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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12422, 16 April 1926, Page 5

Art Brassware at the D.I.C. Travellers’ Samples and good they are! This purchase is a particularly pleasing one because the variety of samples is so diverse—Jardinieres, Fruit and Salad Bowls, Vases, Smokers’ Stands, Crumb Brushes and Trays, and Ornaments. These are good buying because prices are moderate—as they should be on sample purchases. There are' other “features” in this section at present —par example: Vacuette Carpet Cleaners, Thermos Flasks, Aluminium Ware. The D.I.C. can easily interest you here! ANTIQUE COPPER FIRESIDE SETS. Prices 11/6, 12/6 and 13/6 Set LADIES’ CURLING TONGS; very strong. Price 1/3 Pair STAINLESS PEELERS AND CORERS; very rapid peelers Price 1A SETS OF 5 ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS. Price 16/6 Set CASSEROLES. Price 6/6 and 8/6 ALUMINIUM TEAPOTS; large variety. Price 4/9 to 11/6 .VACUETTE CARPET CLEANERS; a reliable suction cleaner. Price £7/17/6 CARPET SWEEPERS; British Ewbank. Price 29/6 and 32/6 ERITISH THERMOS FLASKS; made by London Thermos Coy.; good quality. Price 6/6, 10/6 and 13/6 D.I.C Wellington

MAISONETTE HAIRDRESSING ROOMS. OHINGLING to suit your head; Mas* saging (hand, Violet Rav. and vibratory). Inecto and Herbal Staining; Shampoo* ing, Manicuring, etc., etc. MISS LOGAN (late of Sydney), Room 14, Fletcher’s Bldgs., 4, "Willis st., Wellington. 'Phone 40-370. MWSQH& rsswti 132, Willii »t. (next Albert Hotel Telephone 28-340. SPECIALISING IN EUGENE PERMANENT HAIR WAVING, Personal Attention.

CUTTING INEFFICIENCY. Your razor has been honed—you have carefully and laboriously stropped it—lather has been applied, but still sharing is painful ana unpleasant! Why? A little Q-tol rubbed in makes tbe s£in nnfiseptic and supple, softens the beard, nnd solves the problem. Large-sited botfie ■