Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18519, 2 October 1923, Page 12

CooS House Garments with,;. a ■ r :; || I, - Summery Smartness. ,k-| I Coo! House Garments with a I SuEnmery Smartaess. j-1 ! 721-An'OvfcraU of Very Good Quality Cretonne, \y:.i J ■ Morning Glory, in the popular long- 7fi«_-PianV Italian Cloth Morning Glorys, piped A 1 93-A Useful Morning Glory, m the Cretonne. Women's, f j ■ I waisted style. Til sash. : Designs in . Grey and o SW^E?OS.-Ono Price, Q/11 S i|l LB, . Cherry or Saxo and Rave—Price,, 9/]Q/ O.RW., JU-w* un</ jtxi ' y/jj.. . 6s| I'|WlJ| : ! ' 418 ~ A Very Dainty Organdie A iftMl' ' ! fei HH trimmed 'with imitation Val. lace, «*pu! _ |WHI •Jff j I / ()r# 764— 'Heat, Serviceable- Black Italian Cloth;' Apron, 6fS Ipf , tig LffiT ;■:. ■ '.:.'*. pleated ?■' at ithe.waisfc and piped with -light.shades of ' fe/ Lf7Q7 Cretonne. Also in Cretonne, piped with Black _ - gP, : • W Italian Cloth— 3/.Jj[. J | . 618— Neat, Serviceable Poulard Morning Glory, « 767—A Magyar Morning Glory of' Good Quality , with elastic at the waist; Navy or Nigger ||j Print" held at the hips with elastic.; -We have ground, with. a variety of fancy deagnv in A H this style in Navy with Red Spot, Red' with . White, Gold, etc. Women s and 0.5.-Price, B gg| •- ': Black or White Spot, Plain Black, Navy faced 8/11-' ' • ' I fsj with Red. and Black and White {Stripe or.Spot. '. ,' . _, •, ■. '-~',' v T '.. . ■»»:{£.» : -. /«, ; -*i. • 'I?■ i Women's and. 0.5.-Price,', Q /11 Or'.in 1 Floral and Tiara Indigo Pnnt-f/g for If| '."■.;:• .'. ,■r '■ O/JuL*.-; •;■-,'■ either ■;Women sor O.S. '■■■;" , .■■:•■' ...:-.... -•.-. 8 ffi 11 || . , s||; ,/ <? soNSLtD. ~" : ' :'* '"•■'•"■l ■if '1 1 yp— ■ —■.-n.ii ■!■!■ ■■!!■ ■"'■■ » ■■■■■■—■■■■■ii h ■ in.iiut ——j— umim — 'iiiiiibi ■mmwJm iii f—WW— —| •■■"'; •'■ '■:. .' /'",:■' ;-:.■■. ; *'.' /U'■-■•;■' '• ''.':': : & *'\-.' ; * ; >:':•:' : '-'-'.'' ; ) : '.' :: - ; :v':w l i' ; C ! ! ■' ' : .' :; : : #| Granny's " GRANOSE "—it shouldn't be difficult to remember that next ___ _ N time you go shopping. Have you ever wondered why it is that elderly people f y, are so keen on those crisp, brown, biscusts? , Just try them once for■yourself.. ' '■'-.'._ * -. , anc * y°"'M . And you may find just one more reason vvhyi the children "-,'.■ Ail »U • I ai i e 80 ■:^. ?n ..^ > , visit: Granny. The satisfying deliciousness of Grairiose is irresist» ! AH the vital prop- ibic to young and old alike— die dozen deferent ways in which it can be erties of ripe, gold- * erved a ? to *£ attractiveness. ;V": en wheat—-all the Tiy' Granose "with hot milk—or cut the biscuit in half and spread with butter. nutritious elements Foreldery people Granose Biscuits form an ideal diet. They.are so easily are retained in this pasted. They conserve the digestive energy and thus help you in the digest- , ion of o.her foods. Sold by all grocers and stores, in packets and 31b. boxes. ■ splendid food. It , '\ ■ . . *. Prepared by THE SANITARIUM HEALTH FOOD CO., V ' vat *« .NEW MODEL FACTORY. Papanroi, Christchurch. ..' ! " % ,r'',.„„ ■•J- .-'; ■': '•■■•-■■ ■■■•■■ '.-.' .■,■■:■■•":'•: K&>'\l- '":■'■'■ "; .uott • iSil % ■• nil li nil liiiiii .II