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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 162, 5 April 1920, Page 3

I Icy Hot Bottles Supply ill p Hot or Cold Beverages jjj| I at Home or Abroad ill. J' without the bother of IB I preparation* llf I • r r _ yiJI pi What a grcnt convenience'it is to have liquid refreshments just' Kf*«£sss: \$ whenever required and wherever you may be. No matter whether' \l?M®' \; it is a scorching dav in summer 6r a freezing day iu winter, you "^ass*", pi have tlio very refreshment you require if you carry an Icy-Hot || Bottle with you. I Put your special requirements into it before leaving home and [| you will be set up for the day. I The ley-Hot Bottle is so Thoroughly Protected as to be practically unbreakable. ■The inside glass bottle called the filler is firmly held in the casing by a metal collar'and rubber cushion'at the neck and a felt padded spring at the botton, which absorb the shock caused by setting down too heavily, dropping, or jolting, and prevent liquid leaking down between bottle and casing. ' . Asbestos pads between the two glass bottles, which anchor inner against outer glass bottle, prevent breakage at the neck. Hot Liquids Poured 1 into it Remain Hot for 2-i hours, cold liquids poured into it remain cold irrespective of putside temperature. You have. nothing to do but fill the bottle and cork' it. The glass vacuum bottle is mounted in a handsome metal case with a, screw-top drinking cup which holds the cork in place. ,E. W. MILLS & Co., Ltd. 1 Hunter Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington, < „ I ' . " Si itooi .the Homestead 9 Shearing Sheds, Bams, and- : Every Ottoer Strucßure with' • . Malthoid represents the greatest value for money expended. It combines endurance, resistance to climatic extremes, fine appearance, real economy. It costs less than half the price of galvanised iron, and can bo fixed i y anyone—nails, cement and instructions with each roll. Actual samples and illustrated booklet post free from '' Agents-SBJIJJ 4 SMITH Ud !

'has'fixedthe following prices for Edmonds Sure-to-Rise Baking Powder, Edmonds E Powder and ''I Edmonds bastard Powder. These' must not be exceeded in main towns— ' < ■ Large Baking -2/9 LargeE. Powder- 2/9 Medium „ ■ 2/6 Small E. „ .1/5 ' Small „ "1/5 Custard „ • 1/3 ', Edmonds Baking . Powder- contains only the highest grade, genuine Grape Cream of Tartar, i ' - .-'■ ■ ■' // you have any difficulty in securing any of these \ at the Board of Trade's authorised prices, write ; . ■ at once to T. J. Edmonds Ltd., Christchurch. : ?? Starrett" ' nr mm^rmmm^\ l - ' I a ■ t ' Ever y toDl branded "Starrett" is a quality , j| I tool, and quality is what every carpenter . .. i I . and'tradesman demands. It means that I | work will bo easier, done quicker, and ' }'j | with greatest satisfaction. | 1 FULL STOCKS NbW AVAILABLE, 1 1 • • I I _ Fill your kit with "Starrett" Tools— they jj | ' will..give you better service, are always. -S Sa, ' , keen and accurate, and last for years. ii I•' ' i U Remember! Every "Starrett"' Tool is % • \§ thoroughly examined and tested before | i jjjj shipment—that's why the "man who j j •i] knows" insists upon "Starrett" Tools. ■■ p Is Call in to-day and select youi\repuire- | I monts from our new and wide stocks just - \ & received. > | • | Tie Stewart Timber, 4/ I .'.Glass and ffeFiwsre Co. Ltd. if • • ■ . I 80-84 Courtenay Place, Wellington. P -PEOPLE'- ' \ PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LEGALISED EXTORTION. j Buy rar' 'Standardised Mmts \ MADE UNDER BOARD OF TRADE LICENSE. MAIL YOUR ORDER j FROM THIS LIST.:I MEN'S STOUT CHROME DERBY BOOTS-Military pattern, stout solo. 1 . Price, 295, I .Nc 73-MEN'S BOX HIDE COOK HAMS-Sown soles. Price, 335. % No."OB-MEN'S BOX HIDE DERBY BOOTS-Sewn soles. Price, 235. 6d. I No. 40-BOYS' CHROME HIDE BOOTS-Sewn soles. Sizas 11 to 1. Price, 18s. 6d. | No. 40-YOUTHS' CHROME HIDE BOOTS-Si7.es 2to 5. • j I . Price, 225. Cd, i No. 105-LAmES* CHROME HIDE BOOTS-Sewn soles. Si/As 3 lo 7. j ! Price, 225. 6d. i ! No. 105-GlttLS' CHROME HIDE BOOTS-Sewn soles. Sizes 11 to 1. It j Price, 17s. 9d, IJJSX-' CITY'BOOT STORES' j cx,ra Corner Cuba and Ghuznee Streets I