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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 276, 18 August 1919, Page 10

■r . h NEW SHIPMENT RECEIVED- I "Sierra" Pattern SILVERWARE ■ —Perfection of Refined Simplicity. There's a romantic appeal in the name of America's great mountains, "Sierra." And there's a romantic appeal to refined taste, in the " Sierra " Pattern Silverware-one of the most pleasing designs ever seen in this Country. Strang for lifetime service—dignified and plain for those who love simplicity—beautiful for all who appreciate graceful line and form. "SIERRA" SPOONS, FORKS & LADLES per Mm. nA Soup Spoons 35/- Sugar or Jam Spoons... 6/Table Spoons 35/- Orange Spoons 3|Table Forks 35/- Sweet or Cake Forks 3/6 DessertSpoons ... 30/- Gravy Ladles ... ... 12/Dessert Forks 30/- Soup Ladles ... ~, 25/Tea Spoons 17/6 Afternoon Tea Spoons 15/-' "SIERRA" PATTERN CUTLERY Table Knives, with plated blades £2/15/- i-doz. Dessert Knives „ „ £2/10/Wt pay postage Iα any address. Mail orders reciiu prompt attention STEWART DAWSON'S Slcw^; t w r' s WELLINGTON ■ ~~ JB ■tiiiimmnmiiiiiiiMwinti-iuifiaiiinittiaiii W UUd /jfS* """""""WMfliHMHUffflHJjyill—— Just stand for a minute in town—And watch them— ■ • ••: ("Them" being the men-passers-by)— ■ , But most especially watch their head-gear— And in your imagination— ' ' Put on the head of the wearer of , a good seasonable hat, an old/ dilapidated one and vice versa— • , I • What a world of difference it makes to his appearance!— Now think of Bobby Burns who said something about seeing— ourselves as others see us— Don't you need a new hat ? Doesn't your headgear leave some- ' thing to be desired— , ■ If your answer is " Yes "—we cordially invite you to inspect our wide assortment — Of hats—all fur felts in all the favoured coloursSoft felts galore; also Black Flexible Hats (all fur)—all guaranteed dyes—from 12/6— . Extraordinary value—don't miss our hat values, Sir. Step along in now—We're waiting, ready— Wallace & Gibson _.___ ■mimm.Biiwmiiiiim.imuu "ThcKASH" Next "Evening Port" Kmsamarszssssßsat Willis Street, WELLINGTON. More Powerful Than / 1 Electric Light and I Costs Only 40/- s-*i^/ Thie powerful 2W) candle-power light pene- ! H / tratee datknees with a brilliancy that makes . travel as eaey, safe and secure at night ae by ,^F_^k_*i® i Doing fitted with a storm-proof mica ohim- ||J' J ;| | ney, it will not break when need in snow, rain, P*' I r 'If or cold. It can be carried anywhere with ateo- \ fe%| |i I If Upset it Will Not Explode $M 1 i or start a flro like an oil lantern. [jsrs I! %ja It can be rolled on the ground while lighted 'Sllßagiltcg fl without affocting the quality of the light. - te=^ The "Cliampion" is either an outdoor or in- S^f^^^^^^Siv i ■ door Lantern, for it can be used tlume winter /SBsotS^^X mornings and evenings for work about the fields, IwsW^S^^Sil yard, barn, stable, and milking-ehcds. KBa!' ffiwl It is extremely simple in construction, is Easy to Operate, Lights Quickly, S^^^^^E and will burn anywhere and in any position. j The "Champion" is equipped with an automatio tip oleanor, which positively prevents clogging, and it can be taken apart in a few seconds if I denired. I There is no smoky ohimney to wa6h, no dirty wick to trim; this Lantern ia absolutely clean and cdourless. The "Cliampion" hold* one quart of benzine, find will burn for 15 hours nt one filling.. I The RZ. Farmers' Co-op; f Distributing Co*, Ltd,, . Head Office: Domfnion Fatmen' Institute, Feathersfon Street, Wellington, j, Branches: Feilding, V»ng;anui, Msstetton, Marlon, Taihape. t\ fIfWAIIMPAfAIffi'CO«AIE ASSN. , (LIMWED). NOMINAL CAPITAL - £350,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL - £232,224 PAID-UP CAPITAL - £212,837 Jsj. HEAD OFFICE, MASTERTON. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON, CREYTOVN, CARTERTON, PAHIATUA, EKETAHUNA, ALFREDTON, DANNEVIRKE, MARTINBOROUGH, WOODVILLE, AND PONCAROA. . General Merchants, Auctioneers, Woolbrokers, — Stock, Station and Commission Agents,— LIBERAL ADVANCES MAPE ON WOOL, STOCK. &c. at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. , "THE'SFORTIIIGSPIRIf . ■