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Evening Star, Issue 18258, 24 April 1923, Page 10

ROYALCORD dm n X*W2ji JSf wrx ru f°§ i v r^ W ft £ Obtainable from all Garages of repute pL- 1 'ems for and Value Royal Cord Tyres are full-sized Tyres ; not all Cord Tires are full-sized Cord Tires. HAINES-13 Vk'i m? -T— A m FvfiiSf ik A Mother who does the cooking knows the roal food vahio of Pure Milk. Sho gives it to the family in attractive and various ways, so that the needs of growing youngsters are fully mot and the health of adults kept up. And a Mother who sees to the Milk knows she gets the purest and richest supply obtainable from ’Phono 1,281 or 2,937. King- Street, Dunedin. [Ltd. Household Necessities! Our Stock of Household Wants is large and varied, and we can guaranies the quality and our prices are right. ENGLISH CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS—9/ to 13/6 per half-dozen. ENGLISH EARTHENWARE CUPS AND SAUCERS—6/9 half-dozen. ENGLISH EARTHENWARE ODD CUPS—IOd each. EARTHENWARE BASINS—Gin, 1/j Gjin, 1/2 each. GLASS SWEET DISHES—Bd, Set, 1/ each. GLASS BUTTER PLATES—6d each, GLASS COVERED SUGAR BASINS, from 1/3 each. NICKEL SILVER TEA BPOONS--4/3 per half-dozen, NICKEL SILVER DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS—6/0 per half-dozen. NICKEL SILVER TABLE SPOONS AND PORKS-8/3 per half-dozoß. TINSEL POT SCRUBS—fid and Otl each. BRILLO ALUMINIUM CLEANER—I/6 packet, HOUSEHOLD GRATERS—6tJ <each. &V pi Bi fiif iiiL PvJ n i 243 GEORGE STREET (nw Hanover street). Ml Deer-Stalker’s and Sportsmen’s Telescopes Wo have pleasure in calling attention to our selection of High-class Telescopes. These are made by the famous firm of BROADHURST, CLARKSON, GO., LONDON, and are scientifically accurate and reliable. THE “TOURIST” TELESCOPE; extremely light; largely used in the Army Signalling Branch; Brown Leather cover; l|in objective; 3 draw; magnification 25 diameters, equals 25-mile range— £4 7s 6d DEER-STALKING TELESCOPES; specially const meted in bard drawn Nickelsilver; . exceptionally light in weight, and strongly built; 2in objective; adjustable eye-piece, giving a range of from 25 to 40 miles. Brown Leather cover; oxidised mounts - £ll 10s THE “SUPER-TELES!IOPE.” This instrument has been designed to give the very highest magnification possible in a portable telescope. The body is of light, brass, and is supplied with Brown rover, cans, and sling; 4 draw; objective 2jin; adjustable eyepiece, giving a range of 30 to 60 miles; length when closed, 12in. and 42m open- Price, £l7 A VERY HANDY POCKET TELESCOPE, # thoroughly dependable and effective, for using while shooting, ole., in the country— Price, 10s 6d RIFLEMEN’S TELESCOPE STANDS, suitable for use with high power telescopes; compact, portable, and ran ho carried in the pocket— £1 POCKET COMPASSES, for Deerstalkers and Sportsmen—--2s 6d, ss, 8s 6d, up to £4 10s HUGH & G. K. NEILL D.8.0.A., F. 1.0. D.8.0.A., F.S.M.C., F. 1.0, Optometrists 93 GEORGE STREET Telephone 3156 Ji % ilx ikfSmbr sm*. Va v.X m /y x m• XT M i w X’" •'iVtj'' I '* 1 f* F W V* Noi n Nujol is a lubricant —noi a medicine or iaxa» tive —so cannot gripe. When you are constipated, not enough of Nature’s lubricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant and thus secures regular bowel movements by Nature’s own method-lubrication. Try it today. SVV-4V,'. Wv I iraamjai!!®! (Mr. IIImMIS ro'tedksi m ifiriiM "Regular as ''Clockwork