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Evening Star, Issue 16335, 30 January 1917, Page 2

vermin error* M . & *Nf & iUaLS iCk£ex& Two Convincing Testimonials. Leslie Gaze, the Well-known Authority on Pigeons, in his booklet entitled "My System with Pigeons,” strongly advises the use of “ Fixo-Pest ” for poultry vermin. He states: ‘'Give the bird a thorough dusting with insect powder—and I know of nothing better than ‘ Fixo-Pest.’ ” A N.S.W. Woman writes; “I find tiiat ‘ Fixo-Pest ’ is good for chicks; it kills all vermin. I simply dust it on the hen at night, and the chicks got enough from her.'’ Fixo-Pest Slays Files, Fisas, Ants, Silverfish, Bugs, Cockroaches, etc., in a Wonderful , Way! Contains Nothing of Enemy Origin. important. inoil^Sf’ii cally, one or more full-size trial tins will be posted to any address in New Zealand if 1/1 in stamps for each tin is sent to Red C. Proprietary, Royal Insurance Buildings, Featherstoi! barest, Wellington,

AT csw TAisrm mwTfn ts %J l¥li¥ia,S. <B, AS W hJ^Mka-aJUa M double widtii. spotted \ olios. 101 d. Nev Check } °i, l ? s -’ , I ;' - . Fl oral Voiles. Id). Plain Voiles 'in lasnionnido colors, 2/ White Voiles from 1/ yard. Vhito Pique, 1/. Colored Poplins. I/O and 2/ yard. MILLINERY,—AII Model Hats and Toques marked ar ic-ss tiiaii cost. Trimmed Millinery from 5/6. 1 inn and I.agol shapes m Whihe and Colors from I' 6 Silk ami Straw Ready-to-wears from 1/11. Holiday Panamas. ]/ and 1/11. Roadv-to-woar Panamas Irom 1/11. Flowers, Posies, and Trails, Cd Pd 1/ and 16. Colored Straws, 3d and Gd bundle. ’ ‘ ’ VHQ ERWEAR—LongcIoth Nights, 3/6 up. Lace and embroidered Camisoles. 2/6. Cotton Vests, lorem M::es. Jap. Kimono Gowns. 3/11. Jackets ] !1. .Muslin Aprons, trimmed embroidery, 23* Waitresses’ Aprons 3/6. Lathing Suits. s,ll;’Caps 1/; Cap_ Handkerchiefs, Pd. Cotton Hose, Black and W iiito, 153 pair. Ribbed and Plain Cashmere lioro, 2U; Tan. 1/11. Grey Lisle Gloves, 2/3. Colored Veiling, 3d and 6d yard. CASYLlNSN.—Embroidered Muslin Dresses from 1 11. Print Dresses^ froia 2/11 ; latest styles. Middy ’ «”<l Belted. Embroidered Matinee Coats all at 3/6 Children's Socks in Silk, Cashmere, Wool, and Cotton from 9d pair. Tussore Silk Bloomers from 26. Embroidered Petticoats from 1/11. Vests from ] . Pique Hats Irom 1/. Trimmed Panamas (boys’ and girls’) from 8/6. _ Infants’ Silk Hats and Bon nets from 1/6. Trimmed Crinoline Hats from 26. Shoos in Champagne, Rod, and White. 1/6. Bathing Suits, 2/11; Caps, 1/, TESSES.—Our immense stock of Dresses in Muslin, Linen, Pique, .Reps, etc., all at 2/11. Evening Dresses in W bite, Black, Navy, 'Brown, Blue, Pink b ilk and Satin at 10 6. Evening Cloaks, 6 11. b-avy and Colored Costumes from 10/6. White i iquo Skirts, 1/11. Largo choice Bloomers, 1,6. Cur own make of Blouse, open nr closed nock, 2,11. This season’s Raincoats from 18/6. A few odd lines in Raincoats, 4/11. A vast quantity of odd warm Coats at 2/11. W & # 1%. ® 4 GEORGE STREET •s 1,822

" IHPiV L -'jDisinfectant on “ TTYCOT, ” DIFINFKCTAXT.—A few .u in-Ck-v r Cf ' - ' ;Ce ‘ :l ( * ra ‘ u< ;lU; ' in your bath most xeirrsliiiis;. s i&S&ii m r m 43 m Wi i I *. '<} VV'J li Ui w i * S.2TSS.VZ3 Buy your TEA in Sib lots at wholesale prises. Wa stock tho finest range of Ceylon Teas in the City, and onr large sales enable us to supply low quotas 55253 lions for tho finest qualities. gpsh mm m %3SJ ft A « i 2 31 jy^jSSS fcyEH iff & g*WgfcS?: , gat9l C£S3B£3@&3 Psicos for Sib or 10lb lots, according to grade and quality—l/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/8, 1/8 lb; and a very high grade (tho best imported) at 2/ ib. These'prices are easily 3d to 4d per lb under market value. " SELECT ” BRAND. Packed in lib and Hb packets—1/4, 1/0, 1/8 and 2/ per !b. Bonus Coupons in eacli packet. TEA AND COFFEE SPECIALIST, JUNO STREET* DUNEDIN.