Keep free from headaches. Why suffer continuous pain and • discomfort. when NYAL ESTERIN will bring you quick, safe relief? Just two Esterin Tablets, g glass of water and your headache dis- • appears almost at once, NYAL ESTERIN contains Esterin Compound, the safe sedative which acts directly on the nerve centres, calms; the nerves and quickly soothes pain. Take NYAL ESTERIN fo£hcadaches, neuralgia, toothache, rheumatic and nerve pains. 24 tablets 1/6, and 50 tablets 2/6. Sold by chemists everywhere. limis. MOTHS, FLEAS »fc„mn Bugs Iron for beauty I “ifon 'Jelloids ‘ not only made a great difference ■jto my health bin also to my appearance. 1 have \more colour, and' my friends say I look much younger, Ms> hairdresser remarked on the wonder* ful improvement in my hair. Iron I Jelloids’ are certainly thebestbeauty treatment.”( Mrs.) —— You can’t have red; lips, bright eyes,-lovely hair, if you . arc iron-starved. Take. IRON •JELLOIDS’ at meal-times and you’ll bh i amazed at the difference not only in your ! health and vitality but also in your appearance. IRON ‘JELLOIDS’ improve digestion and cannot injure the teeth. , No. 2 for Women: No. zA for Men. Of all chemists and stores. Inm Jelloids ( the word • jiltoids •is a registered trade mark ‘ writs teUwSslllhrAttnts:' Hirolit t‘.,niichieCN.Z,>Ltd-. IW-lMiDixco NYAL ESTERIN LIEVES ■ P A I N • Dost Keating's -pewder oh picture rails, track*, corners, under arseti. In drawers, cupboards and. wardrobes, Leave* no smell, targe, medium & small' Size tins: BUT IT MUSTBE KEATING S
Mine Trageuy J in Alberta.—Twentyseven miners in the big Brazeaii collieries were killed when an explosion buried many under tons of coal and rock. Sixteen bodies have feo far been recovered.. It was the second worst mine disaster in Canadian history Ottawa, November 2. Flying Fortress Crashes—A Flying Fortress crashed in a heavy storm in mountains near Sacramento (United States). Seven persons are, missing. Two persons came down safely by parachute. The crash is unofficially attributed to a' structural' failure.—Sacramento, November' 2. ‘ ■ Viscount D’Abemon Dead.—Viscount D’Abernon, the distinguished diplomat, who was British Ambassador in Berlin during .the critical period following the last war, died at Hove, Sussex, yesterday. He was aged 83 years.—London, November 2. Norwegian Ships to be* Arrested.— Sweden has ordered the arrest of 10 Norwegian ships in Gothenburg, which were under charter to Britain.—London.' November 2;
MARK RAXGIORA Your Shopping Centre —— .... DUCRiMINATINGfOLK - / >. - Always-Shop During SHOW WEEK-At FARMERS’ RANGIORA For the Latest Style* In NEW HATS,- COSTUMES, FROCKS SUMMER COATS and SMART .ACCESSORIES.
shopping Specials. EHAKI Sox. heavy wool, 3s 3d; Khaki Handkerchiefs, Is; at Chas; J. Kelt’s, Bang! ora. -1560 CORSETS, Corselettes, 8s lid, 13s lid, . 255; Silk Nightdresses and Pyjamas, Ife 6d, 22s 6d; Bloomers,. 4s 6d. Helen Patrick, Rangiora. ' , 1416 WANTED Known. 30-lnch White Kabe Crepe. 2a 6d! Fuji Silk, 4s 3d. At Nicholson and Co., Rangiora. ‘ 1415 AIR Combs, Dressing Combs, 2s Bd, small Is. "The Dispensary." H.T Hodgkinson’s (late Sutherland’S). 1340 SPRING Costumes, £4 19s 6d;' Spring . Coats, £3 15s; Frocks, £2 9s 6d; Spring Felts, 17s 6d. Helen Patrick. Rangiora. 1 , MM APPLES. 51b Is; Oranges, 8 Is; Bananas, 8 Is; Lemons, 6 Is. Hickmotts, Fruiterers. Rangiora. 15 67 PERFUMES: Pivers, Roger and Gallet, ; Californian Poppy, etc, "The Dispensary," H, T. Hodgklnson (late Sutherland’s). . < I* 4o WANTED KNOWN. SMART Boy Wanted for Grocery Trade. ■ Hawkins, Ltd., Rangiora. 1568 HAVE You Considered Extending your Sunporch? See G. M. Mehrtens, 45 Ivory st., Rangiora. 156? PRESCRIPTIONS: Bring or send your prescription to "The Dispensary, H. T. Hodgklnson (late Sutherland’s). , 1340
PUBLIC NOTICES. PATRIOTIC CONCERT. , t RANGIORA TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 8 p.m,‘ MISS ROGERS’ PUPILS will be seep in an Operetta, “The-Dolls’ Wedding” and a Two-act Play, “The Magic ’JVprd." Dances arranged by Miss June Forgeson. Admission Is fld, Children Is. Reserves free at N.Z. Farmers, Ranglora. Programmes 3d. Proceeds in aid of Local Funds for presentations to Soldiers. , RANGIORA PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE LOCAL FUNDS SUB-COMMITTEE. 8536 OUTSTANDING ON SHORTWAVE COLUMBUS. RADIOS See ibem at COLUMBUS RADIO SERVICE HIGH STREET. RANGIORA 'Phone 71. ' • ' I H.C; and MUNRO Topdressers, as JL. new, 6 sets Harrows, 6 Ploughs, Discs, Rollers, Trailers, etc. SKILLINGS IMPLEMENTS, - •Phone 128, Rangiora.. BUV SELL, AND EXCHANGE. Also Large ocks, opp. Railway Station, Christchurch ’Phone 35-751. Guaranteed Welding and Repairs .at, Both Shops. 6402
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23477, 4 November 1941, Page 3
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