Page 17 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20986, 24 September 1931, Page 17

'v. « "b^;, 4M <m '/.'lff m THE baby to be envied is one who is bora with an inheritance of {jerfect health, to begin with —who's ucky enough to have a mother who knows how to build up this fortune, j "If my baby grows up strong and well, I'm willing to leave it to him to make a career and fortune for himself. "Already I'm teaching him the value of regular habits. Regular sleep, regular meals, regular functions, and I j nuke sure of that by giving him Nujol regularly." Nujol works so easily and naturally, just try Nujol for your baby. Give ic ; to him regularly for the next three j months. See if it doesn't make things ! much easier for both of you. Certainly ! it could do no harm—for Nujol is j just a pure natural substance. Nujol is stocked by all chemists and ' •grocers in sealed packages only. irritation Dreadful, Lost Sleep. Cuticura Healed. " I suffered from dry, scaly eczema on my hands for a year. It came out in small patches and the irritation was dreadful. I; gradually spread until my hands were so sore that I could not do ' housework of any description, and could '.ot sleep. They were very painful and ansightly. 1 "I tried nearly everything but still they did not improve. I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment 30 wrote for free samples. I began to improve after using them so I purchased more and in two months I was completely healed." (Signed) Mrs. A. M. Baker, Broad Green Cottages, Steeple Bumpstead, Essex, Eng., Nov. 13,1929. Use Cuticura to clear your skin. For sample Soap, Ointment and Talcum address: "R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W." ajSSS"" Try tha Cuticura Shaving Stick. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY AT TYLERS TO-DAY 9a.tsa. to §.3op.tn Stocks Must be Reduced at Once, Regardless of Cost! 5 Huge Floors of Bargains ! J CAUTION! Make no mistakes. Thera is only one TYLERS, at the top of An;ac Avenue. Several clients informed us with regret that they have purchased elsewhere under the impression they were dealing with TYLERS. Wa warn our prospective patrons to look for tha sign TYLERS before entering the premises. ■ To-morrow 9 a.«n. to 9 p.m. DON'T DELAY! Buy NOW and Save HALF Your Money! RIDE FREE! Any Taxi will driv® you from QUEEN STREET, FORT STREET, WYNDHANI STREET, VICTORIA STREET, WELLESLEY STREET, SYMONDS STREET, NEWTON and NEWMARKET, TO TYLERS FREE! Gesiiiisie Wilton and Axminster Carpets at HALF PRICE rc» C- _ it* c:_ vwit TOM n/nI r\ I at* ~ aft c»:„ wtt TON n A iOI r\ f of* » inft WTILTON fSuuer) £IO /C / 7ft Sin. x 4ft. 6in. WILTON Usually £4,/] 7/6. HALF PRICE 7ft. Sin. x 4ft. 6in. WILTON Usually £5/! 7/6. HALF PRICE 9ft. x 4ft. 6in. WILTON Usually £6/17/6. HALF PRICE 10ft. 6in. x 4ft. Sin. WILTON Usually £7/5/-. HALF PRICE . 9ft. x 6ft. AXMINSTER Usually £B/10/-. HALF PRICE £2/8/9 £2/18/9 £3/8/9 £3/12/6 £4/5/-! 9 ", 9ft. x 6ft. 9in. WILTON Usually £B/17/6. HALF PRICE . 9ft. x 9ft. WILTON Usually £ll/10/-. HALF PRICE 9ft. X 9ft. WILTON (Super) Usua ily '£lß/15/-. HALF PRICE . 9ft. x 10ft. Sin. AXMINSTER I Usua Ily £l3/17/6. HALF PRICE 9ft. X 10ft. 6in. WILTON Usually £l2/ 10/-. HALF PRICE . £4/8/9 £5/15/£9/7/6 £6/18/9 £6/5/9ft. x 10ft. 6ln. WILTON (Super) £IO /C / Usually £24/10/-. HALF PRICE ..... ****'*** 9ft. x 12ft. AXMINSTER £7/^/Usually £l4/10/- HALF PRICE * 4 9ft. x 12ft. WILTON £C / 1 Q /Q Usually £l3/17/6. HALF PRICE .u.. • ' "" , 9ft. x 12ft. WILTON (Super) £ Q / 1 C / Usually £l9/10/-. HALF PRICE lift. 3in. x 13ft 6in. WILTON £IA /C / Usually £2O/10/-. HALF PRICE i I\J /-. n/Vi-r ISO OTHER CARPETS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST! RUGS. RUNNER. IC „ ' HIGH-GRADE ENGLISH AXMINf STER RUNNERS Reduced to Clear. onrc jr ? S \° Ol r. " OV^, N I 2 7in.