Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Evening Star, Issue 16991, 13 March 1919, Page 2

When the Milk Goes Sour When the days are sultry, and the milk goes sour —with no milkman’s call till the morning, the sensible solution is to use Glaxo. Keep a tin of Glaxo handy in the home, it will give you a of pure, rich, germ-free • milk, despite climatic conditions. Simply add hot water and Glaxo is ready—as much as you want, and as often as is required, Glaxo is the solids of the purest milk, with extra cream and lactose (milk sugar) added. It is absolutely germ-free and has an added advantage over cow's milk in that the highly nutritious fats and solids are broken up and given to the system in perfectly assimilable form. Ask your Doctor / wThe Food that BUILDS BONNIE BABIES J/£, 2:S, 'Sj- Tins of all Chemists Q7id Stores Try this Recipe; ONION SOUP—Jib. onions, I level tablespoon Soar, I cup Glaso, 2 cups water, call and pepper. Peel onion chop finely, cook in water until tender, add seasoning. Moisten Glaxo with warm water, stir until smooth. Add gradually to the ojnions, thicken soup with (he flour moistened. Simmer for a few minutes. If too thick add more water. Proprietors: JOSEPH NATHAN dc Co, f LTD U London and New Zealand By Special Appointment to Lord Ranfuriy and Lord Plaoket If your Suit or Drois 1a Stained* get > it Dry Cleaned* X get X CITY if hdedi : it Dyed TAYLOR’S DYE WORKSi Ory Cleaners and Dyers IS7 QBORCB OTCfcKT Telephone- 453. TT is perfectly obvious that if immediate relief is to be found for your cold the remedy must act ' ‘"w (on the inflamed and stuffed K'nasat passages and restore the irritated membranes to norma! breathing conditions. This is exactly what is accomplished by Pynetha (made in England). It penetrates, clears, and heals—does it simply, naturally and effectively. And the reason is because of its exclusive ingredients—valuable extract of Norwegian Fir. a rare oil from the East. etc. 1/6 bottle (100 doses) all chemi Is. N.Z. Agent': .s'. A. SMITH £ CO.. LIMJTET) Christchurch and Auckland 4 Special Reductions in Boots for Cash. NEW SHIPMENT J SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO Sow™ Ar' WTHE , \ Y/ iii. SPECIAL.—We have just installed Up-to-date Plant for Repairs and Made-to-measure Work. LIST LANDED. RETURNED SOLDIERS. ...iJU a.. _• ... BELOW (/OST. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY. MEN’S GLACE and BOXCALF PALS., from 22/6 up to 45/. MEN’S BOWLING SHOES, good sole, from 12/6 up to 25/. MEN’S STRONG WORKING BOOTS, from 16/6, 22/6, 25/, 30/. MEN’S CLOGS, lined and unlined—l6/6. GIRLS’ CHROME SHOES strong, from 11/8, 12/6, and 15/6. LADIES’ HIGH LEG BLACK TOP BALS.—22/6. LADIES’ PATENT S TRAP SHOES. Usually 27/6—16/8 and 22 6. UP-TO-DATE TAN BOOTS and SHOES, in Lace and Court— Reduced. WHITE NUBUCK BOOTS and SHOES—Reduced. TRY OUR CORN CURE. BUCKLE LACES. GIRLS’ ALL-PATENT SHOES and TAN, for College wear. SURGICAL BOOTS a Specialty. REPAIRS DONE PROMPTLY. OUR ONLY 'ADDRESS: SIMON BROS. g near Octagon.