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Evening Post, Issue 154, 1 July 1936, Page 15

Housewives, use Sydal jor. your Hands —- "^ , '. '...; .[ " ' i -—DON?*—, Judge Analysis giv^s his decision W ait uhWyour honie isAddled by ana nnds • borer—treat"- your property with , tm _ M __ _ _____ Boracure. .Spend a little NOW and ' * ft D I ICC ytmr lionlc and outbuildings are II WALI ■ C protected through the years. 'Phone -••••. ; or write aiHl one of- our qualified ~jf" Jk 't% I W m'mWme*%9 meu wUI examine . your ■ property I MX tSI I— IX and give you an estimate. Free " "^ ■* -I %* literature senj at your request. gruilty of being; the cnemv ■of Anaemia, and Anemia the cau^e BORACURE (N.Z.) LTD. of aU troubles. .... x ' AL I .CHBM I STS A K D STOR ES . =» "^^UgSS" "■""■ LAST 3 DAYS OF CELIA'S SALE All Imported | Ojie large raf^ o{ garments marked at Half Garments : per-. Price, including a Party Dress'of Pink Tulle „ '#■■'■■•• and frills of Rose design, is priced One Guinea. sonally chosen One Out-Size Coat in Black, with Fox collar, by MRS: is now reduced from 18 gns. to 7 gns. BEHRINGER, A niidium size.Enscinble in Faun, with collar of Paris, who is **' Black Caracul, 'is reduced from 16 ens. to 3 gns. now in attendance at ' the These an examples of the bargains now offered. Salon. ■ , ._^_M__H_B^_^_w_ 220 LAMBTON QUAY (opp. Kirßcaldie &. Stains). WINTER HOLIDAYS B ~1 For Farmers and Their . > . Wives . . . m> CHEAP TRAVEL BY TIWINj Farmers, now is the time Tor that well-deserved holiday, before spring swings you into another} big bustle. . •■■>■■■ ; A few days away from wearing worry routinel will give you a new heart for old tasks. Return rail fares are less than Id, a. mTie,"2ndl class, and only a "shade" over a penny*. Istctasis.j These holiday excursion rates now apply.all thei time. ' ■ ' JJ L The_ Train Is The Cure For Strain ! '. ' •V AM«INTMI^4T J^^^^^^M TOHMTMEKINtf 'V ' Silvo i» always considerate of silver and silver * plate.] Brings back . their beauty j quickly but safely. For Silvo ' is<ruickbutve,ry careful—trust i your treasures to! it. , I SILVO: | LIOUID SILVER POLISH '...:... MAP E INN-t BY.RECKITrS

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