Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17853, 6 August 1921, Page 4 (Supplement)

' I Sunday Morning ; j the bairns trip up to bed jjj Bed || .upper for the youngsters (| ' \ ,-,, » f // • , . «« i | and one which promotes l , lU a I iiyfivir ftT 3 lIP 111 I [ quiet, refreshing sleep. ; ■|fffP t V» life j I iIC LU AUiy 111 d L.i£ 111 i j One dessert-spoonful of ■ OmmWm^l t\T7\nt/W7J •' „,. r» rn i /▼ *a r< • ii ■ j corn Fiour to a breakfast- j wßHilf,/' «p??y Why Some People Can £ Enjoy It I i cupful of milk is the correct j mmP JO i'/ ST* I ~ ~.,,..... ! j proportion. ~W l||| ' Aw From a much despised "' lazy habit, indulged in by ' I %. DrVtanTVa ! iSkJIH » £^f' many ' Ut °P enl y b Y f ew - the Sunday morning " liei j DlOuJll * JrOISOHS; l ' m" as g rown * n favour until it has assumed the proportions ! j CoTH FlOUr ; iSQKSriPttV fflEHk ' a world-wide custom. It is now known and appreciated i I , , .... . i ! by all races, all ages, and both sexes. Prince, pauper, and I : makes the children eagerly • InsvyfKpiJTfiffllfllk. (... *» Vim ' ■'~ i- va t■. II I • iL u i i anticipate supper even j X%ZJJ£fI WSst o M\\ policeman, speaking many different tongues, all revel in that j j tolerate bedtime. j ] W wm " cri comes with the discovery that it s Sunday mornI | For an old-fashioned 1 i i in S'" and that the weekl > r routine is, for this one day, cast i j gruel—double the quantity • i^' overboard. ! ! of Corn Flour and flavour I r> i . • C 1 i* ' T ! with cinnamon or bay leaf. j But there are exceptions borne people cannot hei I • I I m - ' Naturally the other folk consider there is something ] i- ; I'll H'i " wrong " with these disturbers of the Sabbath sleep—but | T[ .. T - ■■■■r..mniminiiinmiill i- i \Y/L L ■ ,1 " L JJ' I reality there is not. What is wrong is their bedding— G mmm "^T™ - mattresses. For, when a mattress is "as hard as a II board " it is only natural that the occupant of that bed should H RBl Hi llWffli HflH welcome the daylight which invites him outdoors for a rest. B| K| H Lm Thankfully the age of the hard, lu.npy, unyielding mattress is mm mm WBm m passing, so far as New Zealand is concerned. People are being ~.,,,, ™ ... , ,„„,,,. ' educated to realise the value of better bedding, and the better bedIf space permitted we would insert a few hundred Testimonials, voluntarily , ..... j r l C- LLL L»»L given, and the opinion of medical experts, who use a similar formula for the cure I ding is being made tor them, ocience has been brought to bear upon 0f t They n and y w e have proved its efficacy. It is suitable for all forms of Goitre. I this most important subject. Perfect mattresses (Registered and We send a free Circular on request; but why delay? If you wish to be cured Trade-marked) are replacing the any-old-kind. Instead or acceptsend for the Kemedy. ! .... •• »i_ J L "f ' * * •.