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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 128, 24 February 1919, Page 8

■. "IVORYD" I .Toilet Table Goods Beauty and Durability at Moderate Cost : \:\ "Ivoryd"—or French Ivory—resembles Ivory in appearance, and for beauty and wearing-quality it is the nearest'approach to genuine • African Ivory. \ ' For a lady's toilet table nothing could be more handsome and useful than a set of "Ivoryd" Ware, , . The special feature of the Brushware is the excellence of the bristles. Brushes with this desirable quality are difficult to.prbcure, and we arc fortunate in- being able to offer these goods, which . are heartily recommended. Hair Brushes, 25/-, 32/6, 35/-, Glove Boxes, 40/- •• :: . 37/6, 40/-, 42/-each. Jewel Boxes, 25/Clothes Brmheß, 20/-! 26/-, 30/- NaU Polishers, 4/6, 6/6 to 20/V, eaob, -,- • i ~ „., „„. Glove Strotchors, 4/6 to 12/6 each Hand Mirrors, 21/-, 25/-, 27/6, , ■•'. •'..: ; 37/6,40/-, 47/6 and 50/- each. -, Shoe Lifts, 5/-each. . . I • Combs, -J/-, 5/-, 6/-, 10/- to 15/- Manioure Sot, in case, 25/- and each. ' • 37/6 each. Puff Boxes and Hair Tidies, 11/6 . Photo Frames, 9/6, 13/6, 14/6, and 12/6 each. 17/6 each. Country Orders sent Carefully Packed and Post Free STEWART DAWSON'S STEWART DAWSON'S CORNER :: WELLINGTON ' ____ —_ _ - ■ ■ ■ There ought to be some anti-shouting law— To apply to suits— We obey this ruling without a law— We mean that our suits don't 'shout'— They are not too'loud'—extreme— - , ... Yetthatdoesn't say they are not stylish— 'Tiey are both; stylish and smart— ' • But dignifiedly so— ■ ',- . They are just what you want— . / Up-to-date as to cut—perfect of finish, and refined of appearance. > ■ ' You'll like these tasteful, seasonable. English Tailor-cut • suits— Every fellow who sees them does— We have them in snappy grey and brown Tweeds and Worsteds— • And of course the prices add attraction — 65/- to 75/-; reasonable, isn't it? — Come in for try-on . Wallace. &'Gibson .„ msmmmmaa "The KASH" Next "Evening Po«t" ■^as&s^smm Willia Street, WELLINGTON. General. Allenby Crossing the Desert in a Ford -" F," writing in the London Daily Mail says: ■ "The last I saw of General Allenby Was at his Desert Headquarters before Gaza, a year ago, sitting upright in \a Ford Car—the King of tne Desert and the only car that will tackle the sand!" In Egypt and Mesopotamia, in France and. Belgium, on every Front in this.war the Ford has proved itself time and again to be "the only,car" to tackle and triumph over the worst conditions of road and .track. That is why the Ford is the car for New. Zealand—best for all roads, for all weathers and all seasons. The Colonial Motor Co. Timaru W Unless you drink | LI FT ON I how can you know i-. what •"Good Tea is? j' '•■■' ' '- •-'■' - - ■'■■'•■■■'■ : ' '^•^■■• : ••■"/•! THE 1 I IIUUPI FIIMEB- CO-OFEBffIEISSI «iIUHBD). NOMINAL CAPITAL ' .;. ... £350,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL £232,224 PAID-UP CAPITAL £212,837 IB> HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTQN. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, GREYTOWN, CARTERTON, PAH lA. TUA, EKETAHUNA, MARTINBOROUGH, ALFREDTON,. DANNE. VIRKE, WOODVILLE, ANC PONGAROA. GENERAL MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS, WOOLBROKERS, STOCK, STATION, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, ■ STOCK, ETC., AT LOWEST CURRENT -RATES.