Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18551, 8 November 1923, Page 4

4 Great Specials for Friday Morning § To encourage the habit of early shopping and so help to | I spread our trade evenly over what is for us the busiest day § of the week, we are offering the following extraordinary Specials TO-MORROW MORNING at 8 o'clock. |J £4/19/6 Ready-to-Wear J I tr\ Y I SUIT for '£*• U I SUIT customer in our Men's Clothing Department on Friday \f J The first customer in our Men's Clothing Department on Friday I morning can obtain one of our Men's Tweed Suits usually sold | I at £4/19/6 for half-a-crown. All other Ready-to-wear Suits ,c I sold between 8 and 9 will be subject to a 10 per cent, discount, ,<: i so that no early comers will be disappointed. m I Any Pair of Ladies' I ir^ I Shoes for mat' " 1 1 The first customer in our Footwear Department on Friday morning I 1 can purchase any pair of Ladies' Shoes for 2/6. All other | Ladies' Shoes sold between 8 and 9 will be subject to alO per • - | cent discount, so that no early comers will be disappointed, ..,,». m I ' HALF-DOZEN STAINLESS O/fi f I KNIVES for £*' %J I t | The first customer in our Hardware Department on Friday can ! J 1 purchase half-a-dozen Stainless Steel Dessert Knives usual price ..; I g I 19/9, for 2/6; or half-a-dozen Stainless Steel Table Knives. usual I Jjj 1 price 23/8, for 2/6—whichever size is preferred. All other . g | 1 Cutlery sold on Friday between 8 and 9 will be subject to a mM I Special 10 per cent. Discount, so that no early comers will be J *g p disappointed., m I MORRIS CHAIR ■ >^/fi 1 The first customer in our Furniture Department* on Friday can J 1 purchase one of our 35/- Morris Chairs for 2/6. All other Morns 1 Chairs sold between 8 and 9 will be subject to a Special 10 per - |g I cent. Discount, so that no early comers will be disappointed. M I Customers must enter the Warehouse by the door on the corner of Hobson Street and Wyndham Street. Door opens 8 sharp. FARMERS' TRADING I CO. LTD., V- • I "I Hobson Street - - Auckland f^

VV, v "The health of the people certainly ViaimVt • demand* the greatest care, one o{ the moll valuabk pre. cautions in safeguarding the nations health is the constant use of Lifebuoy Soap. Its healthy antiseptic •■'' : *£ ©dour proclaims it* worth. Our Young Hopefuls—the natien'e J^^jfM , ' 3:^T \ hope fcr the future—love the health I giving lather of Lifefeuoy Soap, # odour proclaims its worth. Our Young Hopefuls—the natWt hope for the future—love the health giving lather of Lifebuoy Soap. They take to it as a Juck takes to water —they cannot help liking Lifebuoy. It is health-giving » S&//( veil as cleansing. M r lifchuoy? Soap & brimfat of Health. Wash fact and hands with Bath* /; —, .-.,«. » L with it—Shampoo With it The nam* LEVER *» Soap h Und MORE THAN SOAP-YET COSTS NO MORE <V-' ft ■■';:.f ■ ■ . - -5 . ■ :'•:' •'•-;■' -'■-■■..■ .■';'■'' ■■ '. .■' t'..--'.:';.' : .'.''-•'•■ *?l'^s

Message to Women Women who suffer from piles are especially unfortunate, in that they cannot talk about their complaint. They must suffer in silence. To all such Bexona comes as a great blessing/ for it is easily obtained, easily applied, and the result is always gratifying. The distressing symptoms quickly subside, and mind and body both feel relief from the constant strain almost after the first application. In this ointment are combined juices and essences in an entirely new and unique manner, forming a remedy justly celebrated as a Rapid Healer. Bexona is a remedy which is especially valuable in the treatment of piles. Those who try it will not be disappointed. Bexona, The Rapid Healer, is sold only in Triangular Pots at 1/6 and 3/, fig am KMm timet mtm<—b WijmmßSi ill