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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 124, 19 February 1919, Page 5

i. Dreamless : i Suppers. p \ Light, nutritious, savoury i J Corn Flour dishes made i i ' with milk and cheese, are U I digestible and economical — ; ,j the very thing for summer . p j suppers. b M-~ Try macaroni cheese, cheese | yj souffle or cheese omelellr, (rora |p ty recipes in " Brown & Poison" • ' m recipe book, free (rom J. B. ■ 1 GilOllan & Co., P.O. Box 848, i M Auckland. Send a postcard at f\ m once ' b Poison's^ N Corn Flour. N BJaaacManoao CHEAPEST FLOWERING PLANTS IN THE DOMINION. WE have millions of Firet-claea Plants to offer this eeasou, from 6d. per dozen. Early FEEESIA BULBS now ready, fld. dozen, 2s. '6d. per 100, 15e. per 1000. Add 6d. postage for eaoh parcel. B. H. JUST, Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North. t 0r PROMPTLY with the first thought of Autumn we have. opened a beautiful rango of SUPERIOR COSTUME MATERIALS for wear during the coming season, Every lady who wish's to have her Autumn-order filled promptly should \ place it in our hands right away. We are busy with Autumn orders, and will be pleased to fulfil yours, too. lorrison , &-. Penney LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, Willis Street WELLINGTON.

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND INTELLIGENTLY FILLED. 1/- IN THE £ DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

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AUTUMN FASHIONS Exhibition of Exquisite Blouses and Exclusive Millinery now showing in Windows—the most distinctive styles for the NEW SEASON! . Come and see. To-day! MATHEWSON'S LIMITED, "Where"the Smart Hats Ate," ' 264-266 Lambton Quay ATT v\*^i This Mower is Ml t LAWN MOWSR AliMfe I -sharpening- -^JN I baves the Yearly [&%81/->}\\ ' r> f JI lift I bxpense oi \~£Jl \i \ 1 Re-grinding. ' ' • One of the most important features in the "Great American" Ball-. I bijaring Lawn Mower is the Dead Knife. It is made of crucible steel K tempered by the beat and latest methods. . , | The cutting edge is raised, making it self-eharpening until the knife is entirely worn away. Most lawn mower blades are made of struotural steel — without temper. "Great American", self-sharpening bladea Are Made of Crucible Tool Steel , as good as your penknife or carver. In fact razors have actually been forged of "Great American" blades. *The revolving cylinder, 6 inches in diameter, has five'cutting knives of finest cast steel, hardened and tempered in oil. • The driving wheels are 10 inches in diameter, and as about 6J inches of them are entirely covered, , • '' '• -.■,■•■ Grass Cannot Enter the Motive Power. These machines are built like bioycles with ■ perfectly adjusted ball- '' S bearings and dust-tight ball-cups and conea. "Great American" Mow- J era are graceful in appearance, finished in Aluminium and Gold, and { handsomely decorated. Sizes 15, 17,19 inches. v \ Write to Department "D" for full' particulars. j E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd.; Agents, Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington,

I GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT. PREIVIIUIViS LOW, BONUSES LARGE. Conditions of Policies liberal. Business restricted to New Zealand, All moneys invested in the Dominion, Every policy guaranteed by the State. tfi Cammisslauer, '.'DAISY VACUUM CLEANERS A\RE the most effective, simple, ami XSi satisfactory on tko market to-day. British made. Prices from 50s, Catalogues and demonstrations from O6cat Howltt and Co., 56 Lower Cuba Street, Wellington.

N.B. Firebricks Save. Much Re-Bricking!. last longer, they are specially made to withstand great heat. They are made of finest North Brimner Fireclay. N.B. Firobrioks may be had in all the desired shapes and sizes. Ideal for gns retorts, bakers' ovens, furnaces, etc. Write, 'phone, or call for further particulars, 31-33 JOHNSTON STREET, WELLINGTON, Thsna 2648 a. QTAFFOED TEA, LUNCHEON. AND SUPPER ROOMS. Dinner 5.30 to 7.30. One of thn Beet Appointod in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for G«ntlemon. Open on SATURDAYS until 7.30 p.m. MISS HEAD, Proprietreee. Willis Street (over H, D. Bennett , e),