—Usually 15/6. Now 9/11 RUGS, 4ft 6m. x 2ft. 3m—Usually j 36in.—Usually 24/6. Now 16/11 25/6. Thurs. and Friday, 15/11. ! 54in—Usually 42/6. Now 29/11 Special Notice. YOU CAN BUY NOW FOR FUTURE DELIVERY. No Charge for Interest or Storage! LINOLEUM. BODY & BORDER ENGLISH AND SCOTCH HIGH- SUPER QUALITY ENGLISH AX- ! GRADE LINOLEUMS, 6ft. wide— MINSTER BODY AND BORDER 5/ 1 1 per yard to Clear. DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. r\v BW r. & is erI'M 5M wmm £l2 OFF THIS OAK SUITE. Four pieces—Usually £29/15/-. Thursday and Friday: £l7/15/ 3-PIECE SYDNEY SUITE, full size, as illustrated. Upholstered in Moquette—Usually £29/15/-. Thurs. and Friday: £l9/15/- « LOOK AT THIS! RIMU SETTEE, 6ft. x 2ft., with wire woven seat—Usually £2/5/-. 1 Thursday and Friday: * * SQUAB AND CUSHION, well filled—Usually 29/6. Thursday and Friday: 19/6 OTHER SQUABS, in Moquette, Genoa Velvet and Tapestry—Usually 39/6 to 59/6. Now Reduced to O O /IC. 1 wmm iSm ■vV* : r rJ, IS' ; W~i OVER 60 SUITES REDUCED TO CLEAR - HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES BEDROOM SUITES. 4-PIECE GREY ASH BEDROOM SUITE—£ O i / 1 f| / Usually £3l/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: <*#■««*/ * t m 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE— £ 9 9 / 1 ft / IJntiallw £32/10/-. Thurs. and Fridav: <**«•»/ *v/ m CHESTERFIELD SUITES. 3-PIECE FULL-SIZE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in fawn, blue, rase Genoa. £ "1 Q / "1 C / Usually £29/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: Av/ A KJI m 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in heavy English Rose Blue Tapestry. £l^/15/. Usually £22/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: Av?/J. %J I m 3-PIECE CARVED CANE PANEL SUITE, Loose Cushions— Usually £3 5. Thursday and Friday: £26/10/-3-PIECE FULL-SIZE FLAT ARM CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in Genoa Velvet Usually £35/10/-. £OO / 1 C/ Thursday and Friday: *■"'*/ AO/" 3-PIECE ROUND BACK CHESTERFIELD SUITE, in Mole and Blue Velour. -?lQ/T7/f? Usually £27/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: c * Aw/ A •/VI DINING SUITES. j 6-PIECE OAK DINING SUITE— £IA/ Ift / ! Usually £22/10/'-. Thurs. and Friday: A"/A v/ j 6-PIECE LATEST TUDOR DESIGN DINING ROOM SUITE— j Usually £26/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: £l6/15/-! 6-PIECE TUDOR DINING SUITE, with draw leaf Extension Table, heavy turned legs. 7 /fi Usually £27/10/'-. Thurs. and Friday: * AO/ A 9 / \J 6-PIECE WALNUT-FINISHED DINING SUITE— Usually £l9/! 5/-. Thurs. and Friday: £l3/15/ 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE— £ O O / 1 ft Usually £32/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: Aw 4-PIECE SMOKED OAK BEDROOM SUITE, cabriole leg Usually £37/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: 5.27/ 6-PIECE RIMU DINING SUITE— Usually £l2/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: £B/19/6 4-PIECE ENGLISH RUBBED BROWN OAK BEDROOM SUITE, reflex mirrors. £ / I ft / Usually £42/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: lv/" 4-PIECE RIMU BEDROOM SUITE— 4? 1 7 / 1 ft / Usually £22/10/-. Thurs. and Friday: SfAO/ A\J f m II 7i A ft h* m % and Knockout Bargains for DAYS ONLY BLACK GOATSKIN RUGS—Usually 52/6. Thurs. and Friday, 39/11 MOHAIR SUP MATS, assorted colours—Usually 7/9. Thurs. and Friday, 4/11 CURTAIN NETS AT HALF PRICE. COPPER KERB. 46 x 12— Usually j ! 9 6. Half Price. 