Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 28, 2 August 1923, Page 11

Westelox There's a Westclox For the light sleeper who Westclox are much in demand wakes up at three and wonders* wherever reliable timekeepers if it's morning; for the fellow ■ and call clocks are needed, who has to roll out before it's Good-looking cases; dependlight ; for the man or woman able one-day movements; alarms who has to be on the job at a" that sound fight on the dotgiven hour—there's a Westclox. that's Westclox. Made in several models; fitted You are sure of a dependable with regular and- night - time timekeeper if the name Westclox dials; priced to fit every purse— is on the dial and tag. "- -..". „ Westcloz Big Ben, 2216; . Baby Ben, 2216; Sleep-Meter, J3/.6;' America, 101--t Blue Bird, 121-; Boyproof, 916: Pocketßcn,9l6; Jack o'Lantem Luminous 20h : Big Ben Luminous, 30/- ; Baby Ben Luminous. 30/-; ■ Glo-Ben, lo}WESTERN CLOQK CO., LA SALLE, ILLINOIS, U.S.A. Mote! love /W« (M$ Bowek f$M "California Syrup of figs" ry^^_J^??Kl Ch!fd'3 Best Laxative ■pC^Q^wßli■".-.■ ■■• ■■ ■■■■■- ....... ' > •■ -. Hurry mother! Even a-cross, sick child the little 'bowels' is" often 'all'that "»•' loves the "fruity" taste of "California necessary. J - '; :.-"■ syrup of Figs " and it never fails to open ■'„ Te!! ?<**? , chemist. you., want.' tonlj' .he bowels. A teaspoonful to-daY may " Cajifig"—California Syrup of- Figs, prevent » sick child to-morrow. If eoostU has directions for babies ' and pated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, nr HiLw a!-1.- a« s^--pr" l, t«t bottle. Maconochje's s « -HERRIWCSIfflU, U Fresh from the' Briny' Jißy t//^ A Within f few hoars of being ¥ Ct,ui|ti(, 6i« •- |*^ <* X/^rr"' ' plump, tender^ Herring!.ire put into the ovil ■ SSR^ '«? V /fl . Maconocliie'i tiss you itßow so well; Tlje'.'?■' o?*^ '^} i tins are then hermeticilly se»led, md whea you ■'■• i \| *f> /?? | : . buy them, Maconochie's Herrings are n fresh :1: m ''^fe'' " nnd tasty m you could wi»fc for. Ask for IV v Macoiiochie's Fresh Herr'mg», Kippered l(| r^L Htrrings, or Herrings' in TomaU Sauce. - yy :' f*^^^*~-< ELUS*MANTW» W* f School Boots /or Boys and' Girls At Hannah's Here are the boots that will give as much ■ ■wear as you have the right to expect.for ■while being made to conform to the needs; ol growing feet, each pair is of solid type that ensures the utmost, wear. Hannah's Low Prices xht Spell Economy ' llv^^it BOYS' BOOTS. No. 1827—Boys'Chrome Derby Bate—Siveted soles; "farewell" 7 to 10 B/6 11 to 1,11/6; 2 and 3, 14/6; 4 and 5, 15/6 ' ' No. 1805—Bojre' Stout Chrome School Boots— M$ Witt tips 7 to 10, 11/6; 11 to 1, 13/6; .1 Hi 2 and 3, 16/6; 4 and 5, 17/6 /H^^y&Sslm No. 1829 —^Boys' "Warewel" Box Calf Derby Jj^BiiiJiS Bals—^Leather lined, sewn soles ;7 to 10,14/6 [S^^^^R 11 to 1,16/6; 3 and 3,18/6; 4 and 5,19/6 E^lw^^a 1 ' . No. K9S—"Kipg o 1 Boys" Stout Sox Oalf M&&Wwstim. Derty Bals.—Leather lined; best English make 11 to 1,18/6; B;tp 5, 22/8 ' j£^)jß^mm j No. 1406—Oirls' Olace Kid Derby J^^M^^^^^^M Shoes —Patent caps, sewn ■soles mB?T ■ 2 and 3, 15/6; 4 and 6, 16/6 } " No-1468—Girls'Chrome School Boots—Stout // nveted:soles .. .7 to 10,10/6; II to 1, 12/6; /I ' yg L '.::•. 2 and 3,14/6;.4 and 5, 15/6 ■ / V <^\« No. 1464—Girls'Fine.Box-Calf DerbyrLaco. I >^ \A Boots—JJewn soles; good fitting - -—■ k. \* 7 to 10, 13/6; 11 to 1,15/6; 2 and 3, 17/6; ■"- " ■■--'■ 4to 6,18/6 ;iV K2ll—Girls' Box Calf Brogue Oxford Shoes .. X^A —Stout sewn soles; "Maydana" brand • . J 8 to 9, 10/6; 10, 12/6; li to 1, 14/6 -: Maids'— 2 and 3, 16/6; 4 and 5> 17/6 • lSt3»$W iBPPTMAKERS 1 -M^^^^ 260 Latnbton Qnay and 103 Cuba Street, Wellington