Rings on her fingers! Y ES> every lady likes rings on her fing-ers, especially diamond rings, and most ladies do not consider they are properly dressed without at least one ring. That being the case see our Special Display of DIAMOND RINGS There are rings in dainty 'designs for every occasion, the best that money can buy. The gems are of the greatest brilliancy and purity, securely set in ißct. or platinum. We guarantee the stones to stay in. Prices are very reasonable. Call and inspect or write for full details. O'Connor & Tydeman "The Quality Jewellers," < PALMERSTON NORTH. A RELIABLE TAXI AT PALMEESTON NORTH Phont 855 J. J. Gillies, Proprietor No. 13, Andrew Y«<ig St, Pitoerstoi N. ADD YEARS TO YOUR LIFE BUTTERLAC (In Powder Form). Contains in concentrated form the Metchnikoff Bacillus, which is the basis of Bulgarian Bud, but Butterlac does not entail the endless trouble in preparation that the Bud does. GASTRIC conditions are the base of all known, complaints. — When the stomach is out of order fermentation is set up, Food is not absorbed, and these conditions set up gases and poisonous products, which cam admission to the Blood, hence the whole nervous and general system becomes weakened and poisoned and thus allows individual weakness to develop any of the following complaints : — HEADACHES INFLUENZA INSOMNIA INDIGESTION ANAEMIA RHEUMATISM Butteriac cures by* allowing the stomach to absorb this pre-digested Buttermilk, and is, aboVe all, nature's own preventive of sickness. Butterlac is ready for immediate use, being simply dissolved in cold or warm water, and can be used by Adults and Children of any age. Butterlac is Nature's Road to Health. Sold in airtight tins by Chemists and Storekeepers. Sole A gents for Dominion New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. ALL BRANCHES.
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 144, 21 June 1922, Page 15
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