Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14823, 14 November 1913, Page 4

Dainty, Inexpensive and Serviceable for Children ONE-PIECE ZEPHYR FROCKS, high-waisted ........ Self colour, trimmed striped collar and cuffs ; sizes 30 to 45 inches. Price 7/9 to 13/6, according to size. In champagne, butcher, sky and grey. ONE-PIECE ZEPHYR FROCKS, in plain colours, embroidered in white. Sizes 39 to 45 inches ; price 14/6 to iB/6 # according to size. In grey, champagne, and sky. ONE-PIECE ZEPHYR FROCKS, in brown and navy ; sizes 30 to 45. : i Price 12/6 to'ls/6, according to size. ■:SF C 5423 : ■'■■■ :.■ -- : v •"' • -'. .'..'. . . ■■■■■..■■ -■•.■■ ■■■■■;. . .

k • ■- • * : t I 1318. TIMART7 HOAD BACE. 191 S. I!.■ ' [ : ■ i Wonder of Wonders. PHIL O'SHEA did r.ot get 2nd, Brd, 4th, o'.h, or Oih in the Timaru Bead Rac*, • but Ist from scratch and Feaicft Time (» Moord for the iace). 75 per cent, of the ridere rode other make* of meehjnw, vet Phil O'Shea beat the lot Oα his '* ' . EASY RUNNING SPEEDY CYCLE. Xo olier rider hi* won *. handicap Timaru Boad Race from scratch. LOOK— Oat of the Iwt 19 Starts PHIL O'SHEA lias Mciirid ll FIRSTS «pd lfl FASTEST TIMES on > SPEEDY CYCLE fcuilt by . . JACK SUCKLING. j ■ ■ : •■; • -OBU I • ; '. . .§F A bottle of Steves? , Health "VJ iff U Salt tbonld bis in every I B liotne. It makes & delicious Rejewwf^l B refreshing drink and acts MMffEWIJI H gently bnt surely on the EjiSfflfeSl ■ slujcsisb liver—aids cligeiB tion— promotes appetite. %fteaJZf) Sq/L\\ , OS~M ■ isniiliUyln.xaliTe,qnicJch \ m cure* and i.revcntu head- A m aohos and billionsnces by \ W g I ffl elitninatinic iinpuriiieit. A \ f Jkiso I Q big bottle costs but 1/tJ. C • f a NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. OWTN'G TO "THE EVENIKO NEWS" *cry large circulMioß on Saturday*, the paper is ac excellent mfdium, eipecia!ly in view of tbe fact that it is distributed aciong all classes of the community It is dcairsble tbat Advertisensenti for ibe First Edition should reach this Office uot 'Bter than 12 o'clock, but the Frodt Office :» kept open untii 5 p.m.. so tbat Advertisers can hsmd io their acnouncementi for j Latest Editions. After that timo the? wilt b# received in the Publishing Room, Worcestet street, or .by the Fcreman of the Linot'ps Room o* tkg Third Storey.

Jr JK I %3 of Bristol THE HOUSE FOR COCOA AND CHOCOLATES '' ||iiil|§i TRY THEIR. BREAKFAST COCOA After nearly 200 years' j^^^ s competitive industry, Fry's is still foremost. COCOA IN PERFECTION: Fry's Breakfast Cocoa Any Grocer will get it for. you. SEE WlgeOfy SHOW AT HQLCROrTS. 637 COLOMBO ST.. CS6Q, ' " I Mr. Businessman Isn't it a fact that the best business firms in this or any other town are thoughtful and continuous newspaper advertisers ? You know there is but one answer to this question, and that is in the affirmative. Perhaps they are good advertisers because they are good business men , or they may be successful in business because ■ they arc good advertisers—either way, success in business and g<scd advertising go hand in hand. And it is «coi advertising that's really necessary—strong, straightforward talks about your stock, your methods and ] your business. When placed in a medium of vide circuUUion among those whom you wish to reach, this kind of advertising PAYS, and it is the only kind which does. And by-the-way. Arc not the above-mentioned " good , business men" regular advertisers in "The Press?" Of course . , they are. and most of them require little or no urging to i attend to this part cf their business with care and regularity , We know it pays them, and so do they, and they are '• ' enthusiastic over the opportunity afforded them in being able J to secure space in a paper which not only covers the entire ' field in this city, but in all the suburbs and country districts ' surrounding. . ' ( . ; ■ . " /. ..-./ . ( Wouldn't it be well worth your time and trouble to i ■ investigate what can be done along the line of "business \ boosting." by the same means ?We should be glad to talk it i over with you any time, v ( -.•—-—— - —— : : Ihe rress <