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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16190, 28 September 1914, Page 7

ROBERTSHAW'S Vacuum Cleaners. V Upon the approach of another | / I Spring Season we wish to draw ! | I attention to the great success of j ] I this Machine. Many customers ' I "1 h ave voluntarily expressed their ! | II complete satisfaction with the I Ny ROBERTSHAW CLEANER, | | \ which has proved itself to be the ] EASIEST WORKED 'A on the market. ' I \ The ADJUSTING VALVE is- a I special feature of this cleaner, as. If when a machine is regularly used // W on Carpets, ie strength of the --y'i'powerful suction is not required to keep the Carpets free from dust. The bellows are l|-in. higher, and extend lin. more than those of similar machines, thus giving the utmost possible leverage to the ; operator. The nickel connecting rods are strong enough to be quite rigid when in use. All these features mean ECONOMY OF EFFORT —an important matter to householders nowadays. Price, J£4l Iss„ including 3 Nozzles (1 Carpet and 2 Furniture), as shown on the above illustration. v Sole Agentßt THOMSON, BRIDGER & 00., LTD., Hardware and Crockery Merchants, DUNEDIN and INVERCARGILL. j The Sane and Sanitary j Idea in Kitchen Ware! Much of the pleasure of Cooking depends upon the kind of Utensils one uses. Great Big Iron Pots and Kettles, that when filled, are heavy enough to almost wrench the arm from an ordinary woman, belong now to the age of the bullock waggon. Pots with rough surfaces, almost impossible of cleansing, are out of keeping with these , days of intelligent hygiene. The Utensils made for 20th Century women are Aluminium—so wonderfully light, so easy to handle, so quickly cleaned, and so sanitary and desirable in way. Aluminium Ware is now obtainable at quite reasonable prices, and we request you to see the display in our window, and come in, please, to examine by personal touch these charming Kitchen Utensils. ALUMINIUM UTENSILS, FINEST LONDON MADE* i s KETTLES, from 5/- POTS, from 1/6 COLANDARS, from ... 3/- PUDDING BOWLS, from 1/6 FRYING PANS, from ... 2/6 BILLIES, from ... 2/6 COFFEE POTS, from ... 4/6 JUGS, from ... ... 3/LADLES, from 1/6 LUNCH CASES, from ... 3/6 MILK BOILERS (Patent), no boiling over 3/6 Made under Certificate of the Incorporated Institute of Hygiene, London. Sterling Ironmongery Hoy. PRINCES ST. B (Opposite POST OFFICE).. m ' =m < nr\HE First Utility of frequent and regular fFVHE First Utility of frequent and regular A . Advertising consist/ 1 in this: There is ,|_ Advertising consists in ihia: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in at all times a large class of persons, both ia country and town, who have no fixed places country and town, who have no fixed places for th? purchase of certain necessary for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and arc ready to be swayed and articles, and are ready to be swayed and ✓ drawn towards any particular place which drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice, is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without heaita Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. tkm to the 2rat who asks.