Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19386, 22 July 1926, Page 5

w UgL m.tr 9 - l" •A- - " *"■&' mwz* »%sJ^ £t * L>. ,i^lii §OO Pure and fresh—entirely good. That sums up Adams Bell Cakes. But another factor which contributes largely to their popularity is their low prices. It's actually cheaper to buy cakes made by Adams Bell than to bake your own!— Once try them and you'll always prefer them. ADAMS BELL & CO., LTD., 124, Queen Street; 75 and 36, Karangahape Road; Three Lamps, Ponsentoy; 200, Broadway, Newmarket.

m •m if i i i —y. Within your grasp yet seemingly elusive; pursued by the whoie world yet it flies to the hand of a fortunate few. It will come to you if you will remember this —the Blue Bird of Happiness rests only in the Sunshine of Health. By correcting internal sluggishness, LNO is an invaluable aid to physical fitness without which there can be no real happiness Tried and proved during fifty odd years welldoing throughout the world, LNO's "Fruit salt" gives just the gentle assistance that Nature needs and is preferred by people tc whom drastic aperients are unsuited. Drink then, first thing eveiy morning, a 'dash' (A LNO, sparkling in a glass of water. 4/' Sales Representatives in New Zealand! Tka BRITISH HAROLD F. RITCHIE ft CO,, LTD., 20 Brandon Street? £— mUNGTOiL

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