S.-W. Paint Will Not Cfack, Peel or Blisterit is There to Stay. TTSE paint good enough to give you this assurance. It is true economy. *"' All the time and care you devote to the interior of your home are pretty nearly ■ wasted if tho first impression visitors receive is a shabby coat of paint outside. SW P is what people generally call Sherwin-Williams Paint. It is these three letters on every can of Sherwin-Williams Paint that distinguishes it from the cans of ordinary paint. SW P is Real Paint—a True Brighten-Up Treatment, for even the most weather-worn house. ,It is real, because it has all the spreading, covering, and protecting powers, and all the durability that accurate mixing and thorough grinding can give to a paint. Every ingredient in S W P passes the test o£ the Sherwin-Williams laboratory—the severest test in the paint world. Every gallon ia made in accordance with the exact formula—the result of Fifty Years' Experience in Good Paint Making. More houses are destroyed .by the: ravages of weather than by any other cause. It may be Summer sun or Winter sleet—weather is a persistent destroyer. That is why you should use 1 a paint rich in pure linseed oil, zinc; and lead—a paint, that will protect and preserve your home. Sherwin-Williams Paint is the leading house paint—for it has stood.the test of time, and its makers have always maintained quality. Paint your property with S W P, and your house will not, bo the one that is destroyed by the weather. • .- • ■ . We have a paint expert on-the staff whose experience and practical knowledge will be placed at the disposal of all those who intend painting their own houses. Write to Department " E." E. W. Mills & Co., Ltd., AgOTt! .
NEW GOODS. JUST ARRIVED FROM THE BEST ' ENGLISH MAKERS. NOW ON VIEW AT OUR SHOWROOMS. HOCKEY STlCKS—Bussey's Demon and Bulger Drivers, County, Lancashire Witch; Shinguards, Hockey Balls, Paints, etc. GOLF CLUBS—Forgan's Drivers, Scotia ami Fibre-faced Brassies, Scotia, Bulldog, and Dreadnought Driving Irons, Itfidironß, Lofters, Mashies, Cleeks, Niblick's, Putters (Right and Left Hand), G.M. and Accurate, Caddy Bags, Caddy Polish, Golf Balls, etc:. .-.-,. GONS-5.8.8.L., D.8.8.L., in Bonehill's and Hollis's make; also the latest improved pattern of Winchester 12G AutomaHc Shotgun. ' • ■ ■ ■ RlFLES—Winchester, calibres.22, 32, 38, 44, half and full magat. \ zincs. .22 Automatic, and Repeaters. REVOLVERS—Young American, Premier, Double Action, and ■ •■" Hammer-less. .' . CARTRIDGES —A Large Assortment in Black and Smokelesf ';' Powders. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., LTD., METALS & HARDWARE MERCHANTS, - WILLIS-STREET. , \ : TELEPHONES—Town Department 3006, Iron Yard 2564, Coun. try Department 156, Office 573. ' ' We* have sod for thirty years jur RCQT I They have proved satisfactory and— 18l El OCw I ■ Prices:--J:5 10s to £14 Others:-Hands, £3/10.'-. Golden Oak Drophead. £5/17/6 Ft t|| £X.#S> Wsilie We are Experts andean supply all yourwants ■ W' ,??(,) faHflj BBifila iSla antlguaranreesatisfaction Estd.3Byears ARTISTIC COPPERWAREt; VSTE have just landed at a reasonablfi, cost a very fine selection of uuique Ml*'' ■» » ■ artistic designs in both , COPPER AND .BRASSWARE. : Including— JARDINIERES, COMB TRAYS, VASES, ,: . ' ' HOT WATER KETTLES, with or without stend, , VASES, H.W. JUGS, PHOTO FRAMES, ETC.,; Making very serviceable presents. As these goods are now almost prohibitive t<» 1 import, you will be wise to make your selection whilst opportunity occurs. ~;_ WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. !> The Stewart Timber, Glass, &' Harl.vare Co., Ltd. - SO. 82. 84, COURTENAY-PLACE <^fx fecrH^j for those who Si**«s^^^^S^ Sometliine better. Some- - - thing really nice. In the manufacture of Highlander Milk Cocoa the choicest cocoa is combined with pure . rich Highlander Millc and superfine susrar. Makes a delicious beverage. Taate is good. ■'Aroma lovely. Pour boiling over a teaJ spoonful—That's all. Prepared in New Zealand —All-British, «...,*,,<.=> made by an all-British Company.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 14, 16 July 1918, Page 5
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