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Northland Age, Volume IX, Issue 67, 31 May 1940, Page 2

CASUAL ADVERTISEMENTS

JJELIGHTFUL Music, Sumptuous Supper, Romance—l.O.O.F. BALL, 13th June. J)EVELOPING, Printing, Enlarging and Tinting.—For best results bring your Films to Bagley, Chemist and Photographic Specialist. City Prices. pLOOR COVERING from 5/11 yard. Odd rolls Wallpaper at 1/- roll. From Roughsedge’s Furniture Store, Phone 101. pOR SALE. Lady’s B.S.A. BICYCLE (Keep Fit Model). Good order.—Ring 65. POR SALE.—Cabbage and Lettuce PLANTS. Price Moderate. James Craig, Lake Road, Kaitaia. I T pays to get the Facts About Your Eyes.—Consult H. A. Bagley, Optician, for Thorough Eyesight Examination and Correctly Fitted Glasses. piPSTICKS, Rouges, Face Powders, Toilet Creams. All the wellknown makes in stock. You can get them at Bagley’s Pharmacy. Eczema, Skin Eruptions, Haki Haki, Impetigo, Old Soves.—Use Bagley’o Eczema Ointment. 2/-. pOXA OINTMENT is a splendid Household Remedy for Sores, Cuts, Chapped and Cracked Hands—a soothing healer. 2/- a jar from Mark Hammond. gHAREMILKING WANTED.—3rds. Married man, three adults. Outback isolated place preferred. Give all details. —Sharemilker, Age Office. gOCIAL SECURITY RETURNS must be furnished NOW by everyone over 16 years. Let Perry and Perry do these for you. gTRAWBERRY Plants, well grown, healthy, best varieties : 3/- 100, 25/- 1000. CABBAGE Plants, Earliball, Succession, 2/- 100, 15/- 1000. —A. F. Garton, Oruru. YOU can still buy KWIKTAN for Sunburn from Mark Hammond, Chemist, Kaitaia. N.Z. RED CROSS SOCIETY KAITAIA SUB-CENTRE Sick and Wounded Fund Appeal

A D ANCE with Side Shows . Novelties . Auction Sale will be held in the A. and P. Hall : KAITAIA on SATURDAY EVENING, Bth JUNE SATURDAY EVENING, Bth JUNE All Proceeds to Red Cross Sick and Wounded Fund SKATING PERIA A Night’s Thrilling Sport TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Admission (all sessions): Adults 1/-, Children 6d, Skates 1/Ask for Concession Ticket (admit to 6 Sessions), 5/W. CHRISTENSEN, Floor Manager. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure Instant relief for Coughs, Colds, NO ADVERTISING BLACK-OUT Please Speaking under the above title to the Advertising Club of Birmingham, Mr. Harold Eley, advertising manager of the Dunlop Company, said they could now review the situation more reasonably than was possible in the first clays of September, when in many quarters there was a panic tendency to “drop everything.” The spending power of large sections of the population, despite taxation, was greater today than it was two months ago. The movement of troops had shifted large masses of the population from one part of the country to another. But all of them still needed clothes, boots and shoes, food, fuel, soap, household appliances, and so on. It was true that today different firms had different problems, yet none of these could safely regard advertising as a luxury. On the contrary, it was a fundamental source of strength to each of them, not only in selling their goods, but in maintaining the goodwill established in peacetime. Continue to Advertise in THE NORTHLAND AGE