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ImOn UiU\ OnUa WIT ¥ roQT vait t "cce ■ ■ - i ti i i WILL Wol IOU JLUjNv ■ HeaaandFaceWorst \ .... ;. I Was Terribly Itchy. y° u ta * te advantage of the opportunities ; . offered in— "Baby got a rash nearly all over. ._'..... Her head and face were the worst and 66\T © A 9 9? '' the rash appeared in la/ i{w" ZSa Q , '-'.'.. "■'. ■ /#g&i blotchea. The akin was » • » : ' |,;Vr\ both red and inflamed and . ' ml , . Dj! the irritation often pre- | ■ CJ»»,«y>s«l Inese goods are or splendid quality, new, and ! % J J vented her from sleeping. i r 1 st! 8 * i a i j.i i jit . -u it was terribly Hchy and kJjjj"£/*/icw. f res h. A glance through the list will assure you eb Sto ie«et e variet y» botn in material and colours, and 3o££^?£ ( i£Z£g ImiUCllOnS the GENUINE price reductions emphasise the wisdom of an early visit to secure your pick from. PfeJffer,BlandP.O.,ViaßimbU*.S.W. flipSiP , For every purpose of the toilet Cuti- j tucoc. , HScSSIP Money-Saving Specials from "V. Ms". Popular Store. Sold by dealers throughout the world. * ' j RIPPLE CLOTHS-Spedial quality, for Dressing Gowns and Jackets; in ' a . tg ' ea ■ ehades of Groy and Sky only; 54 inches wide. Usually sold for /P&Stoib *WW\ /flh ss. lid. Our Price, 3s. 11d. yard. COLOURED' JAP. SILKS-Suitable for Sashos, Linings, etc.; in ehades. m> - of Navy, Soxe, Sky, Turquoise Yellow, Helio., Browns, Grey, Violet, w«a» /PS\<& 9<fJ /^if'te,<sSa«aiV , ft Wine, Amethyst, otc.; 20 inches wide. Usually Is. 3d. v E& Q© COTTON BACK SATINS-Suitable'for Fancy Work. Linings, etc.; in i£fo 6hadee of Grey and Royal Blue only; 18 inches wide. Usual Price, UIMw 2s. 9d. . Now Is. 6d. yard. ■ TheY.M.C.A, will continue i TAFFETA SILKS—In shades of Olive; Bottle, Helio., Sky, Old Rose; 20 to work for each with the j inches wide. Worth 3s. lid. Our Price, 2s. 3d. yard, fullest organ- S CLOTH CORDS-Wry special vWne. A mercerised fabric, suitable for ? -' ..u o-c« I Frocks, Blouses, etc., etc.; in shades of Nigger. Champagne, Lime, • the Camps at the Base ■ .. , and Gold . 39H0 inchee ~i (te. VmM 39 . 6(1 .' ■ Depots and in the Trenches. , J . ,■ r. . ■« i f • i ! , v, and A, s Pnce ' 2s ' 3di yardf T 1 M ths ■ BIVER'INA HAIR CORDS—Grand wearing and Washing fabrics, suitable lor lwewe monins for Blouseg( FrockSj etOj etei . in Grey aud Navys only . 39/w inoh(?g Will be given to all/returned \ wide. Sells at 2s. 3d. and 3s. Cd. Our Price Is. 9d. yard. ■ soldiers. If you have served / -' • . with the n.z. Forces, it is Mail orders promptly attended to. ■ I . ■ ■ .V- IN THE £ DISCOUNT FOR CASH. Y.M.C.A.,whenafreerhem- ; ; bership card will be issued I _tt r rr ' 'V Zealand under the sign , ot the : || |* |<| n[|| „ , ~ ~,. ff ■■- -■nwmjia . ■ xs\ /y. from National Secre- 0 ■ <mm aj,ffiSrniiMi. l/i>—Jaagini»i'>i ainjim uriiiiiii/i .... -,'-■.'.■;;■- tarv.Y.M.CA.Head- | . V ■ > • v . ""W^jw quarters, Baker's %.%_ ■ Mi WA' BldgS., Wellington. >^^BMBBHl|||iHWWMaßßßßillllliaflmm«iart7fflß^ ■ aaB "" 1 """' —■'p™ wamur^—.^ i ■ ■

