TABLE TALK.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2318, 24 March 1914, Page 2

TABLE TALK.

I "——— The latest talking machine is the Rexophone. This is a new -line which W. H. Bain and Co. have taken up. It is fitted with a splendid motor and a very nice cahinet. The result is that it produces a clear mellow tone. The price is within the reach of all, the "Bute" being only 52s cd.the "Sj'd." 655, the "Camp ,5 90s, and "Dover" £7 15s. Various other styles to £20. Any disc record can be played, or got, on application. A call at their place of business would be interesting to all music lovers. GET YOUR IDEA PATENTED THIS YEAR, or at any rate consult Henry Hughes' free book "Advice to Inventors,' 'wMch will tell you how to go about it. Drop a card to-day to Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 Peatherston Street, AVellington. agent, C. Stanley Brown]. 58 EXHILARATION. First thing in the morning take a cup of steaming-hot Crescent Tea and the effects will be exhilarating. The rich theme has the property of expanding the arteries nearest the surface of the skin and so causes a flow, of warm blood. Three grades of Oresrent. 2s, Is lOd. Is 8d per lb. A good manj women without knows ing it, numbly submit to the direction of grocers. They take what the '\ grocers describe an being "just as good." There is no tra "just »s good"----as Gresoent Tea, which is in. a claw by iteelf. If is rich, strong and economical. Three grades 3s, 1# lOd, Iβ <U. Mr )b VISITING OPTICIANS. COOTE & SANDSTEIN, Opchalmio Opticians, 348 Lambton Quay (opposite Bank of N.Z.), Wellington. Ernest M. Sandatein, D.8.0.A., F.B.M.C. /London); H. H. Coote, late of H. A. Barraclough, Sydnay; holding English Certificates by Examination, and having 18 years' practical experience. Note.—Vieite will be made to FEILDING every quarter. Date* will bf adverti»tf l»W> __. .