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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 21 May 1923, Page 6

j BANISH THE BOGIES WITH GOLDEN RAYS. j Young children are naturally afraid of the darkness. The friendly mellow light of "Golden flays" Candles speedily dispels all the youngsters' fears by chasing away all those dark, mysterious shadows. Always keep ''Golden Rays" in the home. They 'give a better, brighter, longer light than other brands, and are much more economical. Specially hardened. Packet always full weight. If unobtainable from grocer write direct for supplies to Ellis and Manton, Ltd., G.P.6. Box 222, Wellington. " 5 SOOTHES AND CURES. Cuts, bruises, burns and sores are im-merliatelv sootheu and quickly cured with Bee Ointment. Being antiseptic, it nrevents sentie infection. Try it. Is fid buys a large pot. All chemists ( and stores. 2

J€h • ....... z W ""111 i mmiib ■■ i^iaa ■ v a|> ■■whi hi mm i The Old Familiar Term from Childhood Bays. Jam 13 a universal favourite—a joy to youngsters—a pleasure to grown-ups. But the Jam must be good Jam —pure fruit Jam —and that is why "X" Jam ha 3 been for 42 years the popular Jam from end to end of New Zealand. Its superior reliable quality—the fresh fiuit flavour —its purity and deiiciou*ness—retain its oIJ friends and win the new. & Jain has enjoyed a not-ou'. innings for 42 years, and is still going strong. This year 'X' Jam is better than ever. Your grocer stocks your favourite variety Hanessß In Glass Jars and I's and 2's Tins. MtIMi*IJJU-^letelfaj^"rf3>a^gH*? *Bg»sMc»'^^ i r-j-n iiwi mwiiwii —iMinMiHMiwHtmiiu—i—ii— mm. —i—ml •«>gw»a«pp»™3Byg*q>ieg>«^^ ,„ ,-»^—, ~\ \m iHm wmmm^mmmmimmm For the thousands In the fulfilment of THEIR desires, "Amber Tips" has no rival. Never any but FINE teas—Ceylon's best—are used in blending "Amber Tips," in order to give you the utmost in quality, flavour, and ultimate economy. Insist on it A 1* T^* w The term "Fine Tea" v used by tea experts to describe only the better PUKI/? Tf* A grades. They cost a little more M MI \MZa JL %S€k per pound, but much less per cup.