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Evening Star, Issue 17483, 14 October 1920, Page 8

TEA TEA TEA TEA TEA New Season’s Jus! Arrived At Slump Prices. ■Baßßßasmnssaßßßma! NO BETTER VALUES OFFERING. 2/j 2/3, 2/6, 2/8, 3/ In 51b parcels. Reduction for 561b chests. Send in your order right now. Money returned if not satisfied. WOLFENDEN AMD RUSSELL, Cash Grocers and Tea Merchants, SOUTH DUNEDIN. STOMACH iMOSQEL AMn I l\/CD agj.- •%* y i AND LIVER TROUBLES PAINS AFTER EATING FLATULENCE ACIDITY HEADACHES Pj'H HEARTBURN ‘#l BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION vbpb TO THE MOSGIEL RUG in the HOME B a eource cf comfort under ail the many conditions where cold, bleak Winter weatheg I calls for added warmth. “The Rug of Supreme Quality!’ Sold the Best Shop*. § coc O'MIL® SSWDEH, Na Sugar tsr MiJk Required! CADBURY’S COCOA & MILK POWDER blade in a mament ■with boiling water / A valuable food for invalids and children. Prepared in country factories in England from rich, new milk straight from the farm. g» Cadbury Bournvills

Y3ELD TO Mother Seigel’s Syrup possesses in a remarkable degree the power to tone, strengthen and regulate the action of the digestive organs—the stomach, liver, and bowels—• and is still, after nearly fifty years’ testing, the best known and most successful remedy for indigestion, constipation, biliousness and the many distressing ailments which are traceable, to a weak or disordered condition of these important organs. Test it yourself. SYRUP The 2/9 bottle contains 3 times as much as the trial sice sold at 1/6.“RULDAH” miidah FO |UP£R« Leaves the skin clear, smooth, and without a blemish. Non-burning Non-smarting Practically odourless PRICE 6/6 By mall, carefully packed in plain wrapper. Write— CHESTER DRUG CO. Box 1028, Auckland DON'T say just Garden Hose. Say NORTH BRITISH GARDEN HOSE. Then the dealer will know you know tho world’s best. Doesn't kink, and lasts longest. PZ7CKM2DBOESO To assist a poor appetite g 5 [q Q add a little “Challenge” Sauce to meat, fish, soup, Bgs uaucc to meat, nsn, soup, jpg gravy. Makes food more U HI palatable, “Challenge” |§ ||p Sauce is prepared by ex- & perts, only choicest mgre- Sa » dients being used. Ega g MgWWBP.IMM CHALLEHCE tflrc It is pure, wholesome, ||j stimulating— a great jpl aid to digestion. Manufactured A. Murdock & Co, Dunedin. Wellington, •jgjjjg Auckland, Z ‘tOTT m u CHAUEIICC » new Corsets washed and dipped in TINTEX, the,wonderful cold water dye, look just like new again. TINTEX is the simplest and most reliable dye to use. It’s as easy as blueing clothes. GSK'ssi i he Cold Water Dye. Colours that were never known to run,’ A packet of TINTEX, a basin o cold water, and blouse, stockings shoes, corsets and other article: can be dyed in a moment. TINTEX will not injure any fabrii and cannot soil the hands. British made, TINTEX costs'^9d. p ( £m'?bv Av ?. , f 1 su . bstitutes . and ask fo i UN 1 t-A at Chemists and Stores. For heavy boiling dyes use DYTEJ the best household boiling dye. Wholesale DistributorsR. WILSON AND CO.. Dunedin. TIN ( EX