Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18494, 3 September 1923, Page 11

Draw the Knife Across and it is Sharp • .:; : A BOON TO TH& HOUSEWIFE . ; A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOME ""'"', How the busy housewife wishes that her knives had a keen ; edge like the ones a ; butcher uses. How easily he cuts the ; meat, yet when she gets busy preparing a meal her knives •/•■■'.■ just won't cut properly. # •■• ! Get one these Splendid Knife : Sharpeners and the ; blunt knife, problem is solved. ; Made from high-carbon steel, it will last a lifetime, and enable, you 'to keep a sharp, keen edge on Stainless, and all table cutlery, kitchen knives, carvers, pocket knives, sheath knives, etc., etc- ; ; V v You cannot possibly sharpen scissors on a knife • cutting edges are '■ of different angles. Illustrated below is a specially designed Scissors Sharpener. It is made;{.frbm the same high-carbon steel. ;,, By moving each blade backwards and forwards gently : in the slot shown ';." you obtain} x an excellent cutting edge. Knife Sharpener, 2/- Scissors Sharpener 2/6. .§$ POSTED FREE. These Sharpeners are BRITISH. They are the patent arid product of Messrs. Wade and Butcher, "of Sheffield, England. ,'-..' ■ Full Instructions with each Sharpener, , - : "■ WONDERFUL VALUE. GET- ONE OF EACH TO-DAY AT 170-172, Queen Street (Opp H.M. Theatre) AUCKLAND. I ~ , HEOTT I 1 111 wristlet watches, Quality is of paramount importitwsL /I 1 II LrfV'v.'"' because the watch that is worn on the wrist is'subjected iOS 1 ■ fflV ■ojtb; a tremendous number of shocks, sudden movements, am 1 m JlA^y-change of temperature, and is also exposed to dust and JIM,. If' II 111 BY ' Th«» Omegai movement is; specially con- " A. «LJn II II If m• ; structed to ttuiiotand hard usage, and is MIIHI i| K reliable under the worst conditions. : iojf «*% I

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