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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17651, 11 December 1920, Page 10

MAXIMUM PROFIT FROM MILK is ensured on the farm where a " Domo " Separator is installed. The " Domo "' skims to .01, and is simple to use and easy to clean. Yon should become a "Domo" owner and get the biggest percentage of cream from your own cows' milk. Write for full details to the agents. Alfred Buckland and Sons, Limited, Auckland.

We h»ve men's hose {silk lisle), in navy,' tan, and shite, at 2s od a pair: extra strong plain black lisle hose at 2s lid a pair; silk (wide end) ties, all shades, with neat stripe 3s 6d to 6s 6d. Get in touch with us and sav e money; it —Collinson and Williams, Ltd., Symonds Street. .Study economy, buy books for the children, they last longest. The best selection of picture books in the city is at the Sunday-school Union Book Depot. Darby Street, round Stone's comer. There's tense in shopping in Karangahape Road, because you always find you get " The Best for Less " there. Just received new shipment of distinctive " Henderson " bats for ladies. Early inspection advised.—Smith and Caushev. Ltd. ° " The bubbling sparkle, fragrance, pi quancy, -and appetising flavour of " Ecks" win appreciation from all ages.—Agents : Westbury and Sons. Should really smart and exclusive effects be desired for holiday window treatment, an inspection of the Madras muslins just received at Milne and Choyce's, should not be delayed. Conan Doyle did not prove that the dead are alive. Hear Geo. Aldridge at Town Hall, Sunday, 3 p.m. The whole family is invited to Stone's Four Happy Family Shoe Stores. Xmas footwear at Auckland's lowest prices. Polly Brilliant Metal Shine makes mirrors of * door knobs. Sold by F. Prime-, Ironmonger, Newton* 9d tin* '