Wanted Known. "T> D.Q."—"Peter Dawson Quick!"— -IT • When you say "P.D.Q." you proclaim your knowledge of good WHISKY. Daw- < son's Perfection Scotch Whisky has no equal. "P.D.Q." THE ONLY Whisky selected for Captain : Scott's South Polar Expedition was "P.D." SCOTCH. % That in itself is a sufficient rccommonda- * tion of Dawson's Perfection.— "P.D.Q." ! npWINAME AND BAKER, Tailors and J- Mercer«. His Majesty's Arcade, for Latest in Ties. Collars. Hats. Shirts, etc. IF Everybody Drank "P.D.Q." there would be no pessimists in this world.—SAY , "P.D.Q.." and get a Whisky of exquisite bouquet and rare mellowness.—Dawson's Perfection— "P.D.Q." IT'S IMPOSSIBLE to get a purer bran of Whisky than "P.D." SCOTCH. There's not a headache in a hogshead of Dawson's Perfection. Ask for "P.D.Q." T'HE Auckland Agents for Peter Dawson's A Perfection Scotch Whisky— G. McMILLAN AND CO.. Customs St. E. Orders for two gallons or more promptly attended to.—Say "P.D.Q." " THIS Not in Mortals to Command Suc--i- cess." but Dawson's Perfection Whisky does more Deserves It. Bay "P.D.Q." next time you order whisky, and you will I thon realise why it IS a success."P.D.Q.'' BANKS, the Export Tailor, has Removed to View Rd., just oil Dominion ltd. High-class Tailoring at Lowest Charges. rpWINAHE AND BAKER. Tailors and -1. Mercers, H.M. Arcade.Latest in Ties. Collars. Hats, Shirts, etc. CROQUET ' and Tennis Shoes, White, Black, Grey, Brown, all prices. See our One-strop Special, price 7s lid.—Fernandez, Symonds St, "ITTE advertise " LINOARNISH" lasts 13 VV months. In lots of homes it has lasted five years. One coat gives a polish you can't rub off or wash off. It is liquid glass Applied with a brush. All grocers. Is 6d. TENNIS Players.— ycur Racquets Restrung or Repaired; best gut used; charges moderate.— Bruce, Racquet Stringer, 9-1, Albert St., near Victoria St. 'Phone 2617. I s CD—THE BEST VALUE in the De-'-t vi mimon—Men's Coloured or Whit* Neglige Shirts at 4a 6d each, all sizes.McBride, Cash Tailor, Costumier and Outfitter, 11-13. Victoria St IF the bos* suffers from liver, present him vith a bottle of "Kurapeptic." If not stocked by your chemist, send 2a 6d to the Kurapeptic Company, 4, Arney St., Auckland. TRAM Conductors and Others.—See our Large Selection of Celluloid Collars, Cuffs, etc Twinanie and Baker, H.M. Arcade. MADAME ZANGARAH. of India, Clairvoyante, may be consulted.—l 49, Albert ISt opp. Royal Albert Hall. MADAME SPONTAIN. Clairvoyant.— His Majesty's Arcade. Queen St. FRANK HOWLETI. UC9. Newton.— . Cheapest for best Hairwork. _ Combings worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. YOU are welcome to inspect the gifts at Hazard's. Good, useful, low priced, and absolutely O.K. for men and boys. XTEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES— JLN Full allowance for your old Piano.No Deposit Piano Co., 28. High St. PIANOS. —NO DEPOSIT. New Iron-framed Pianos. Call and hear them.—2B. High St. FISH! FISH! FISH! Call at SANFORD'S FISH MART, Customs Street, For Cheap Fish. Clearing Sato Daily. COME along to Hazard's, the men's shop, and select your gifts.- You can get right down to bedrock there, and what you buy;' will be worth while, not only for the holidays, but afterwards. TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists. Is and 2sHIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramiiphone and Records. We have largest stock in New Zealand. —Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. ColdicUtt, Manager. PADErtEWSKI, the world's greatest pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, ' Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. " LINOARNISH " is the easy method JLJ Linoleum Polish. It polishes as it is brushed on and stops like that. All grocersIs 6dEXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO.