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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 178, 22 April 1924, Page 3

I—► BUY pure WOOLLEN I Blankets and Flannels | They always Cost Less at JAMES SMITH’S CORNER Cream Woo! Blankets '■ From Kaiapoi, Roslyn, Onehunga and Ashburton Mills. These blankets are the best the world produces, and when you combine that claim with our Famous Low Prices, you have an unbeatable combination. Single Bed— 27/6. 35/-, 37/6, 45/-, 49/6 a B e d— 39/6, 47/6, 52/6, 56/-, 59/6 Full Double. Bed— 52/6, 57/6, 59/6, 69/6, 75/Grey Wool Blankets Made by the same mills as the cream blankets, from the finest New Zealand Wool. Note the low prices we are quoting. Single Bed— 27/6, 32/6 i Bed— 37/6, 45/Full Double Bed— 45/-, 49/6 Wool Cot and Crib Blankets These lovely fleecy blankets are in the same qualities as the larger sizes, and embody the same sterling qualities and low prices. Cream Cot Blankets 12/9 pair Cream Crib Blankets— 15/6, 19/6, 21/-, 29/6 pair famous Al! Wool Doctor Ffamiels The fame of these superb flannels has been built wholly and solely on the unequalled wearing qualities they possess. The quality we quote is the best the manufacturers make. The colours are cream, Shetland. Orkney, dark pink, scarlet, dark grey, and natural 2/11 per yd. 28in. Engineers’ Flannels In the popular Doctor brand which has a reputation for the excellence of their heavyweight engineers’ flannel. Specially woven to stand frequent washing and hard wear. 2/11 per yd. T> A V D/^C r T' A K* ALL GOODS UNSUITABLE WE PAY rubIAUL. may be returned « James Smith’s Corner WELLINGTON li ~ —= \ \ /JiouseMd X\/ /lints By the Lady with the Daster. No. I—To Remove Stains from Furniture. Stains in furniture can easily be removed by means of a little oxalic acid in water. This should be applied to the stain with a cork and the surface rubbed until the slain vanishes. After this be sure to wash the surface thoroughly with clean water, so as to leave no trace of the acid behind. A thorough polishing with “Poliflor” when lhe article is quite dry will make it look like new. Always use “Poliflor” for furniture, floors, and linoleum, as it is , most economical, gives a brilliant polish, and preserves the article on which it is used. The New Sanitary WAX for FLOORS, LINOLEUM & FUNITURE Made by the makers of Nugget Boot Polish —therefore it’s good. Sd., 9d. & 21- PER TIN. Larger tin for Hotels, etc, 7/6. - , , s ee — Idoal Candy for Mo/orPurso CO many candies, when you start to eat them have to be finished at once. You can cat one Life Saver or two, then fold the tin-foil and drop the rest of the packet into your pocket or purse, j A \ You can finish the packet tomorrow or next week— J tlbey'll still be crisp and fresh. You can take Life Savers out of the packet with a gloved hand without soiling the glove, because Life Savers are highly | compressed—nothing sticky or mushy about them. Buy genuine Life Savers and carry them with you 1 always. 3d. a packet. R UFE SAVERs THE CANDY MINT WITH THE H©LE 02 Obtainable Everywhere in New Zealand I