Page 5 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17649, 9 December 1920, Page 5

IS STRONG DRINK HARMFUL?

i That alcoKoJio liquor is not harmful, fundamentally, is shown by on© faet-r-that it is frequently prescribed lor use in the sickroom. ■£»'

To state a. truism, it is not from'its use, j but from its abuse that harm does result. Oi courso, no eor&monsense individual j nrcda information a* 10 the window of I moderation, but it it itaeortsct to stress the i need for exercbine car© ia the selection of I alcoholic bev-jragea. i The latter procedure can be reduced to j one simple formula"Always ask for Gilbey's i Dry Gin.". The reputation of this woridi famed stimulant precludes the possibility of .a variation in its Quality. It is always' pure. j always excellent. It is invariably and essen- | tially a "safe" drink.

BE PATRIOTIC.

Don't talk patriotism and support foreign tyres Jut the same time. Be a , practical patriot and gain material benefit by always •using: BPENCEB MOI7LTON TYRES Obtainable from ALL PATRIOTIC GARAGES or- Box 253. Christchurch.

I ■: = Dainty things of lace, such as camisole.?, neckwear, boudoir caps, brassieres, make really sensible and delightful Christmas gifts, and the latest styles are all so reasonably priced, at Milne and Choyce's. No perfume is so popular and appreI elated as the famous &©. 52 Lavender : Water. • ■ " _*'*•** '■ An excellent gift and wonderful value— the " Imperaio ' self-filliiig fountain pen, patent lever, 14ct. gold nib; made specially lor us.—Smith and Caugbey, Ltd. ■. * > ■ .>■ -\ • ... ■ .-- ■' _-»-: 4*--. A few shillings spent. in the irejff us© Nazol i to protect the mucous membranes of the ' mouth, nose and throst from "coughs; colds and sore throats, etc., J* bitter; wia hours of suffering. Gift goods in every department. - Good value and a sf4ectioa to "pleased—Smith ' and Caughey, Ltd. • - " "-"