If Women B ““ y E ; L More Fully Understood Igr purchase all the evil effects /f tfff A ’bp,when r . l . w Hu K we will of sweeping their V HUB Bend you carpets and fine / MOHwA a neat rugs with a corn / IwHtn useful broom, they / would not let / free, a day pass / without / procuring a **CYCO” Bearing Bissell Sweeper The corn broom is not only extremely harsh upon your carpets and rugs, but in its use fills every portion of the house with dust, that settles back upon the furniture, delicate draperies, etc., filling the lungs of the operator as well, and producing a bodily weariness that every woman dreads. The BISSELL, on the contrary, with its rapidly revolving brush that touches the surface of the carpet uniformly, is perfectly harmless, operates easily and noiselessly, confines all the dust, saves 95 per cent, of the labor, brightens and preserves your carpets. For sale everywhere. Price 10/ -to 18/BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER CO., 25 Warren St., New York, U.S.A.
Hgß fl IiWU M itOp Nettoya<e a Sec. THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATIOST REPRESENTS OUR NEWLY-IMPORTED APPLIANCES FOR FRENCH DRY GLEANING. The only ones In Auckland, If not in the colony. . L .4 I U KS 08,11 now have their most elaborate JOSTUMES. FANCY DRESSES capes BLOUSES etc., done by this process. No part of the linings, tri.nminge or need M y ?“° TO< J » Ood ? ar ® nOt Bh ™. nl f or altered in shape; the lustre and finish are preserved • and the most delicate colours are not injured. H theDRESS CLOTHES and SUMMER SUITS satisfactorily manipnlafjwj In D. & A. BROWN. High-Class Cleaners and Dyers, W*rka> SRAFTON TERRACE, AUOKLAMA Shortland Street.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXIII, Issue X, 3 September 1904, Page 58
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