— '. Full all wance- for your old Piano at the No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High ~t. I S H. FISH. FISH. All varieties still reduced. Call at STANFORD'S MART, Customs St., For Real Bargains. A LINOLEUM lasts longer after " LINOARNISH" because you must wear off that hard ironlike pclish first. That's common sense. All Grocers, Is 6dPERFECT HEALTH PILE CURE— euro the most obstinate case in a few I days. Operations not necessary; 2s 6d, I posted. Advice free. Perfect Health Cure Co., Box 210, P. 0., Auckland. EDISON'S LATEST DISC PHONO- , GRAPH The most perfect musical instrument in the world; 10-inch Indestructible Record plays for 5 minutes, played with a Diamond Reproducer. Call and hear it. —Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karanga- . hape Road. WHEN you take TORA-LINE you know why everybody takes TORA-LINE. . -yy HOOPING QOUGH. i An Infallible Cure is obtained by Using V E S C A N A. V E * C A N A. A Pleasant Remedy to Take. Bottles. Is, Is 9d. and 2s 6d. MARRIAGE'S HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY, : 165, Queen Street. (Late J. A. Pond.) » ——-___________ , " -PA 9_l.fi FOE DRINK—No one l cV±).J*U)tJUI can compute the total . misery and ruin of these figures. New Zea- , land's Drink Bill for 1914. But with " DRINKO " the most hopeless cases are - cured inexpensively, permanently. and , secretly. Write or call for free book, with t dozens of testimonials. State if Mr., Mrs , or Miss. LADY MANAGER, Drinko Proprietary, i 54h, Manners Street, Wellington. ' HPHOMPSON AND ALMOND, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, > Buy Direct from the Maker and Save tho \ Middleman's Profit. 64, HOBSON STREET. i A EE YOU _ LIKE A MOTH? B Little moths, poor, silly things, Attracted. by the candle light, Burn their wings. BMan sees flash shop, in ho goes'. Attracted by plate-glaag and show. Fays through the nose. % See our \alues in Tailored Suits to Measure, We are 10 per cent below others , HOUGHTON'S. 25, Weliesley St"west , , - L> (Above Fuller's). , —— ; - _— f ATTENTION!—Wo Hold the Fort Here. } A. THE AMERICAN DRY CLEANING C CO., 46, Weliesley Street—Ladies and - txentlemen.—Wo are Dyers, Cleaners , Pressors, Specialists in Repairs. Renovators of Old Garments. Come and see us. Our experience is at your disposal. No need to get a now euit or costume. Charges moderate. Workmanship perfect. Wo call for and deliver in City.—Proprietor, R. WAUGHT. I And at 5, Avon Street, Grafton Bridge. 3 . T)BESS BETTER AT LESS COST. s ' ' ' Any Lady or Gentleman can do this by sending their Costumes and Suits to be Dry Cleaned or Dyed by our Special American j Process, which enables us to so renovate I them that they are equal to new. The prices, : I too. are most reasonable. Feathers cleaned, curled, or dyed. Country orders receive prompt attention. One address only: THE - EMPIRE CLEANING CO.. 358. Queen St., 0 opp. Town Hall. Vans collect. 'Phono 3867. e i; AN EASY WAY TO SAVE. In peace time many of our Customers said . we reduced their tailor's bills by half. This is true, and easy to understand. Any suit i. or costume of decent quality will last two ; or three times as lons if scientifically cleaned. [1 repaired, and pressed in the " Crothall way." ;, Now when self-interest, duty, and. possibly. a necessity forbid tho purchase of new clothes. ; . our service is the natural requirement of every man who desires to look as well dressed - as ever. ,s E. E. CROTHALL. i. Renovating Specialist. Practical Tailor and '• Costumier. , d Solo Address: 137, SYMONDS ST., near Id Section. 'Phone 4414. 5 T HE ( ?,? C ? PL^- S_ HERBAL HEALTH lr a piuit*,, 11 , 0 ' , Karangahape Road— 3 , barsadock: A valuable remedy for Kidney and Liver Troubles Debihty, Poor Circu- - lation. A boon to sufferers from Anaemia •>« it 6d large bottle. Nerveforco: For all Nerd yous Troubles, Headache, Paralysis, Brain A tag. Neuralgia. St. Vitus' Dances, etc., 3s bd large bottle. Herbal Syrup Pills, Ooint- - ma '-' Soap. Indigestion, and Cough Cures, II all made from pure herbs only. Ring up i 560 A aoout our Herbal Extract for reducing stout figures.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16121, 8 January 1916, Page 2
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