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Evening Star, Issue 21005, 20 January 1932, Page 10

MISCELLANEOUS. CONSTIPATION! Eat Yeast-on Tablets. Strong; quick, natural relief; 2s 6d and 5; 6d.—Wilkinson and Son, and other chemists. WREN’S Wallpapers, latest designs; prices still lowest, less 10 per cent, to meet the cut; buy now, save money. LOSS of Weight!—Build up new strength and stamina with Morlifd Tablets; contain valuable mineral properties.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. SUNTAN, not sunburn! Even tan acquired by using Sydal Sunburn Lotion, non-grcasy; Is bottle. DON’T be misled; insist on Yeaston Tablets; "nothing else just as good”; all chemists. Fat creeps away when you take Youth-o-form Reducing Capsules.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. WREN’S Paints, Glass, Wallpaper, Brushwarc; highest quality; less 10 per cent, to moot cut; buy now, save money. KAITANGATA will cut down considerably your monthly fuel billi.it is our most economical coal. MUDDY skins transformed into clear complexions by eating Yeaston Tablets.—Wilkinson and Son, and other chemists. Threatening ti.b. !—Moriifo Tablets build up strength and health; contain pure ox blood; 2s 6d and 4s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. tEET Mr Smith, of London; get to know him. OTOMACH Trouble overcome by regularly L? taking Yeaston Tablets; 36 for 2s 6d, 100 for 5s 6d; all chemists. WREN’S Pcrfecto Guaranteed Paint, all shades, 19s gallon, loss 10 per cent, to meet cut; buy now, save money.— Wren’s. SUNBURN! At the first sign of redness apply Sydal Sunburn Lotion, nonsticky; only Is bottle. SLENDER, graceful figure within your reach by taking Youth-o-form Tonic Reducing Capsules.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. YEASTON Tablets every day keep you fit for work and play; 2s 6d and 5s 6d; all chemists. PHEN-ASCO relieves rheumatic and lumbago pains; absolutely safe; pocket size 6d, larger size Is 6d.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. REDUCE 201 U m 6 weeks by taking Youth-o-form Capsules; absolutely harmless: 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. A RRIVING this week—Mr Smith, from London., WREN’S Wallpapers, latest designs; prices still lowest, less 10 per cent, to meet the cut; buy now, save money. D REAVERS’ Sale. —Navy Blazers, maids size, 33in and 36in; special lino; face: blue, white, purple, red; 12s 6d. iREAVERS’ Sale.—Maids’ Gym. Frocks 35in to 42in, 21s, 255; Guido Frocks all sizes, 255, 29s 6d, D D REAVERS’ Sale.—Girls’ High School Outfits: Gym. Frocks 21s, Jumpers 9s lid, Ties 4s 6d, Blazers lls 6d, Panamas 12s 9d, Regulation Woollen Jumpers 19s 6d, Regulation Topcoats 25s 6d, Gym. Hose 3s lid.—Dreavers, George street, Dunedin. D REAVERS’ Sale.—Ladies’ Bloomers, with cream insertion knee insets, eight pretty colours; W.’s, 2s 6d. DREAVERS’ Sale. —“ Berlei ” Wrap-on Corsets; long hips, elastic insets, two sets suspenders, 25 to 30; 8s lid. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Silk Hose, long silk panel, all shades; splendid wearing; Is lid, postage extra. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Rayon Scarves, Windsor shape, spotted and floral designs; Is 6d, postage extra. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Tea Towels, hemmed and stamped for working, all linen; Is 6d. —Dreavers Ltd., George street. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Coloured Tray Cloths, stamped in applique designs, all pure linen; special, 3s lid. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Silk Voiles for dainty Summer Dresses from 2s yard; dainty floral designs. DREAVERS’ Sale.—Floral Cotton Voiles, Horrockses’ and other famous makes, from Is 6d yard. DREAVERS’ Sale.—White Felt Hats, floppy brims; suitable for tennis and all sports wear; special, 15s 6d. DREAVERS’ Sale.—The new “Gob” Hat in silk crocheted straw; special, 9s 6d. —Dreavers Ltd., George street, Dunedin. WOMEN milkers, watch your hands, keep them soft and beautiful by using Sydal Hand Emollient; Is, 2s, 7s 6d. T OOK out for Mr Smith, from London. ANE’S XX Stout and Ale are popular -J drinks; try them.”

SUMMER fashions are not for stout figures, reduce safely with Youth-o-form.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. REN’S Ironita Roof Paint, 13s 6d gallon; goes further, lasts longer; less 10 per cent, to meet cut. —Wren’s. PROMINENT doctors prescribe Morlife Tablets for anaemia, weak lungs, loss of vitality, etc.; 2s 6d and 4s 6d. —Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. ROYAL Christmas Box.-Royal Portable Typewriteij; cash or easy terms.— Typewriter Co., corner Water and Bond streets. KAITANGATA merits a trial, not merely because it’s Otago’s finest coal, but because it’s so economical. (GREYING Hair! —Use Rachel 1 Hair T Tonic, which rsetores natural brilliance; 3s 6d bottle.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. NZ. Highway Constructors Ltd., Logan’s • Point, deliver highest quality Tar, Asphalt, Weed Destroyer, Emulsion, Screenings, Cement. BABIES’ Bootees and Garments look charming when crocheted with Flosso “ Rainbow ” Art. Silk. —Sold all drapers. MR SMITH, from London, is coming to Dunedin this week. BEAUTY restored to your figure by slimming with Youth-o-form.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. ' DON’T risk ruining your holidays with aching corns; see Chas. Buchan, foot specialist, Lower Stuart street (opposite Oban). —Phone 10-243. WHO is coming to Dunedin? Mr Smith, of London. MCINTYRE’S extra strong Regulating Pills For Sale by all chemists throughout the Dominion. URIC Acid in system expelled by taking Dr Mackenzie’s Menthoids; 80 for 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. FORMER slave to headaches secures wonderful relief with Phen-Asco Pain Tablets; pocket size 6d, larger size Is 6d.— Wilkinson and Son, chemists. THE Smiths will be everywhere in Dunedin. When? This week. IF you need Building Material send an Advertisement to the ' Star.’ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. WANTED To Exchange, ’Cello, for Saxophone.—Address No. 944, ‘ Star.’ FOR SALE, Piano, guaranteed sound; overstrung, iron frame; cash or terms to suit,—2l, ‘ Star.’ RADIO. ALL-ELECTRIC Radio-Phonograph Combination, practically new; magnificent cabinet and glorious tone; demonstration any evening at 78 Tennyson street. HM.V. Radio, the name is a guarantee • of excellence; accredited representatives, Calder Mackay Co., 180 Rattray street. TRADE PERSONAL. "ATCH for Mi’ Smith, from Loudon,