Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Star, Issue 18925, 27 April 1925, Page 2

ff~~ mjffiasaaßßWMaß j‘j fsfM •2£~' j \ \ m I fT x Ht* r. 7 4 /TtS-ag#^ 'mm i yS,k DV fo# use Clothes always white, always fresh, because i use The hag with the Blue and White Stripes, 73 ion or oar rat Owing to the steadily-increasing demand for .Electrical Appliances from homes where the power is available, we have secured a splendid range of High-class Household Helps. of these would make for greater core* venience in your Radiators, Irons, Grills, Kettles, Pern colators, Toasters, Immersion Heaters, oto., etc. Pleaso feel fro® to call and inspect air cm* Now Show Room, Stuart street. © LimiteJf ST, DUNEDIN, j2EB nssros ltd Id fell N LoosS cStmUa f <Mog«j Dusted in. GRAMOPHONE MUSIC WITHOUT SCRATCH lily Stardi - so ea.fjy lor the iron By using '‘Lily” Starch you are not only sure of e snow- > T| therefore thora is no free caustic soda to fray 4he most By usi „ white, lasting gloss, but—better still —you will have no annoyance with your iron sticking. It’s absolutely purs, delicate fabrics. “Lily” Starch is a popular brand in Now Zealand and, if you are not already a user, you are well advised to get a trial packet from your grocer for this week’s washing. Don’t buy loose starch. Dot quality by Imya 1-lb. lag packet. ‘Pure, u.s the Lily." IRVINE & STEVENSON Ltd. “Lily" Starch Works, DUSMEDIK. SC aiasc 2d) WijfjS m Jf* n h ||L m I If you are thinking of Mu M IWw • \ m s{ n g your House repainted and repapered for the Exhibition Season, you do well to see us about it at once I In a short time the “ Exhibition rush ” will he on, when the. strain, on our experienced staff will he so great that wo can foresee the possibility of being unable to cope with all orders entrusted to us. Our stock of H!G If-Cl, ASS WALLPAPERS is large and up to date, representing the leading styles, while the quality and character of the work wo do are acknowledged to bo unexcelled, if equalled, in the city. Quotations free on request. S. F. ABURN MS Glass Bevelling & Silvering Works—Carroll & Hope Streets,