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IN THE 15™ CENTURY —there obtained in England a quaint old custom 1 w :; fW b’ that allowed only those of noble rank to own silverware. Ami over since, the ownership of genuine silverware has been ■a mark of position and good taste. Here is New Zealand’s Finest Selection of SILVERWARE An inspection of our silverware displays will prove our oft-repeated assertion that our qualities, our styles, and our values are unequalled. And yon will find it all much less expensive than you think. Call in and enjoy looking over our showing or send for our catalogue. Stewart Dawson’s THE QUALITY JEWELLERS WELLINGTON \

Floors Surfaced, Sanded and Polished W E surface and sand-off new or old floors with electrically-driven machines. This method smoothes out uneven surfaces, takes out sharp carpet-cutting ridges,, sands off the splinters, and gives a perfect, even, polished floor. Our machines are equipped to polish right up to the skirting and can work in small confined spaces if required. Halls, Warehouses, Homes, Offices, Ball Rooms, Schools, sanded and polished by electric sanders operated by skilled men. QUICK - EFFICIENT - CLEAN C. & R. ODLIN Timber & Hardware Co. Ltd., Wellin g t o n .

WOMEN ’WHO NEVER REST. TOO MUCH AVORK AND ANXIETY. There are plenty of women who are always so busily occupied with their home affairs that they never allow themselves sufficient rest. They often persist in carrying out their household duties when they are feeling rightdown ill. This is a heavy tax on the constitution, and sooner or later a breakdown is bound to result. The first thing you notice is that you worry over trifles that never bothered you before. Yop get irritable and depressed ; perhaps you don’t care whether you eat or not; you often have nervy headaches, and everything seems to go wrong. All these suilierings mean that you have become run-dow. What you need in a course of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to enrich and increase your blood. Tired, depressed women can become bright and well by taking these pills, because they act by giving necessary elements to the weakened system. Thus they build up new strength, new blood, and steady nerves, restoring bright eyes and the pink .tinge.,of real health. _ . Remember that Dr. Williams 1 ink Pills are the finest medicinal combination achieved by medical science for revitalising the human body. Of all chemists and stores. 3/- bottle. , ITTT „ DR. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS Nothing Else Will Do. —Advt. .

■HB«a»sw»sißwn>KiraninßOiffiniairapaiSß'3SSniHEHßlO®HHHES®BtsnEEEffi9BSi | SAFETY Motor Glass BI . E There is no need to teach motorists the importance of Safety Glass. KI To-day it is recognised as being as vital as insurance. But to be safe, it must be positively UNSPLINTERABLE. M Enquire—g SMITH & SMITH, . LTD., " 1 WELLINGTON AND BRANCHES. ES BsSS3BBSESBOSOSEHSOffISSEESIEEEaHSSiiESHsn2®sn«sinBtSHnE3EH

PILES Cured in Three Days—Miss 1 J C., Wanganui, writes: “I am ■ more than grateful for your-splendid Zann Double Absorption Pile Cure. I have had no irritation at all after three days’ treatment, and now the trouble seems to have gone altogether. Sample on request. Mention this paper and enclose ninepeuee in stamps. Zann Proprietary. Box 952, Wellington. Free booklets and stocks of "Zann” from King’s Prescription Pharmacy. 4 Court enav Place, and W. S. Wallace chemist. Willis Street mid Lumblon Quay, Wellington.—Advt.

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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 104, 27 January 1930, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 104, 27 January 1930, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 104, 27 January 1930, Page 15

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