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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17632, 19 November 1920, Page 8

" Danger is the spur of all stent winds." —Chapman. Even in warm weather there lurks the danger of influenza and colds, Wig© folk should keep Baiter's Lung Preserver always handy. "Tis en efficacious antidote for lung and chest troubles. Tour chemist or .grocer soils Baiter's lam- Preserver in ] ir £« 2s Gd bottles. To-day is half-price remnant day at Milne and Choyco's. Do not miss the special tables in the showroom, comprising costumes, frocks, and skirts; clearing ing at half the usual value. We still can do it. Make you a nice all wool tai'.or-made suit to" order for Xmas for £7 7s—J. H. Dalton and Company, Ltd., 276-278, Queen Street. For special announcement of Marv j E'Jzabeth half-price sale *£ summer hats. See page 10. For footwear that is low in price, yet high in quality, you can't beat Stone's four boot stores. Footwear for all occasions-of day wear. best -wear, evening wear, and sporting wear at Fowlds, Ltd. s The .quality is just the same, but if you select now, black Italian cloth, 40in. wide may be had at our clearance price "of gs 9d per yard.— Court and Sons, Ltd., Karangabape Road. Reduced prices Freshly picked tea, with enticing flavour, at Johnston's Ltd.' Tea Specialists, 77, Karangahape 'Road' 'Phone, 4193. For the weekly family wash use about fjoz. pure ** Golden Rule" Soap with a small packet »< No Rubbing" Laundry &$& Result Tfiil <ieligb£ you, *