American Dental parlors THK HOME OF MODERN DENTISTRY. XXAyoo wear Artificial Teeth I Do yon notice how your face hae altered since yonCfirst had the plat** made ? Does yonr mirror reveal the deep..line* ;,.from : . your nose downward* ? Do yon notice how yonr nose and chin, almost, meet. and the cheeks hang down when yon close your teeth together f Stand in front of yonr mirror and watch thesu thing* I Doe* the *kln break at the corner* of your mouth ? Do your jaw* ache beoanse your teeth do not take the atrain from them ? If so, then call and talk to our Plato Special!*! about it. Ho hold* the remedy for each of the»e thing*. It cost* notblng-to learn and very little to put tight, but, remember, ANY DENTIST cannot help yon for it take* years of study and practise to overcome these defects, and a novice may onjj^ ' ruin yonr month. It pays to go to the man who KNOWS. " “ u i - CORNER CUBA AND DINNERS STREETS : t ,*,MELUNGION Mure** Ifi Attn 9* pte « dally. Friday. &*•«o • p.oi. OR. RAVNKR, Satnrday* p i.**, te t p.a*. ■nfJMaoi REVERSIBLE. Rod FELT PxiSH PAD y .*v . ■ ”, wmmm £ - Chewcaily IfeMZSO'ftMC Gets Into The Corners “Shlno” Goods Do ' - -a. «t ■“*- dP «-4. Not Contain Oil— They Arc Chemically Treated. j _ These goods are chemically treated under scientific,-method*, similar to that of dyeing cloth had yarns. The “after treatment” of “Shlno” articles, in an air-tight room, ‘‘sets* 1 the chemical fast the same as a fasf^cblour.Ufilcss they arts given this treatment they are absolutely wortlilesa,' * . The “Shino” Reversible Polish Mops and Dusters, as illustrated, are practically two mops In one, thus giving you two working surfaces—collecting the dust and polishing the They Do Not Make the Linoleum Oily or Oreasy They absorb all.dust, preventing it flying to another spot, dean . and. polish hardwood and palmed floors, linoleums, etc. They save time Mid ‘labour, and can be used by a child, ; “Shino” goods require no re-trcatlng, but retatii'‘their "chenUCal properties until worn out, When fluted with dust, rinsing in. warm water wilt, restore*' “Shino” articles to their original condition. , Polish Pad, as iQusShino Dust Mop, with handle, 4/6. trated, 8/6, ' VVrlto for booklet giving particulars of the "Shlnb , ’"CSemicaJ Dust Family, E. W. & Co„ New Zealand Agents GREAT SALE OF CROC KT-RYI RADFORD & “Co. Being overstocked, are now selling Crockery atd earing prices; Toilet Sets from 17/6 Dinner Sets from 257Tea Sets - from 12/6 Jugs - -3/- set Art Pots - from 3/6 Art Vases - from 2/6 Epergnes from 3/6, Glass Plates from 2/6 doz* Ironstone Plates, 7/6 doz. We have a grand assortment, and our prices are the lowest in town RADFORD «& Co., 43> 45> 47> Manners Street. ' /
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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9614, 21 March 1917, Page 9
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