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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1233, 15 September 1911, Page 3

| Every day the fame of I | ScouSlar's Half-Yearly Sale--1 Increases. I % ■ i I Therein lies the differance between our Sales and the usual. * I There is no lack of attractions to keep it going, in fact each day | a brings forth some Greater Bargain than before. R | This is the Housekeeper's Sale-a Sale that is brimming over with fi I welcome economies. | I ' Let us aqain say that every article in the establishment is re- | § duced in price—a long way below the usual good valuo. \ | Here are a few Extra Fine Bargains:— | i SPECIAL DESIGNS IN LINOLEUMS, 6ft. wide, 2s. 3d. per square jj | yard, Now Is. 9d.; 2s. Gd. Reduced to, 2s. 2d. per square yard. 5 | INLAID LINOLEUM, Reduced Price 3s. 6d. square yard. j f 36in. REVERSIBLE NAPIER MATTING. Usually 2s. Gd. Now Is. 6d. | | SCOULLAR'S SPECIAL DESIGNS IN AXMINSTER SQUARES, 12ft. | 8 by 9ft. Usually £6 17s. Gd. Now £5 ss. ; I TO-DAY IS THE DAY OF BARGAINS-COMEI j r. s I Wie&auiiapSMmanM j \ Qs JUJjnJE&cJ. \J j \ . Lamb Son Qiaay, Wellington. \ i PAIIAI P /"'V ra J :N ATUR£S_BEST.^^^^^»j ! riRATEFTJL CLIENTS have often as- jj f " BUred us that the teeth we have fitted >« ■■■■/'• J? I * 5 for them have heen equal to their original Tr KY Tl I 1 S natural set That is because we ■ are , </ l - V '-, l/i i.~ : £J a ■ strictly modern dentists, and give our J j close personal attention to every indi- , t I vidual case. Our materials are the best procurable, our methods the latest and most I £ Hcientiflc. We do not pretend that wo make dental operations enjoyable: but our B 5 extractions are positively painless, and in all other processes discomfort is reduced to a P i minimum. As a matter of business, we demand that every client shall be satisfied 3 jj before he leaves our hands. FEES STBICTLY MODERATE Bf AIL Cases. S i BKAUTIFUL SETS . . . .£2 2S and £3 33. | i TEMPORARY SETS re-made to Permanent - - £1 Is. B ■ Painless Extractions' FREE when sets are ordered, f. ' Estlmatos Olven Before Work Is Commenced. I ANDREWS and WYETT,! DENTAL SURGEONS, - LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE, | ! CORNER WILLIS & MANNERS STREETS, WELLINGTON. 5 [o HOURS : 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.; 7 p.m.' to 5.30 p.m. ] j ; FOOD-' j \ /&M>>. * 8 or ' n^an * s Invalids I ' /sLif&\s/ or tnose wnoße digestive j I /Jq^\.J/ powers have become weakened by \ ' i^ ness or advancing age. • I If the digestive functions, however weak, can do \ \ any work at all they should be given work to do to the \ \ extent of their powers. In the easy process of its prepara- .'..,' j ! • tion the digestibility of Benger's can be regulated to give I ]; this work with extreme nicety. >} -.•..■.,,.!.,.,.■.,', ■ ■.■,,. j,,. j The "British Medical Journal" says—"Benger's Food i \ has, hy Us excellence established a reputation of its own." • 5 i ", ..." Benger's New Booklet deals with the roost common doubts and difficulties which ! I . mothers have to encounter..' 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