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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 101, 28 April 1917, Page 15

Reduce Your Coal 1 Expenditure by Half. 1 Owing to the high price of coal all those who have any of this X valuable commodity on hand need to make it last as long as pos- X sible. - |j You can do this with the aid o,f " Coal Ore." " Coal Ore " JR converts burning coal" or coke into a glowing mass of incandes- j| cence, prevents dust, dirt, and soot laden chimneys. H It is a chemical production based on Nature's process of heat §j storing. It is so evolved that _ fj It Retards the Using up of this Store of Heat, | not by damping down the flames, but by giving off gases which Eg combine with the natural coal gas, resulting in a brilliant flame |j which consumes the coal in a slow, even manner. B " Coal Ore "is invaluable in bakeries, .kitchens, schoolrooms^ R hospitals, and wherever coal is used. Q "Coal Ore" can be used a little at 'si.; time;' and retains, its IS properties indefinitely. To prepare the coaKit is only " . H Necessary to put a Certain Quantity in Water 1 (as per instructions on the packet), sprinkle over the coal, turn H the latter over a few times with a shovel, and it is then ready for' H the fire. It can also be used with slack coal. An important fea- M ture is that by using "Coal Ore the fire will keep in much 0 longer, and will not require making up nearly so often. ( - J H Price 1/6 per packet ■ '■ " ,Jfe V" Write to Department " E.' 1 J I E. W. Mills & Co.* Ltd. I SPORT*®. ■ NEW. GOODS, f^^.' I \ JUST ARRIVED FROM THE BEST ENGLISH MAKERS. ."M i | NOW ON VIEW AT OUR SHOWROOMS ;•';-, "■ -'- " ! | FOOTBALLS (RUGBY)—Gilbert's 11. Match, Youths' Bußsey'a-Matcb'-T- '. 1 (1, 2, 3). ASSOCIATION—Bussey.'s. Oxonian SwiftsureV and; Bus- _•• • j g Bey's Youths' Swiftsiire (1, 2, 3); also Inflators, Earguards, Sh,m- , I guards. Bladders, Lacing Awls, stc. ■ ■' g HOCKEY STlCKS—Busaey'a Demon, and Bulger Drivers, County, m Lancashire Witch; Shinguards, Hockey Balls,-Paints, etc. _ X GOLF CLUBS—Forgan'e Drirers, Scotia, and Fibre-faded Brassies, ' S Scotia, Bulldog and Dreadnought Driving Irons, Midirons, Loft- -•|£ - ers, Mashies, Cleeks, Niblick's, Putters (Right- and/ Laft Hand), •" >'; || ' G.M. and Accurate, Caddy Bags, Caddy Polish,• Crolf Balls, etc. ■ g|] ■ BOXING GLOVES—Champion, Improved Champion, American Pat- "l S tern; Striking Baga, Punch .Balls, Punch Ball ..Gloves, BJaddere, .. p , Swivels, etc. "T' ■ --- '- *•£& • GUNS—S.B.B.L., D.8.8.L.,-in Bonehill'e and Hollis's make; also the ' ' £$ .- latest improved pattern of Winohcst er 12G "Automatic Shotgun. $fi — RlFLES—Winchester,' calibres- .22, 32, 38, 44, lialf and full snaga- . |3j zincs, .22 Automatio, and Repeaters ". "' ' sp ~ REVOLVERS—Young American, Premier, Doubles: Action, and Ham* |S .. merless, and 32 Savage Automatio P iptol. , ,V* ... *~\ ". m£ ' C VRTRIDGES — A Large Aesortm ent in "Black and Smokelea *&<i Powders. - "_-• " ,' g] /- JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTD. ' J METALS and HARDWARE MERCHANTS, MM 1 WILLIS-STREET. • ■ ■ TELEPHONES—Town Department 3006, Iron Yard 2564, Country Department 156, Offices 573.. STANDARD SEWING MACHINES We have sold for thirty years J TI4 C DE<ST !"' They have proved satisfactory and—, IrlE DICw I ■ Prices:—£s 1 Os. to £14. Othersi-Hands, £3/10/-. Golden Oak Drophead, £5/17/6 Fl tai If PAD U/illle Cf We are Experts and can supply alf your wants ■W» ft. rCHrlj ft Him wl« »nc! guarantee satisfaction Estd. 36 yev ARTISTIC COPPERWARE! WE h»r« just landed at a reasonable cost a ?ery fine selection of uniquo *nd artistic designs in both COPPER AND BRASSWARE, Including— / JARDINIERES, COMB TRAYS, VASES, * HOT WATER KETTLES, with or without; stan3, VASES, H.W. 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