; I An Ice Chest . j., witn' a cniii ■ I like' an Iceberg* |^B^p|| J T HE outside cases of our refriger* j tors are made of Ash, and the II j sggga P I Hill 11 J lining is in one piece. The latter con- , I j V \i -| 1 "|l|| I 111 i sists of pure white porcelain fused to ffl ' I heavy steel, and is absolutely sanitary, / I W 'i!jjjl[ | non-absorbent, and practically intle- 111 l Illlill! 11111 l Illilll I I f \ It .will, not chip or crack—cannot . ||| Jj| ' even be scratched—and will retain , its ' | =^C-SS£EE=?S=fIII 1 j pure white appearance always. 11 i~^~~ ttB ~~ ' r '< —l iHr ' I The "Champion" is built with double \ljfc» j walls, well protected with water- , . ... ij proof sheathing and "linofelt," and with a dead air. space between them. ; This airtight space ■ \ Prevents the Passage of Hot and Cold Air, I through the walls of the refrigerator, and the "linofelt," which is absol lutely odourless and will not decay, offers additional resistance to changes of temperature. I All refrigerators are built with lound corners removable drip pipes, r, ' movable inside traps, self-retaining castors, and heavy brass looks and ; hinges. Perfect circulation of (he air within the refrigerator is essential, and, is ■ obtained by a practical arrangement of the ice rack and air flues. { Lower priced refrigerators are similar to the above, except, that-the linings ! are made of galvanised steel. ' - ' ■■ I EL W* Mills &*Ca r LtdL, I Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington. For Wounded Returned , Soldiers Church of England Institute, Rotorua Contains Rest Room, Billiard Room, Games Room, Waiting , Room, Sun Verandah, devoted to the use and benefit of returned Wounded and Sick Soldiers recuperating at Rotorua. Upwards of 5,000 morning and afternoon teas and supperi are provided free during each month THEY HAVE DONE THEIR BIT KEEP ON DOING YOURS Send your mbscriplions to carry on this and similar work eliewhere to The Military Affairs Committee, 20 Mulgrave Street, Wellington JAS. V. HENDERSON) Joint GEO. SHIIITCLIFFE \ Hem. Trcasmm I TENNIS TENNIS Ji;;i:|ji!i| ======" RACKETS =. I ' W^HeEEEEEEEEE: Tust Landed-SLAZENGERS l|::::::::::::::;:f "iz." "DOHBKTY," "special ■] SLAZENGER," "BGM," "demon," ' "demon special," "demon octa- ■ GON," "HANDLED," "CENTRAJECT," "VICTORY," "RENSHAW.". . W BUZZEYS " * "DEMON DRIVER," "COLLEGE."- ' I - TENNIS SUNDRIES - p 'We have also good stocks of Racket Presses II Covets, Carriers, Balls, I.R. Grips, etc. P . x oED o ..

TO-DAY! Bargains Offers at MATHEWSON'S SUMMER SALE FASHIONABLE AND HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, AT DEDUCED PRICES. All our TRIMMED MILLINERY, consisting of Silk Georgette Models, To be Cleared at 295, 6d. and 395. 6d. , TRIMMED LEGHORNS, TAGELS, AND PEDALSReduced to 21s. and 255, 100 READY-TO-WEAR, HATS—AII new, fre3h goods. Marked at 355. Reduced to 18s. 6d, UNTRIMMED STRAWS-In Cresim, Grey, and Tuscan. Sale Prices ss, 11d. and 7s, 6d, FLOWERS, MOUNTS, HAT FANDS, Etc., Etc. ■ At Bargain Prices, 264-266, Lambton Quay, Wellington. K, " ■'. ' ' y J When your digestion is weak and your vitality low— When so much is expected from so little food— When it's essential that every hour should record progress towards normal health— THEN you should see that you have a food of concentrated goodness. One of the finest strength-builders known to medical science is , \ Doctors—experienced nurses—eminent dietetic authoritiefe—all are united on the phenomenal food value of Groats. Of all the known foods for convalescents it possesses the highest percentage of carbohydrates, the energy-producer and tissue-builder. Doctor's Cream''o Groats assists nature in quickly building, the waste tissues —it tones the tired and overtaxed nerves—it braces the body and rejuvenates the constitution, gradually and surely bringing the. patient back ta normal health. Get a packet to-day from your grocer "* All Grocers sell Doctors Cream o' Groats—and you can rely on it , being always fresh. It is made in New Zealand and guaranteed pure by the manufacturers—Fleming & Co., Ltd,, the renowned makers of Thistle Semolina, Thistle Oatmeal, Crcamoata, Milk Oaties, Snowball Flour, etc. 'brighten your hoi by painting n Tingey's have a very complete etock of HIGH-GRADE PAINTS AND VARNISHES. Paints that aro scientifically prepared from pure ingredients and properly compounded. TINGEY'S PAINTS have a wide reputation for quality und economy —because they are pre- ■ pared by PEOPLE WHO KNOW WHAT PAINT IS 1 Send or pall for colour card and price list. TIWPFV'C an< * Colour Merchants, etc, 'Phones .HIIULI J, Manners Street, Wellington. 337 and \UZ

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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 95, 16 January 1919, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 95, 16 January 1919, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 95, 16 January 1919, Page 3

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