215, leaving 4390 pieces still in hand. TFcllinffton merchant." desiro all storekeepers to forward their orders immediately for "NO PITBBTNG" Laundry Helo. "GOLDEN TCTJLK" e.mo in fnncy cortmis. ■ "GOTXTRN! RULE" candles, "TCREP SMTI.TNG" sandsonn, "YvTVRLT). LIFTING" Envelopes, and "THINKER" brand of stationery.—Advt. Slippers.—A splendid idea for Christmas DTespnfo. Spo our Black, 76. lid. to 15s. fid.; Tan, 11s. 6d. fo 19s. 6d. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd f , Manners Street.—Advt. ' If you cannot come in to::eo us, drop k postcard for our free booklet, "Advice to Inventors." It contains an abundance of valuable information concern\i>s patenting. Study it at home. ' Ca.U if you can. Henry Hughes, Ltd.. 157 Foathcrston Street, Wollington, and elso-u-lioi'P.—Advt. Holiday-makers who are in need of dress accessories of any kind will do well to pay a visit to Davis and Clater, 216 Lambton Quay, where a fine array of nongoods are displayed at very reasonable prices. Quality and value are assured in everything from Davis and Clatev, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Outfitters, 21G I&mbtou Quay, Wellington.-Advt.