•.' Well defined cases require the three guinea course. . . ing JUSt a mattress, the modem housewife insists upon getting a Obtainable in 15/-, one, two, or three guinea courses; the large quantities are 61 ROBERT MUIR. Chemist, Mt. Eden Tram Terminus. Auckland. j B *fsl?, or "P eer l ess " Mattress ' These names stand for Mattress Perfect-on. Whereas ordinary .JW - / Br%ilK -XllTTgl mattresses were often mere bags of ticking filled with lumpy stuffing, riB.V6 VOU ITIGQ Jsh these trade-marked productions are scientifically constructed, and canPnunoTDvrc o not B ° ,umpy * hardl or misshapen - JWWniKLLDr Ij, THE " SILVERDOWN - MATTRESS r You'll enjoy the flavour j*| T\tMHItTKSK cn ? ' n s mattress iS " Silver down " —the light and Z » ' " ~" ? i'l aiTy mat *" a '—seedless, sanitary, pure. " Silverdown "is superior You'll find it sustaining '{ ifUw*" to Samarang Kapok, is more resilient, does not go lumpy, does not JjJI C|F£] attract dampness. " Silverdown " spells a revolution in bed-hygiene And nourishing, too £'](] and comfort. Here are sizes and prices:— W Z~Z ~ Slli QUALITY. 4ft. 6in. 3ft. the children enjoy it I'j | |jj { Super., Buttoned, Square Piped Edges, Side Stitched 125 87 6 mmmmm¥mW&mm\m\\mmWf& No ' 4 9 r\BHll VnM Buttoned only ... ... ... ... 31,6 WW W THE PATENT " PEERLESS " MATTRESS mmr ,s scientific construction. The centre is composed of Hair and Coir jjffm\ J&J&& Fibre, and the top and bottom layers are of sterilised, hygienic Kapok, Jf Silverdown or MillpufJ. The "Peerless" is always soft, elastic, dry CI WS i^*"^sS l ' Hi anc ' sWeet - . Sizes and prices are :— \£hgfS m 1 , Hair Centre, Silverdown I Top and Bottom ... ... 177/6 160/6 144/- 127/6 111/- . « No. 2, Coir Fibre Centre, Silverdown Top and Bottom ... 102/6 94/- 84/6 75/- 65'6 AX*T?TTTQW T'KTQTT'PTTTr'Tri'M' *°- 3, Coir Fibre Centre, Millpuff JDItilX 101 l lit O 111 U IIV/11. Top and Bottom 79/6 71/6 63/9 57/6 51/- , _~, _ . _ , D . . T>,;,: c i, T»,.;t ,t:« t;i n.- on Buy this trade-marked Bedding, which has brainwork behind it. Like the Pillar Box, the Onoto Pen is a Bnush Institution. Like the Pillar J t a Box, it is British-made, perfectly simple to use, and always ready for your Sold by lette wh en you take the cap off, you find the ink jfe AU tlie Bcst Furnishing and Drapery Stores in the nib fresh and n.oist, so that with an Onoto Manufactured by you can start writing at once. And by a twist of /\h&T m * r ■!>■ -I ■ inffUni ¥ nT«ff"^ the head you can regulate the ink-flow to suit your ft ll%\ I A I I Si I I 1 » handwriting—fast or slow,' light or heavy. /J A /TL JL & JIM 41 *\.J JUfi A JL/« The Onoto is the simplest pen to use Ii nils /-j .. , n j . »,« itself in a flash from any ink supply, cleans itself Maker* of Utility Product. - - . AUCKLAND ' " '" itself in filling and CANNOT LEAK. - THOMAS DE U RUE & GO. ~~~ ~^ NORMAN BAKER & LOMCHURST, m\*f I ■ mS U \ Ask for OHQfe !ak —Best for al! Pens. Ms f|)@{jft V J Dainty Shoes and Corns don't go together t JmWM& used ta be p aIS" barely a to iKjpS Dainty shoes and their pleasure, "Blue-Jav" is a scientific prepa- [% *" * ha 9 Wr^ttl are only for those who are free ration. The man who produced ! ''&&Sfflj&W 17Z* * and WaV> ' past FtJH from corns. Aching- corns are it had made a life study of I /m w/OTFTT unnecessary evils, and one surgical dressings. Note the frV *mtißmfßmTß9 'Names given.) Ww\ twnng-e of pain should be enough illustration below. JJCfloMlHliil ™ /Tji/SLmu to bring about their end for- t- -f„u a ~ i j« a » , st trial of Koko Proves it to be the IttUlwS ever. The felt P ad > marked "A," re- MIW/MWr cleanest preparation for Thin and Falling