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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 569, 26 July 1909, Page 3

■■■■-■- V.F;R J.ML'E.y... J-A M; ■'.;..•' FRIMLEY.JAJt is made at ■ Hastings, New Zealand, from -SELECT FRUIT ; and SUQAH.-. It is the kind mother used to make. To'taste it makes your thoughts go away back to the time when, we wevo uunil«d a piece of bread arid butter,, covered with home-made jam, and told to go put.and play. -. . , ' 'We have it in tho following. Fruits:—Easpberry, Peach, Plum, 1 Black Currant, Apricot, Quince,, awl Marmalade, in 71b. tins. ; ■ ' V Wo also ■ Can DESSEUT . FRUITS in"' 21b.". .tins, in all varieties, '.-and HE FRUITS v in J-gal.lon and gallon tins. - -.-* .•■■■/-:• .—;-.-.-•■!•_■ 'Other Specialities l -, are'.our VEGETABLES, Cooked Heady fob Use, and ,DRIED. PEAS, in lib.!packets. , . ■ : . ..,' -..-.,• . . 'TEE 'FRIMLEY TOMATO.'■ SAUCE -and ! TOMATO KETCHUP need no commendation. Everyono has heard of them'. . . • Ask: for FRIMLEY GOODS next time you order your groceries. Give them a trial in preference to imported stock. Every leading storekeeper'; in' the Dominion stocks them. Tfe ; Womaa ;wfio Sews Is Invited- to Critically Inspect the STANDARD ROTARY SEW.ING MACHINE. . Lonsthy arguments and a thousand printed facts CANNOT POSSIBLY INTEREST YOU as much as-five minutes : examination. . !/ Lock and Chain' Stitch on tho same machine, EveiKif you'have no intention of buying, we want you to'examine the ROTARY. Come! Wo shail.be amply repaid by. the fact, that we know you will tell -ynur friends about THIS BEST OF ALL JfACHINES you havo seen. All Duplicate Parts Kept./ ~ : - /Ten Years' Guarantee. F- n t\ Aff t^ 3 F*° a ' ■ a (Sβ ,V¥n B Eai^fii^j ■ -i-nfPOETEB, .'99. WILLIS , STREET.. ' N.B.—All Kinds of Machines Skilfully ■ : ; ■ Repaired. . .-..- ClO2l • ■ . and naturally rralorc it lo it'« • . ' original shade. Mi!os does ■ ; $? -. not DYE,but RESTORES .; : li growth, and is tiuarantced lo do so, or your ■. fi ■ money is refunded to you, fj .: Milos i. told ty. all CWmiitt at:7/6, ',""' [j or post free with private advice from ' ■ . I MISS McELWAIN, 264 Queon Si., Auck. t W N.Z.asent lor Miloi preparation!.. * - .••■■ CONVINCING PROOF that ANO THAT THE PHOTOGRAPHS DISPLAYED ; / ARE GENUINE IN EVERY WAV. ; Studio, 171 Casliol Street, , Chiistcliurch, Bth ftlay, 1909. , Messrs W. Brlce mid Son, Hair Specialists, Chrlstclmrch. Dear Sirs,— ■ It has surprised .mo to learn that tho 1 now Vrisli to repeat, without qunllflcatlon, that every picture was ;takcn by mo direct from the subject, and that tho prints were subsequently produced from licrativcs whichwere absolutely without any 'retouch.in;r whatever. . ■ - :, ■ The Improved condition of the same Individual when tho second photograph was 1 . taken 111 respect to growth of hair, was, tindoubtcdlysolely.due to."Brlce'Bßeffcneri. \Z\i In a restoration which I am afraid was quite beyond the art of oven . the cleverest photographer who lias ap to tho present date exposed a plate. Let me in conclusion, wish you all success - with your wonderful Specific. . I am, Dcnr Sirs, ■- . ' . H. H. CLIFPORD. BBICK'S UKGENKBATOIi is prc M red/)n two strcnsrlhs-Ss, M, Special strength ss. CO. . (for long-stamlius casosi. SEE THE PHOTOGRAPHS at ■ ■'*■■-- - -'. ' ' Tho premises of ,■ Dunbar Sloane, W. S. Wallace, E. Johnston, >V. H. Coy, D.1.C., and L. Aplin, Petcno; where these Bpecifica are on ' SniQ. ■■■•■■..