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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 97, 25 April 1916, Page 4

f?^** ' BE6IMENTAL BADGE BBOOCHK^ t-'-pjSpf^ An Artistic Novelty far Soirilsrs' Friends I 'i ■■ I! \»\v These Badges have been reproduced in Gold and !i.ll *S 1/ Silver—Earl1 of Liverpool's Own, the Medical i '■ r^'^^W Corps, Army Service Corpe, and Artillery. ! !;' ' i^Xx<iS.EE3»^^ .The Brooches are tastefully designed and j '■^isWß~P^^^ f'^ finished, forming souvenirs of lasting interest. jjj i:- : Hr«ncli of " Fnrl Note the moderate price of Brooch here illus- !]| : nf livprnonl-r tlated- Other inexpensive examples shown in \ • « »n M Window. I : j; Own" Badge I : l!s;"SZ C & T. ¥©UNG, LT®. ■^- In Silver, price 4/3 252 LAMBTON OBAY' - WELLINGTON/ ! When your head is dull and heavy, your tongue furred, and you feel j done-up and good for nothing, without knowing what is really the \ matter with you, probably all that is needed to restore you to health and i " vigour is a few doses of a reliable FOiri THp digestive tonic and stomachic rem--1 •••'• STOMACH AND LEVER edy such as Mother Seigel's Syrup. ! Take it after each meal for a few j clays and notehow beneficial is its action upon the stomach, liver and bowels— how it restores tone and healthy activity to these important organs, and by '-:■ so doing enables you to gain new stores of vigour, vitality and health. i r. ■ . •■., ■'■■i-- ■■■•■■■ ■ %■■-■■ % p Content naenL I'Si Health produces satisfaction and % H Z \ rSi lW^'l P| contentment, just as ill-hoalth | /U*/®L Slgf ■ W$ gives rise to irritability and dis L f-j^ rf^. '|:j¥| content/ Good health and a ' ''^Vj®^ JS^*^ ztyM oweet-tempered dispositition are it f'ft^%&~ *^^^«^#^^^^"^S^ WS?M '^c reward of an occasional drink |5 "^i^^ xtrf'^ i^ife&lvwfe? yJSs of Stevens' Health Salt, the ! J>S t v K^P^':"^'^-f ■fvl;!§ pleasant and popular Fruit Saline g <§|3?Nbl |^| Each 2/bottle contains 64 doses p §jf:J** > '^lOilS&leaialic(iefliisi3&Grocer f Y K^s When you pack your Suit Case—or when at Home, see i that you have a— | SUPERIOR SAFETY RAZOR. I If you have one of our Safety Razors you will have on' jj I hand all the time the simplest and most economical shaving I 1 outfit imaginable. 1 j] LThe SUPERIOR RAZOR, complete with 3 Blades. jj . "; •■ PRICE 3/6 POST FREE. jjj Send for the Razor that is making many friends. The f j SUPERIOR SAFETY RAZOR is a joy and a boon to the 1 shaver any time. I The SUPERIOR Blade with its smooth cutting edge can I >' be obtained at all Branches, or write direct to us to-day. k |. .. eg*-"--—«»*■ '-" "—" <» I I JJ. R. McIiENZIE, 1 [U^ps ■^■sn 52 Willis Street, Wellington. r 1r —lj Branches -Christchurch, Invercarcill, Timaru, Dunedin,-Palmerston North and v .' „ Wanganui. • ■ °t"""""~"*^'J~j";-^^~ ' ' ■■■'■■'■- ■■■.M.iCT.wrt ' .^ga.ByAi.aainJ^^jafgij^Kjhfc^^b-. ,f.^Jij;4-n.Ji.i^r..^^iu3U-JtM*.T>r.rr.i[rifT>M>ii .mi.ni.ir rn..^——^P— M/C% j uS The Real Sanitary Water-Faint. fl V M Qu'c^> cheap, practical and -invaluable for / V I' r' arrac'cs > Stores, Temporary Camps, Hospitals / / and all Public and Private Building?. , I ) \ *|| H all S (Trodc \ * f. X Sanitary . < mrti ... ,I I ,-W wa^abie Oistempe.ri *V*°s t f \J\ i' lyi°" economical—cheaper lhan wall-piper or paint. It i«/V / \ J \ % \ applied with a whitewash brush, saving 40 per cent, in the colt v ■ i^J^Jl ~ I \ci labour, n dries quickly, with a rich flat uniform surface, ani -':- jft la «■!" sdoes no: fade, blister nor peel oft. It is when lint applied a'1 ; ifw^aj-ffe^ |\ Ithorough disinfectant and germ destroyer, and has the great." L . . \^%}'(M H Jadvanlaee of being entirely free Irom the objectionable smell of p»int.A' \ ii rlif^i HiW'i Distemper is made' in 70 colours, including rich'/. \ JgL 'V-ETO dark, as well as liglu shades, and in two qualities, for inside,« S~2sdWfi?S' Wmt a11t) <""si:i= work. It is sold in tins and iron fccji, and only.i BWi'lf W!Wi requires mixing with water 1» be ready for uic. Wli *Wifl Parliculart free oh application. liP $Ni R- &E- TINGEY & CO., LIMITED. pg&^flil^. ' 30 MANNERS STREET, Wellinjton. S T^ «jfflb-U«t Hutt: W. E. GODBER. Petwe: W. F. RENKtt.