Annlv «. "Rl,,a T,r» x»i * m ° VeS P\ cssure and stops the haln With continued use comes a marked EiL« „ n T y at a Bl ]i e y , • Plastev - P am - The wax, marked "B," improvement in the appearance of tb™ hair M^j^l and, at once, the aching stop.. acts on the corn alone, and no- ILmHF - V^ y strand bec °mes fluffed out and flPPffl rhen, while you enjoy yourself, where else. "C" is a rubber- WBffmW L\n -K Ti shim mering like fine-spun WA ff Blue-Jay cures the corn, coated, moisture-proof tape IH/JR h~uw ■ Ustre that on; y Perfect hair Rvfflfr\Vl which eventually comes out for which adheres snugly and IrlPB brmgs. I^^^H SCCUrely - KOK ° !S *°' d a " Chem!st « and Store*, "BLUE-JAY" BUNION PLASTERS, 4in Packet 1/6 /^^ 425 - AM Good Cheviista will supply W a«ta|*t ITCH! Hair fWy CREAM OF TARTAR is the trade *' ** O (^W^%.^M ln name .for Bitartrate of Potash fm/1 WTT f You can have fow/y / 0 Mj'jr 1, l». With prohibttMu ,„ U.S.A ,t j j ? Aa»> if only you will de* if fcV , k was thought, less woula be manufac- JL -K. JLJL • vote a l'ttl t' j -i B n Ji tared (it is got out of wine and i s Jus , think what it must mean after to thoroughly arTcfvigor 7 \ 1 lb, the by-product of the wine industry . such terrible itching, such burnine u l• , ■ V 1 i H 111 I Supplies, however, come from France torture, to the skin cooled «!r!d ° U ' l y b u rUshm S YpUt hair Mftfck \rC LJ Iltill and Italy—large wine countries. eoothed—th« itch banished as if by and then combing it ! If Chemists and Bakers and Baking niagio. well. iM Ji' Powder manufacturers had not, in the Oalial And about every two or J&: ullffi 1 last fifteen years, discovered Sodium IlldlClllX fICIIGs three weeks shampoo Phosphate or , . , with the rlplio-t-.tf.il >^-- 3 r J \v' on applying a few drops of th. great wp-Pk aelighttul i\ Mm.m. T«- new medlcal discovery, D.D.D. Pre- Vvh. i shampoos, Icilma F ; i l , f \ & I M Im# B* i-# scription. No more slceples B nights. Shampoo Sachets. f V \, u W "0 more days of agony. Why continue These shampoos are I V - - _ ,_ _ *o suffer, why undermine your health? Mcv rrv „ co o ij v„, A II Physicians and hospitals endorse and easy to use and have a & B A% fVI use this powerful liquid wash. The very pleasing fragrance. '* J"fc mmmJA AA TA first application stoDs all itching pain. They cleanse, beautify , , . „ ~,.,.„,. .. I" 30 seconds the desire to scratch is - and Preserve the hair. to be a better article for Baking, the gone. Open sores heal rapidly. Why Tym th,»i r,*f ii™. price of Cream of Tartar would wait! Test this great cure to-day. Iry them next time. become prohibitive, as wine manu- chemists sell D.D.D. at 4/6 and tacture disappeared. 7/6 a bottle.^ Ask for it to-day. Also i _ "Clover Cream" is obtainable at all f « r D-D-D. Soap, 2/-per tablet, the *£g) (•) ]M ! in i . t.' ~. PUlest soap ever made.' XIHI H : y "" can tccfr your hair ■ grocers in Jib. packets. It s better v. I 1 = »»««>■ clean i?Zt!££ I _ ZWfLoUonrorSkinmitKM© Sbampoo Sachets j | I cured by ohMrt »" t - B ;«rI2£ SULPHUR BATHS AT HOME H lsll5 """"^ l^^7 — Write for Free Particulars how to orepare ir^5 n o Q V- alHy -, ls n P 6 *«. cn ' 16s Per dox. «ZW IX to'.W.. HABRBON. Ufls Feathewton" BeCOnd S? o fe. X ? Hj** c * W 12s pCr doa " ~,■'■„„„.