Hands nk y/ as Soft as Silk. \\ // Now that the benuty of your Vi ff Uavul.-and complexion is threatened // by wintry winds, get a jar oi Sydal N // and keep n by you, Asaskm beanti H fltr Syd:ti is absolutely distinct, lmairiiw [j * semi opaque, fragrant, non-greasy jelly I whose very touch on the skm is soothing J and (ilcnoant, and you imagine It beautifies the skin by being absorbed by it—cleansing ihe pores, softening the tissue and enabling ihe skin to throw olf eloggißg impurities * in a natural manner. v Sydal cannot grow f hair and is oibcr- / wise diti'erout fro\u ,// mere beauty creams. \J I Try it. A; allOheniista \ J and Stores, 2- a jar—a \ I three months' lupply—lift or diroet from / G. W. WILTON & CO. \ Wellington //
See die wonderfully thin wafer-like flakes ! / how fresh and pure—- / j Milk Dalies are the /s| brealfasl lie lure. / r Exceptionally thin 3 and flaky,Mil'kOatie* i are passed tlirougli 5 fjiant heavy roller-*. '% They come lo yon „.«; partially eooited in •vs^vSt—th, H'lvanc", thussav '■''■■-' *ip iuj' you lime anil that delicate scalded milk taste which lempting. Made from Ihe finest outs in uie world, you should certainly try these -Mi:k Oaties.' Try them for breakfast to-morrow If yon want the best oatmeal, ask for Thistle Brand in 51b„71b.and iibib.bag,. ihUtle f'lelced Oats are far superior to ordinary rolled oalr. in parity and flavour. MilkOaiies and ullThistle products share in the Croat Free Gilt scheme. Send Id. stamp for coupon sheet and Free , starter coupon to "Thistle " , Box 21, (Jore. " The Brtc hfaat de luxe'
he Best Investment I Vigorous, healthy folk simply cannot imagine what a horror, what a death-in-life Indigestion can he. Thej speak lightly of It.! *• I think I have a touch of Indigestion," they bay; or "poor Mrs. So-and-So haa Boroe trouble with her stomach." "A touch," or "some trouble," forsooth! Of all the ills that afflict humanity none causes such an ocean of misery as Indigestion, Mrs E. Davies realised this fo the full, as so many others have done, through painful experience. Head her story and you will understand why she regards the purchase of her first bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup as " the best investment I ever made." Here itis:— "6 Woides Avenue, Hurstville, N.S.W. " For a long and dismal period, which wag the unhappieat time of my lifc, I was a disconsolate unit in the great army of confirmed Dyspeptics. As a consequence of not being able to digest and assimilate sufficient nourishment my strength and energy ebbed steadily and dwindled away to zero. 1 became excessively nervous and depressed in spirits, and was unable to sleep or rest at night. My whole system was unstrung, v\m down, and out of order, and 1 suffered from the most distressing and uncomfortable symptoms after eating. It, is now almost a year back since 1 was induced to try Mother Seigel'* Syrup. When I bought'the lirst bottle I thought it might prove a waste of money, but it turned out to be about the best investment I have ever made, for, in buying that bottle, I also purchased the first instalment of renewed health. J felt the benefit of every dose, and as I Continued to use it all tho weaknesses, pains and impairments were gradually overcome, until in less time than I could have thought such a transition possible, I was transformed from an ailing debilitated dyspeptic into a perfectly hale and hearty individual." When you need the help of a stomach and liver tonic get the best—the world's Remedy —Mother Seigel's Syrup, which has proved itself in thousands upon thousands of cases.
Best for Cougha and Colds , Over half a century has proved its remarkable r merits--]'leasing lo take —j'ree from narcotic* or harmful drugs—good lor children and older folks. Keep,n bottle in the house,' be sure it's Bonnington's 13K Fatten lour Lambs on Rape Sustain Your Rape with ■i hese manure* largely contain pniiinctH from the Ngahauranga "liHlglilnrint: works. Use them aiii ion return to the soil the very elu ni *of life taken from it in the urn '.'s-j (it fattening vour sheep. W.M.K Uo.'s Nob. I a unci 3A Mixuues aro principally pho>uhatie manures containing a proport ion of Nitrogen to sustain tho growth. They are specially Huitubla for Turnips and Rape. Prices, Net Cash on truck* at Ngahanr&nga:— la iiewt. Sacks I'er Ton No. IA Mixture - - £7/17/6 No. 3A „ - - £7 17 6 Particulars of Analysis posted CONSIGN FAT STOCK TO NGAHAURANGA Our facilities for freezing are We also buy Fat llieen, Lambs and Cattle. Full Wellington Meat I Export Co., Ltd. I IS-20 Hunter Street M Wellington H§
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1016, 8 November 1917, Page 2
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