Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 19 April 1934, Page 4

m m m m 1 m VA "Sr Km*. m 33? (Above) One of the beautiful new Philco cabinet models. Philco Prices from £l2/10/Your old piano, or organ, or gramophone or radio -that you hardly ever use—we will gladly take it as part payment for any of the marvellous new 1934 Philcos. A liberal Trade-in allowance will be given, and the balance may be 'paid in easy instalments. With«a Philco you will enjoy bright happy entertainment, interesting and instructive talks and news broadcasts, all day and every day—just when you fancy, at the click of a switch. DQn’t delay any longer. Have a Philco installed in your home on Free Trial, and find out how much will be allowed on your old instrument. Philco sets available in models for A.C. and DiC current, also for Battery operation. All-wave models in both Electric and Battery types. Philco Transitone Radio for your car. Philco Tubes improve the performance of any set. Sole If .Z. Agents lor PHILCO i TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.

®2 r; > (' ■’ Vs. JX ' 1 % V natural aid wen aS ft «s> ' .A?* w-fe K « A clear, flower-like complexion is nature’s own gift to you but fit---, is a gift that must be carefully guarded. What better care could you give it than a thorough daily cleansing with . Erasmic Herb Toilet Soap? This smooth soap Contains all those herbal oils and essences which are nature’s correctives for the ill-effects of wind and sun —of hours spent in smoke-laden rooms. Its cool, foam-white lather refreshes instantly,• toning tired tissues, removing roughness. And you . will never tire of its haunting fragrance. ERMSMIG HERB toilet SOAP FOR THE MEN i?OLK Men favour Erasmic Shaving Stick for the quick, easy shave it gives. Its thick, upstanding lather makes the razor’s job swift and clean — and leaves the skin in fine condition.

“All tliat business of scaling people by sticking pins into tiny effigies of thorn and muttering incantations is very simple, really,” says Dr. Murray. “I myself could do it quite successfully. All that, is. necessary : is-that the persons to be influenced should believe .in the efficacy of the ‘magic.’ ”

SUPERSTITION, NOT WITCHCRAFT! Dr. Margaret Murray declares tlmt no genuine .brand of witchcraft is practised in England to-day. What passes for witchcraft, in sonic remote, country place in Walps and Cornwall is, it seems, merely ■ elementary spell-binding.