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Evening Star, Issue 16231, 28 September 1916, Page 2

rgfgwswßg l mmM "m iri :«P si* 5» !« il« PI " "K2& mm Jill,-. Ml HP MM i^iilikii ■> I mzMmm REAKFAST FOOD. ALL' GROCERS. Gives all the extra warmth needed ' on very cold nights ! fill A Mosgisl Ena—Very Soft, Cosy, and ol Luxurious—thrown over the Bed will afford all the comfort desired. Indispensable in the well-equipped Home! Sold At All The Best Shops. GET Quatation.3 from 'EveningOffice for large or small quantif" Printing before placing your Order. im i! 8& w?n mm. mm »vfif ®£ ass« m QnC& a victim of biliousness NOW always merry and bright I mmi&m 64 Pull Doses in Every Bottle 2/- Chemists and Stores 9/«

The "Clean-up" spirit Is beginning to be felt In every home. Less than a generation ago Spring-cleaning meant a real " topsy-turvydom " in the home that was anything but pleasant, but to-day, with tho many modern taljcr-savins devices, Spring-cleaning has lost all its old "terrors, and tho pleasant routine of the home is disturbed not at .afl. BF?mSH-!VSAD£ CARPET SWEEPERS. "he Ewebank "Empire." Price, 21/. The Ewebank " Success," with selfcleaning brush attachment, rubber corners, and ball-bearing brash; the zenith of perfection in Carpet Sweepers. Price, 27/6. The " Regina" Vacuum C!ean6r. A perfect Carpet Cleaner; will take out the dust from the thickest carpet; worked as easily as a carpet sweeper, simple, and nothing to get out of order. Price, 70/. The " Daisy" Vacuum Cleaner, with all attachments for cleaning upholstered furniture, etc. Price, 80/. The Sani Genlc Polish Mop cleans and polishes in one operation. Medium size, 6/6; large size, S/6. With every Mop a Bottle of Polish free of charge. Sani Genio Polish in tins—One pint, 3/; quart., 6/; i gallon, 9/; 1 gallon, 15/. O-Gedar Polish Mops, Dusters, and Polish also kept in stock. Redio Cloths—Per Polishing Silver, 6d each; for Brass, 9d each. , a:g:-rgfc^^nj3(;3rns:yrs^ak^ Pink Woo! for Cleaning Silver Plate 1/ packet. ' Ghamois Leathers, for Windows or Silver Plate. Prices, 2/6, 3/, 3/6 each. Housemaids' Gloves. Special values 6d, 1/, 1/3, and 2/6 pair. Scrubbing Brushes—6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6, 2/, 3/. Blackicad Brushes—6d, 1/3, 1/9, 2/6. Hearth Brushes—l/ 6, 2/, 2/6. Mystic Mlt Magio Pot Cleaner, 6d each. American Long-handle Brooms—2/ 2/6 3/, 3/6 each. ' ' ' American Whisks, short handle—l/ 3 each. Hair Brooms, all makes—s/, 5/9, 6/9 8/6. ' Gano Carpet Beaters, do not tear tho carpets—l/ 9 each. Picture Hooks, 1/ and 2/6 dozen. Picture Cord, 9d dozen yards. Brass Picture Wire, 1/ coil. Galvanised Buckets—2/6. 2/9, 3/ each. Galvanised Baths— s!, 5/9. 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 9/9 each. * ' i!^u^.j!iijMiiwag^^ ftj^jftaj'iTXggCKSM'igjiTraHaaitpaMean >®u reautre

~*4- ~....J., L JJg f It is well to bear in mind that Christmas Gifts for the Soldiers will reach them in the very depth of Winter. What, then, coukT possibly be more welcome-and better appreciated than some t Cleans Warm, Cosy Cloth- f ing, _ such as the things mentioned in this list ? f We will undertake to have f all goods selected specially packed securely in canvas, I • the number, name, and hj address very legibly printed, I. and the parcel despatched U by first mail. Fl % We do this service' free of \j all charge, either for goods f purchased over the counter or to country customers on receipt of full particulars. % Letter Orders receive immediate attention. KHAKI WOOL TROOPERS' JACKETS-9/6. DARK WOOL SWEATERS—B/6, 10/6, n/6, 12/6. KHAKI WOOL SWEATERS—B/6, 9/6. CARDIGAN JACKETS—IO/6, n/6, 12/6. WOOL SHIRTS with Collars attached—B/6, 10/6. RIBBED WOOL UNDERPANTS—S/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11. HEAVY WOOL UNDERSHIRTS—6/6, 7/6, 9/11. UNSHRINKABLE FLANNEL UNDERSHIRTS, Extra Warm—7/11, 8/6. LONG WOOL SCARFS—4/6, 5/6. 6/6. WOOLLEN BALACLAVA CAPS—4/6. KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS—SpeciaI price for Soldiers, 3 for 1/. WARM WOOL SOX—I/6, 1/11, 2/6." PUTTEES—B/6. BODY BELTS—4/6. CHOLERA BELTS—3/6. ' SOLDIERS' BRACES—3/6. £v¥¥:hjn MERCHANT TAILORS and MEN'S MERCERS, 12, 14, 16, and 18, George St iy*sa^,-»^«?y#^i^