THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS achieved by SUTTON’S PEDIGREE SEEDS BEAR TESTIMONY OF THEIR QUALITY AND PURITY SUTTON’S PRIZEWINNER MANGOLD Won all the Competitions in Taranaki last season. SCHOOL ROOT GROWING COMPETITION Master Harold Willis, with a crop of Sutton’s Prizewinner, weighing 188 tons 7cwt. NORTH TARANAKI SUTTON CUP Mr J. B. Hina, Toko—Sutton’s Prizewinner Mangold, weighing 122 tons 13 cwt. SOUTH TARANAKI SUTTON CUP Mr H. Betts, Sen., Okaiawa—Sutton’s Prizewinner Mangold, weighing 106 tons 2 cwt. This is PROOF of Quality ! Sutton’s Seeds Are Best! NEWTON KING. LTD., HAWERA KAPONGA MANAIA.
■jVTOTHING Succeeds Like Success ana more and more of • rN LINKHORN’S BREAD is sold as time passes. WHY t The answer is because of its SUPERLATIVE QUALITY. And the Quality is due to only the FINEST Ingredients being combined in a scientific manner and the bread being produced in the MOST HYGENIC BAKEHOUSE in New Zealand. ■ ‘ THE OUTSIDE SELLS THE LOAF, AND THE INSIDE KEEPS IT SOLD.” FOR LINKHORN’S QUALITY FIRST MILK-MADE BREAD ’Phone 2782 or 2741 AND WE WILL DELIVER REGULARLY—AND OUR DAILY DELIVERIES ARE REGULAR.
The Road to Happiness l -jVrANY a daring couple have fled hot-foot along the famous road to I Greta Green to plight their troth at the no less celebrated Smithy. To-day we are more sedate. First comes the Engagement Ring, and later the Wedding Ring finally to seal the Gordian Knot. The old days of Romance, tinged as they were with the thrill of adventure, yield no joy to compare with the choosing of a GERRAND RING. £8 upwards J. B. GERRAND DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING Platinum Setting £lO upwards SONS LTD. &. HIGH STREET The (’Phone 2714) Square, Palmerston North. HAWEEA
UNDERTAKER & FUNERAL DIRECTOR , - FUNERALS FURNISHED TOWN AND COUNTRY. Our experience' is at your call. It assures you that every part of the funeral will be carried -out with am ease of manner that only experience makes possible. ARTIFICIAL WREATHS IN STOCK. 107 Union St. (near Railway) Hawera ’Phone 2759 (Day and Night) MOTOR HEARSE. Len Hal!
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A Fresh and Oiear Complexion is best maintained by the use of Or. Morse’s Indian Boot Pills. As we all know, one of the greatest charms a woman can have is her complexion. If one stops to think—• have you ever seen on the stage, in the pictures, or in daily life, a woman or girl who has been proclaimed beautiful, and at the same time have a sallow or pimply face, the answer is “NO!” It is the aim of every girl, or it should be, to keep her complexion clear and pright. It is pitiful to see a young girl at a dance who should be enjoying herself, continually being what is commonly termed a “'Wall Flower,” and all because she does not know the secret of keeping her complexion clear, as Nature intended. , As it is impossible to eliminate the rash which comes from measles or such like diseases, by external applications, so it is impossible to clear the complexion by applying soap, creams, lotions, etc., superficially. The blood has to be cleansed and enriched, which is done most efficiently by the use of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root* Pills. The careful compounding of nature’s healing roots and herbs, which are used in these pills, makes them not only enter the stomach, but become united with the blood, and so cleanse it to a point where it does not have to throw off the impurities through the alternative channels, causing pimples and eruptions on the skin.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 9 October 1928, Page 9
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