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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 280, 22 August 1919, Page 3

DO YOU PI.UVOL?

This is tho "Pluyolling" season. Whaffl "Phivol"? It is a, colourless liquid wliich, applied lo boots once only, soles and uppers, renders them absolutely waterproof. It isn't "messy." to use liko ordinary dubbins. You can "I'luvol" your bcifs in n few minutes, and then vou will bo indifferent to underfoot conditions for the whole of this winter. "I'luvol" is a necessity for school children's boots, if yon want them to avoid chills. Get a tin to-day. Half-pints, Ib. td.; pints, fid.; also larger sizes, at'all gocd shoe stores, saddlers, and gonornl atorc«. If you.r dealer does not stock, order from us, adding id. postage for tmall and fid. for large. Wholesale, from Harold Lightbaiid, Ltd., 79a Lichfield Street, Christ-church.-Advl.

The householder who undertook arduous work when removing, vowed "never again." By employing us ho could have 6aved trouble, labour, and ensured skilled handling. The New Zealand Express Company, Ltd., 87-91 Customhouse Quay. —Advt.

\ A ; /A c*t'f % 1 /vw f ? Co tv^iv/A _^7 estclox is the trade mark on "-the dial of every timepiece made by the Western Clock Co. It is a pledge of quality. BIG BEN, Baby Ben and Sleep-Meter are the best known Westclox timekeepers. All Westclox alarms keep good time. They all have the patented Westclox construction—a better method of clock making. To ring on time, an alarm clock must run on time. \ Western Clock Co. - makers of Westclox. Big Ben 17/6, Baby Ben 17/6, America 7/6, Sleep-Meter 10/6, Boyproof Watch 7/6 La Salle, 111., U. S. A. : Factories at Peru, Illi^ I Alarm ■ |