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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 202, 21 May 1920, Page 5

; , ' Economise 01 Clothes! * When we say "Economise" we don't £2?V mean that you should not still be stylishly dressed. There is a mid- v . road between style and' extrava- , gance. Our •: '■ TAILOR-MADE READY- ■ 1 TO-WEAR SUITS : /2f. Mi Priced from£6/6/0. are las smart as any man could wish. They are hand tailored from //, . thefinesfc Mft ENGLISH TWEEDS AND -1 V. , WORSTEDS, ||i|\; I and arc made in such a variety of . jjiJi| , \ | styles that .you will have no diffi- (411 i|ijj \ culty in securing . !||j{jjj V 1 V ■ A SUIT THAT FITS YOU jgs\, ' PERFECTLY. ' Come in to-day and let us show you a few of these smart suits. P. SCHNEIDEMAN'S TAILOKS AND COSTUMIERS, 111 CUBA STREET (2 doors from Grand Central Hotel) WELLINGTON. I —■ IW-— - .... The finishing louch to stewed fruit is Edmonds' Custard—it makes \ * dish that everyone will delight in—and the 1 children love it. i R. It is so good for them, too—and in these d»ys I) \ when economy counts you can save money by V lerving cusUrd-dishej frequently. \j \ Try fruit-»nd-custard or custard-pudding to. % ' morrow—but be sure the custard is made with I 1 hmmdcilV JL/ POWDER 0 V S222i fi J W Mil or HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE There has boeu a considerable shortage of many lines in the Hardware trade, and it pleasure that .we can announce the arrival in our store of the following:— Stainless Knives, British Scissors, Nickel Silver Spoons aiad Forks, . Braby's Aluminium Kettles, Cast Iron Saucepans, Kettles & Boilers, Tinned Iron Fry Pans, Spring Balances, Sad Irons, Wire Netting—in all sizes. • Also —Ready-mixed Paints, in quart, and 1 gallon cans. ■ WE HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPMENT OPInlaid Linoleums, British - Linoleums & Congoieain ALL IN DESIRABLE PATTERNS. OUR STORE IS : FAMOUS FOR ITS OOOD VALUE AT LOW PRICES. Town and Country Customers are invited to call or write for prices. '..GEORGE WINDER, . Corner Cuba & Mansers Streets, Wellington NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERS-GROUND FLOOR . 1292. I SECOND JTLOOR 1231. | _ Knock the "Grind" " Oat. of '-Grinding" ~~ fTlie rapidity, ease, and perfection with which you can sharpen tools, outlery, and all edged implements with d "Pyko" or "Luther" Grinder is astonishing. No dirty splashings as with the old stylo grindstone; no laborious task when a keen edge is wan/ted. These modern machines are cutgeared and high-speed, working with ease on the toughest job. There are suitable models for Homo and Workshop. Carpenters! Keep you tools in tiptop toadition. Housewives! Lighten your . • daily duties by keeping your cutlery sharp. • Call and eeo the new labour-and-'time-saving machined. -Thoy aro compact, sturdy, and portable—just clamp them to a shelf or table, and they aro ready for use. The STEWAST TIMBER, Glass & Hardware Co. Lid. 80-84 t'ourtenay Place, Wellington. j