2/6 | F -, WE 2/fOF fOP i/- DON'T SELL j EVERY YA"rti OP THIS MAGNIFICENT. HIGIJ-C':'ASS COTTON I DRESS DEAL j INSIDE OF ONE WEEK, WELL, NU.F-SED 8 ; _ v . j HERE ARE 1800 YARDS OP BEAUTIFUL COTTON DRESS WEAVES 2s. for 9d. yard; and 2s. fid. for is. yard. .' ■. ALL DOUBLE WIDTHS AND ALL FASHIONABLE SHADES, INCLUDING WHITE. IT IS THE MOST GENEROUS BARGAIN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. SAMPLES FREE, DRESS COUNTER. j I & - for r i/. i ; , JP M Icy-Hot" Bottles © Keep Contents ' "j H&tor-CoM- jjpj The Icy-hot is a glass bottle within a glass flffif bottle, with a vacuum between. The vacuum —$ Vj is a non-conductor of heat >or cold, and' pre- „ i vents the. contents from changing tempera-., Jcv-noT.t oT igj ture. In pouring out, the liquid is not contaminated by touching -metal • because the projecting glass neck makes Icy-Hot Bottles absolutejy sanitary; nor can it work down between the bottle and MUm the casing. ' Every Icy-Hot bottle is thoroughly tested before shipment.. It must keep Wafer Steaming . Hot Sop Twenty-four Hours,or Icy CoM for Tlapee ©ays, . , regardless of outside temperature. I Any bottle failing to do this .cannot leave the factory. .'The glass filler, cannot break, for.it is held in the casing by a thick soft rubber cushion at; the neck, and a padded spring at the" bottom. Bottles nickel plated, leather trimmed . , and nick'cl . plated, or japanned. All high-grade bottles specially reduced. : Pints from 8/6 Quarts from 20/- '. - E. W, Mills & C®„ 9 LtcL /AGENTS. Something Special m Alarm Clocks; The Simplex , TS an 8-DAY Alarm Clock, and mil do , ' all that any other N alann clock will | . do, and in addition the alarm automatically resets from day to day. Just think how, useful an 8-DAY alarm clock would Price 15/6 betbyou.: Post Free. Others, 6s. 6d., Bs. 6d., 9s. 6d., 12s. 6d. L'- ,G. & T. Young,.-Ltd,:. 252 Lambton Quay. 11 /Tie a knot in yourhandkerchief, before ~ going out,'to remind you to order a tin of ; |||| Cvaft : 1 C Cocoa, J IP A^dejicibuslbeverage. I|. -_THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE.WORLD. ' «JFjgfflv CH£AP, BECAUSE A LITTLE * GOES A LONG WAY., I A FOOD FOR THE MUSCLES. 1 , •• g A TONIC FOR THE NERVES. ®Jsfill A DELICACY FOR THE,PALATE., fll - "i jjip SKgr TORTFT^N^economy'l^SSD THE GREAT" " ORION " RANGE S In Warm Wflfltlifir a Quick-acting is beyond prioo to tho Cook or Housewife oppressed by tie heat. . That is ono distinguishing feature of the "ORION —its Rapid Heating. No weary wating for Hot Water, no worry over, tho Oven. Every part of tho R-ange is designed to a nicety to give perfect service. .. . Thrift and Economy are to most people important considerations! 'Here .again tho "ORION" is pre-eminent. 80,000 Housewives in all parts of the Dominion can testify to the remarkable Fuel-Economy of tho Favourite— Ask your Ironmonger to show you one. DUNEDIN. WELLiHCr^^AUC^A^:^
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2370, 28 January 1915, Page 3
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