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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16025, 17 September 1915, Page 3

Dress and Fashion. J. H. DALTON'S, 276-278, QUEEN street. ' QNLY COMPETITIONS. £20 PRIZES. QPEN TO "gOYS AND p IRLS attending public schools. first competitionIs a Short Essay, setting forth the advantages of our New Brand—the " HALFBACK "—over other Brands. N « TORE THAN TWO HUNDRED W 9,55§ ALL COPIES TO BE THE PROPERTY OF J. H. DALTON -.Call at my Shop. 6-278, Queen Street * *u ? eet some Printed Matter, setting torth a few of the advantages you will derive by lurchasing this New Brand of Clothing. "HALF-BACK." ™£ s A FIRST PRIZE -2 0 0 SECOND PRIZE 0 15 0 THIRD PRIZE 0 10 0 FOURTH PRIZE 0 5 0 SECOND COMPETITION. The PRIZES will be awarded in the order of merit to the Competitor who can make the Kreatest number of English Words out of the name of our New Brand— " HALF - BACK CLOTHING. - That is Sixteen Letters. The only letters that can be used twice in any one word are A, H. C. L. as these are used twice in the name of our New Brand, '* Half-back Clothing." If tho winner of this competition has a Father or Brother at the War, he or she will in addition, receive Two Years' Supply of Clothing—that is, Two Suits each year for two years. £ s d FIRST PRIZE ._ ... 2 0 0 SECOND PRIZE ... ... 0 15 0 THIRD PRIZE 0 10 0 FOURTH PRIZE „ ... 0 5 0 ALL WORDS MUST BE WRITTEN PLAINLY, and an EXTRA PRIZE OF 10s will be given for Neatness. COMPETITION CLOSES on 20th November 1915, and Prises will be paid as soon as possible after that date. The Highest Number will be posted in our window eac'j, day—after the Competition J. H. DALTON'S DECISION MUST BE FINAL. AND WE ACCEPT YOUR COMPETITION ONLY ON THIS CONDITION. 1 I Tea. " rpHE rpEA rpHAT pLEASES." PRICES KEPT DOWN FOR MONTHS. WHILE THE WORLD'S MARKETS HAVE ADVANCED, rj>HE -VTONK'S HOPPLE 'T'EA IS NOW ONLY IS QD PER LB. I have advanced One Penny where others advance- Twopence. jyj-ONK-S rpippL E rj^EA, THE BEST VALUE IN DOMINION. S. L. P. JAMMER. WELLESLEY STREET. Coal. rj<HE jgURNING QUESTION. HAVE YOU TRIED THE T\rAIPA SMALL HOUSEHOLD Or. ••TZ-ITCHEN" COAL? Perfectly Screened. In .- suitable a ; ze for all Domestio Purposes. A plentiful supply ensured throughout the winter. Cheaper 'nan _ the large household coal. Requires no breaking up. FIERCE HEAT. CLEAN AND THE MOST ECONOMICAL. FROM ALL DEALERS. Wholesale- Agents: C. AICKIN AND SON. Phones 873 and 3506. Merchandise. BEST Breakfast • FOR OLD AND YOUNG • ■ CHEAPEST. TOO!- ■ .OATINA, I ROLLED OATS i I Builds Muscle and Brain ] I A FULL WEIGHT I I In every 41b. and 201b. bag ■£ H AT ALL GROCERS. 11 gj CMC Beef I V. ATI* V. Extract I PRIME beef— from the finest B herds of cattle in the South Island. Concentrated, pure; delicious in gravies, soups, or I beef-tea. ■ ) Medical. WHAT HEAX'S ESSENCE MEANS TO PARENTS. "I think that credit is due where merit is proved, and it is with pleasure I strongly recommend Hean's Essence to all suffering with coughs, colds and throat affections. I have used Hean's Essence with excellent results. The children and baby take it readily. The large bottle of Cough Mixhire is so easily made from the Hean's Essence, and is a great saving in money." -MRS. N. BUTLER. Police Station. Roxburgh. A satisfied mother's testimony is the best. We have many scores of similar letters from other mothers who have found the mixture made from Hean's Essence good for children's coughs and sore throats. The children like it. It allays whooping cough, croup, and obstinate coughs and colds in their many forms, ft is easily prepared at home. All you need is a bottle of Hean's Essence, sweetening, and a large breakfastcupful of water. This will give you eight eighteenpenny bottles of splendid cough mixture for 2/-, and saves ten shillings for your pocket. Sip the doses slowly. The longer each dose is retained in the mouth the more quickly will relief be obtained. For sore or swollen throats use freely as a gargle. Its good effects are immediate. Hean's Essence is the original and genuine. Be careful, therefore, to buy H-E-A-N-'S and refuse all substitutes. Sold by most chemists and stores, or promptly post-free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. HEAN, Chemist, Wanganui. 17 i =) P BRYANT, Coal Merchant and Carrier. • Bricks, Band, Lime, Cement, Scoria, etc. Covered Vans for furniture removal. Head Office: 6 Union Buildings, next new G.P.O. Branches: Jervoia Road, Ponsonby, Customs Street West. ARE Your Employees Insured? Telephone 57, National Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. Instant attention. Cheap rates.