Bd HUBBUCKS The House ofPreservation since 1765 H 3 is the f,rst law H OF ECONOMY SLiL H 1 H □B You will effect true economy by ffl RJ preserving your property with ml £ HUBBUCK 18 g 11 PREPARED PAINT O Q H ss’H Local Vendors : ® mH Messrs R. & E. Tingey & Co. Ltd. Manners Street Wellington. - > ’ . twTJ ■IK A Mm ~ WflM ' MHBI 5 ' ' ■ ']! i "a J . TRffisHrFJ v \ x //j 1 \ > > | I 4g?nsU I4> _/*<*£. A Swfi® 5 Wash Day in Macedonia. SUNLIGHT —hot vivid sunlight such as we can hardly imagine in New Zealand, is the chief element in laundry operations in Macedonia. The clothes are rubbed 3 -, and then boiled over fires of straw till the worst of,the dirt is removed. Then they are placed in the sun to bleach J for a few days. The result is a snowy, gb’stening whiteness n that is truly astonishing—almost as delightful .as the results i obtamed by New Zealand women who use ‘No Rubbing C Laundry Help." Here we have not the intense sunlight to J help in our laundry work, so a preparat : on that obtains even h better results without labour is welcome indeed- It is no wonder the demand for No Rubbing is so keen. h This wonderful labour saver entirely eliminates £ rubbing and is guaranteed absolutely non injurious Y to the hands or finest fabrics. ■ . y Try it for woollens, silks, cottons and linens. NORUBBING ! LAUNDRY- HELP. A 1/- packet does 7 weekly washinjs S perfectly - c I - § I » * HI Boys’ ® Girls’ School Shoe ■ Our “ Wear-well” Brand ixjkAx; The holidays will soon bo over and jaßgk^-—. you be turning your attention to the boys' and girhs Footwear needs. The “Warewell” boot is made in our ' own Factory and sold to you through our own' Retail shops at a very tiny profit. •‘ Good Wear in Every Pair” (OUR TRADE MOTTO) BOYS’ SCHOOL BOOTS No. 1827. BOYS’ CHROME HERBY BALS-Riveted soles medium weight. 7 to 10, 9/6; 11 to 1, 11/6; 2 and 3, 14/6; 4 and 5, 15/6. No. 1805. BOYS’ STOUT CHROME BOOTS—With tips, 7 to 10, 11/6; 11 No. t °lB29. 3^ioYS' d "WAtJiWELL’’’ BOX CALF DERBY BALS—Leather lined, stitched soles. 7 to 10, 14/6; 11 to 1, 16/o; z and. 3, 18/6; 4 and 5, 19/6. No. K9B. ’"KING O’ BOYS” STOUT BOX CALF DERBY BALS— Leather lined, best English make. 11 to 1, 18/6; 2 to 5, 22/6. GIRLS SCHOOL BOOTS No. 1406. GIRLS’ GLACE KID DERBY SHOES —Patent, caps sewn eolee. f 7 to 10. 11/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; 2 and 3„ I IigWKX 15/6; 4i to 6, 16/6. I No. 1407. GIRLS’ STOUT BOX CALF wfefcj DERBY SHOES—Sewn soles. 7 to 10, ~ ZZ 11/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; 2 and 8, 15/6; 4 to A' 1 6, 16/6. No 1468. GIRLS’ CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS—Stout rivetted soles, 7 'to 10, 10/6; 11 to 1, 12/6; 2 and 3, 14/6; 4 to G, 15/6. No 1464. GIRLS' FINE BOX CALF DERBY LACE BOOTS-Sewn soles, 7 to 10, 13/6; 11 to 1, 15/6; 2 and 3, 17/6; 4 to 6, 18/o. W# nay pottage on all orders exceeding £1 in value. Uniform prices at F r all our Branches. U/ 260 LAMBTON QUAY 103 CUBA STREET WELLINGTON. UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 97, 19 January 1924, Page 11
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