Page 13 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18552, 9 November 1923, Page 13

- — .. - I ; ! •j!|[*@ese§eFjeies«se€egeieFjegesesegegeseßesei I GENUINE VALUE! j $ Tempting Bargains for this month only at ! I DAVID SILK, Jeweller, Queen St. j tt I Oct. Gold Gem Sat I I Solid Silver Photo. r T ' Necklet Pendants, » Framea, f 1 I" 20/-. i^SR^ '■■ 5/-. ••' E X I Gold Armlets and i A 1 Quality ' Spoons < ¥ Bracelets, 1* , W and Porto, HO2. I 9 20/-. Wea r A/4/ 4 "" K S ♦ SUrer Armlets and «5"/"» 0 ED Bracelets, Silver-plated Hot * I 7/6. .■■ WMJ. AM-. . I ♦ Set. Gold Wristlet i . «*iv / \,. D H Watches. Only a *, Bottle Silver- < ♦ few Jeft. plated Breakfast C Oil] qk/. Ornets, < ♦ 00/-. *** -10/fi E Hl]] Set. Gold Wristlet ~r a ,__ _ ""' < ♦ Watches, 15 Jewel 1 Silver-plated and £ ED Levers, guaranteed. { 01uua Jell y Bishen, < & 50/-. • 7/6. J ♦ 10 Years' Gold . **&**,. dto D I Filled Elgin Pocket "*^* w & iStfy "ft < ♦ Wafches, ° leads, *" I 50/-. | «B®©»> 3/6. I I ~ £7/10/- -i " S a The 6 rings, as illustrated, are all set with pure white i X diamonds, 18ct. gold, and platinum. All one price, £7/10/- n~ ♦ I each - 1_ L.. < J NOTICE. 5 mn Money refunded on Mail Orders if not satisfied, within fourteen days, m a! Postage paid, and safe delivery guaranteed to any part of the world. % 1 THE MODERN JEWELLERY HOUSE, 1 ♦ 158-160, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 4 I 76 get the Hole your money's worth /insist on^Qh^^^^ \[o one appreciates the quality of \&0?$ 1 V "Life Savers" half so much as do - "Life Saver" imitators, • To try to benefit by "Life Saver'* popularity, //QJ<s) they have imitated the "Life Saver" I style of package. But they have not yet been I [JffVfP/ a^ t0 duplicate "Life Saver" delicacy, crispWt/;r ness or fineness. The hole question is: Why pay -A 3d. for a substitute that costs the dealer less than THtCANDY MINT WITH THE HOLE / ObtsiasUe EteijolMre is New Zeals** jA V— i..., „ .. m , i ... i —n

* I pcriMHUimiiii Mini iivumrmnmmmmmmMmKmtmmammmmwKmHmmmmmmmmmmmmmama^ 1 Raisins with Oatmeal Delicious Flavour Rare Food Value RAISINS were meant to go with oats and oats with raisins, What a delicious food results when both are blendecH . Oatmeal as everyone knows contains most of the elements that the body needs. Raisins supply the acids and minerals of fruit, and a generous portion of pure fruit-sugar, which is valuable, energizing nutriment in practically pre-digested form. Add cream or milk and you have a model dish— and the little ones just love it. Of course you want the best raisins, so be sure to ask for SUN-MAID Raisins fcP^ freih, juicy and clean. Seeded and teed- n/o^i^Mlll leu, in packets at your grocer's. .rtHfjj K±Jffl». fffc 111 <i, . i .■■'.. .' i ; TTimnwrr/^fl -..v.--". j...uj.~ .*>. .-'i- ' "j*- ■i. i »"« i vßisß^VVv^vVy/^jffßrc I Everybody m occasionally falls into an 'out-of-sorts* OffiK^ ra condition. Even the healthiest of Asi|^S II persons is liable to stomach derangement VWp |a sometimes. The strongest individual is >w || occasionally reminded that he has a liver* Ipi ||| Some form of dyspepsia will distress us all at S II times, and there will be biliousness, depres- §1 M sion, headache, and general lack of tone. 81 m Anyone suffering in this way II I SHOULD TAKE 1 j|| Beccham's Pills. They have a remarkable m jf, curative effect upon the disordered system. m I The cause of the trouble is attacked and dis- M M persed; the affected organs are thoroughly H w cleansed and restored to healthy activity. m ( II To restore vigour speedily and to preserve 'm HI it you should take H ml. BEECHAM'S I Sold m boxes, labelled 10£ d., Is>lsd and 2s-9d. JIM /jpPj/y>ATV\IM\ (original English prices.) J&&0?

GOITRE \ lady, who tried every remedy in vi tnd at last discovered • simple methoc elf cure, will send particulars FREE inyone afflicted. Peel a if If addressed, (tamped envelope It ALICE MAY. C.P.O. Box 482 CbrUtchor ■111 lIHIIH—MHIIIIIIM ■ i.iill.H rillMWii