Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 282, 25 August 1919, Page 8

Someone is asking to-day "What shall I give?" Every day is somebody's birthday or wedding-day—Ev:ry day the question of a suitable Gift is uppermost in someone's mind. Is this YOUR problem. Gift problems are settled quickly and pleasingly at "The Treasure House"—so varied are the assortments, so beautiful and distinctive are the goods, so superior the values offered. PRESENTATION SILVERWARE AND ELECTRO-PLATE WARE is shown in the newest designs, and of such sound quality that dividends of service are yielded out of all proportion to the investment. The selection includes— Afternoon Tea Seta £4/101; £5, £5/19/., £6/10/- upwards Tea and Coffee Sets, Entree and Baking Diihet, Hot Water Jugs and Kettles, Cpsaerolea, Tea Pots, Cake Standi and Baskets, Through purchasing for cash for ten large establishments, Stewart Dawson's offer values that are uneqalled in the Dominion. , Country Orders Carefully Packed and ssnt Post Free, STEWART DAWSON'S ' Stewart Dawson's Corner WELLINGTON MR. MAN ■ i| _ IBU'lir'"" 1 " .imainumjiLlßm qnpnt A f\ V eraKEffIBBSBSmBnSSISn DANCER It's you, this ad. is written for— It concerns you because dancing concerns you— At least once a week now— You're Jazzing around, Three-stepping, Fox-trotting, Waltzing— And—of course—sitting out— But let's get down to business— We cordially invite you to come in— If you're needing anything by way of dance attireDress shoes—in glace kid, lace-up frontsGloves—white kid, with silk fourchettes between the fingers for coolnessCorrect full-dress shirts (open back and front)— Bow ties —too — And mufflers for after the dance— ' Everything for Mr. Man Dancer is here—so come on in, 9 Wallace <& Gibson r-Lmww.uiumwwmM "The KASH" Next Evening Post Hmxiu'aHHHawujKE Willis Street, WELLINGTON. | Station, Farm, and j | General Requirements, j Wall Papers, r ° ' !avo i 2000 Rolls of Wall j | Papers, both plain and flowered, suitable for j | halls, diningrobms, bedrooms, etc. These | papei'3 are attractive in design and colour- f | '• ing, and are of a good strong quality. I Galv/d Corr/d We have a large „stock of Galvanised Cor- | Iron 26g. rugated Iron, 26g., best quality, in 6, 1, 8, j |t and 9 feet lengths, and can supply all of ; | your requirements promptly. | Nails. ust l anc ' ec ' a shipment of Wire Nails, | [>, all sizes. \ ! Fencing Staples, We hold g° od stock 3of Galvanised Fencing j I 6 Staples in the following sizes: lin. x 12g.; | l-}in. x lOg.; liin. x Sg. i 1 Wire Netting, In stock:' Rabbit, Fowl, and Sheep Netting, j The N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. j I I j Distributing Co., Ltd., i I Head Office! Dominion Farmers' Institute, Featherston Street, Wellington. j 1 Branches: Fcilding, Wanganui, Masterton, Marton, Talhape. BOILING WATER in three minutes in a continuous supply from a few chips is the wonderful achievement of MALLETS CHIP HEATER 1 No COAL, GAS or KEROSEKE yjr\ is required. It is started with a jg* P' eco P»P er a "d a few chips. Any jSiv£ ■ ."' :1 •"■ ■■ ■ tnfO dry combustible rubbish can be used. 'VVli **"*'""* iif 2 The low cost of this heater makes it 1 r possible for every homo to possess an i ever-ready bath heater. It is clean, E ' m P' e > portable, r-nd perfect. It LUKiLIT canu °t Set out of order. DAIRIES. i" fl f Evef y f armer should have a Malley'e 'fl •£ ' Heater. It supplies a quick .and ceri tain means for the cleansing and . sterilising of all • vesseli used. in A TIME AND MONEY SAVES. PMCE - £5 Jfifin Poie & Co., ltd. WILLIS STREET. He wairarapa facers' co-operative assn. I (LIMITED). NOMINAL CAPITAL - £350,000 SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL — £232,224 !, AID-UP CAPITAL - £212,837 JsjHEAD OFFiCE, MASTERTON. BRANCHES AT WELLINGTON. GREYTOWN, CARTERTON, PAHiATUA. EKETAHUNA, ALFREDTON. DANNEVIRKE, MARTINBOROUGH, WOODVILLE, AND PONGAROA. General Merchants, Auctioneers, Woolbrokers, - — Stock, Station and Commission Agents,— LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL, STOCK. &c. Nt LOWEST CURRENT RATES.