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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2989, 29 January 1917, Page 2

for Jam md I JF you are "putting down" fruit for the wihter-or if youare making jam, be sure the sugar is first quality. The 'surest way to bo suro is to order from . ! CAMPBELL'S, SPECIALISTS IN PURE FOODS. Best refined sugar supplied in' any quantity by prompt motor deliv- : ery. Absolutely fresh—no fear of your jam or preserves fermenting • 'beoause of the sugar."- Order by 'phone—we deliver by motor. W. CAMPBELL, Ltd., ' 40 and 42 MANNERS STREET. 'Phone 443 293.CU8A-STREET.' .''.,, 'Phone 2524' • \[| 163 RIDDIFOBD STREET. 'Phone 1084. LOOK OLDII Bnt reßtora your gioy and faded haira to their natural color with «% LOCKVER'S SULPHUR llsfl/Jln ie&MW" So,d Ever Vwhere. : lioekyer'BEiveshealthtotheHairandrestoresthenatnrarcolor. T/88SffllK$i Ja »wf *' cleaneea the icalpjrad makes the most perfect Hair Dressing. «§?©' fl ' B world-famed Hair Restorer Is prepared by the great Hair '-.. Speclalists,J.PEPPEß&CO.,LTD.3edfordLaboratorles,liondon, E.G.,andcanbeobtainedfromßnyChemistsandStore3throughout I Old Jewellery : -:]lade New | I fop a Moderate Outlay.■• I J JN these days of economy, the use of : discarded jewellery , U S should be considered. Articles that are so old-fashioned ~— as to be practically unwearable may be remodelled into new .— Ij and attractive styles. In the majority of cases this work costs || little more than the labour involved—and a practically, new ar- Eg tide may be obtained at small'.expense. SI Our Stone-setters are conversant with tho latest trend of ~ j style, and all work' they do is perfect in design and finish. Let' Jji ] us give you estimates for remodeling your old'jewellery. t SB G. and TV- YOUNG, Ltd., ! jj 252 LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. ||| i : Ewteik Carpet Sweepers 1 j are of Britiili^Manfectire Tliese Celebrated Carpet | j sd*e> \' 'Sweepers have a twenty-three j I years'- reputation behind them. \ i everything British, | « ev are or * on & serT ice \ \ anc * eTerv -d a y use , and, in ad- \ dition, they are artistically de- „ signed and beautifully finished. I I '' * § In..the ordinary carpet sweepers the wooden brush pulley I \ soon wears out of shape. The pulley of the Ewbank is > \ sheathed with hard brass which practically never wears, and I g ' ' j | Remains Constantly in Good Working Order, j j The "Conquest"-and "Success"- 'Sweepers have ball' bearl . ings and nickel plated fittings, also an. automatic brush I i cleaner for removing thread, etc., which, if left, diminishes I I the, efficiency of the machine. The former is fitted with rub- 1 i ber buffers to protect the Furniture. The "Empire" is 5 jj fitted with ball-bearing brussh'es and Has japanned fittings.: | | -"'"Price's:.'.'. | •( "Saxon," 20/-; "Empire," 22/(5; "Success, 27/8. '■ ' § \ "Conquest," 30/«. ; § | I. W../KILLS-ft -'Co.j.--Ltd. 1 LS. F. Stoma. -• '■ -'•- ■■'- " 1.1.' - ':.":."'"'.'. J) A T Radford's Sale-Casement Cloth 7s. T». G. KNIGHT, Sail, Tent, Flag. a n& -ta. 6d. doz., Door Mats Is. each, Table -SXi> ■ Cover Maker. Note the New AdCovers 4s. 6d., Camp Stools 2s. 6d., dress—No. 6 Herbert Street (urt Manners Chairs 3s. Bd., Cane Chairs 6s. 6d„ Nobb- Street), 3 doors above Georgo Fowlds, lers 2s. 6d. doz., Tumblors 3s. Gd. doz. yd, Telephone 727,