9/9 COPFER KERB, 48 x 1 2—Usually | 13/6. Thurs. and Friday, 6/9 8 ASSORTED COPPERED COAL l BOXES—Usually 45/-. Half Price. 22/6 COPPERED FIRE SCREENS—UsuaIIy j 17/6. Half Price, 8/9 ! COMPANION SETS —Usually 8/6. i Half Price, 4/3' 20 ASSORTED BRASS AND COPPER BEATEN COPPER SCREENS AT JOB CUT PRICES. 28 CUSHIONS. Kapok filled—s/1 I. | Half Price, 2/11 17 CUSHIONS, Kapok filled—Usually 9/6. Half Price, 4/9 RIMU PEDESTAL CABINET—Usually 25/-. Thurs. and Friday, 17/6 SAVE £2 ON A 4ft 6in MATTRESS. IMPERIAL ROLL HIGH-GRADE KAFOK BEDDING. Size 4ft. 6in. (weight 401b.) Usually £5/15/-. Thursday and Friday: £3/15/Size 3ft. (weight 271b.) —Usually £4/2/6. Thursday and Friday: £2/15/-! OUR "SPECIAL" KAPOK MATTRESSES FURTHER j REDUCED FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. s '" 4f, - 6m - 39/6 i,z= 3 "' 28/6 DOWN QUILTS AND COVERINGS. 6ft. x sft. SATEEN DOWN QUILTS — 17/0 Usually 34/6. Half Price A 4 f 50-inch ENGUSH FLORAL MOQUETTE —| ft/Q Usually 21/6 yard. Half Price L\J/ V 50-inch WOOL MOQUETTE, smart patterns—Q /Q 50-inch GENOA VELVET, heavy quality—Q IO Usually 18/6 vard. Half Price I O 50-inch SILK DAMASK— Q /O Usua Ilv 18/6 yard. Half Price *3 "REGENT" FIRESIDE CHAIRS— JQ /£ Usually 61/6. Thursday and Friday: / w THE BIG OPEN WAREHOUSE, Top of Anzac Avenue RIMU 2-DRAWER DRESSING TABLE. Usually 65/-. Thurs. and Fri., 49/6 RIMU 3-DRAWER DRESSING TABLE. Usually 75/-. Thurs. and Fri., 59/6 RIMU DINING TABLE, 4ft. 6in. x 3 ft., club legs—Usually 59/6. Thurs. and Friday, 39/6 RIMU DINING CHAIRS, tip-out seat 3. Usually 19/6. Thurs. and Friday, 13/11 RIMU SIDEBOARD, mirror back— Usually £6/5/-. Thurs. and Friday, £4/12/6 RIMU SIDEBOARD, oval mirror back, glass doors Usually £B/5/-. Thurs. and Friday, £5/17/6 RIMU BEDSTEAD, 4ft. 6in., iron sides. Usually 75/-. Half PHce, 37/6 3ft. WIRE STRETCHER, rustless— Usually 29/6. Thurs. and Friday, 19/11 RIMU DROPSIDE COT AND WIRE MATTRESS—UsuaIIy 55/-. Thurs. and Friday, 42/6 B 'Ciicione* CHAIN MESH NITTINO vCAAAa ERECTED AS A FRONTAGE FENCE TO A MODERN HOME. Cyclone Cliain Mesh Netting and Gatea are manufactured from galvanised material, will outlast wood, and axe cheaper to erect. Chain Mesh Netting is also uaed in other sizes of meshes and gauges for sheep yards, river protection works, etc. W£k rm CHRISTCHORCH * AUCKLAND • PALMERJTON WORTH 17?MTTnrET5TiI5QI« and longer life for Modern Shoes! Phillips thirir light ' Stick-a«Solos,' make even the lightest shoes hit three times longer, Attachad with Phillips solution (supplied with aach pair) these comfortable soles become oart of the shoes* -'rAW L,GHT rubber isa 'STICK-A-SOLES' S IIItIIIIIUIIIftIIIIIIIHtIIIIIIUtIIItIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIHIIIIIHIIHUIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIMIIIHtMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHmiHIMIIIHIMHIIII AND VOICE ■mt PASTILLES CLEAR and EASE a tin all chemists To-day, beyond doubt, there is a lady looking for a Baby Car for shopping, a family man needs a bigger Car for a growing family, a Commercial Traveller wants a mediumpriced Saloon right away, a grocer is on the market for a light delivery Van—and so on. The strongest link between your Car and your prospect is the Used Car column in the N.Z. Herald. Link up now! Phone 46-944* DICKIE'S • • • * MOTHER HAS THE RIGHT IDEA " Mv little son. Dickie, is full of life: always wanting to do tilings for me," savs his mother. " I attribute his splendid health to the fact that I have kept his system cleansed bv tha regular weekly use of 'California Syrup of Figs.' I have given it to him since he was a baby and he has never had a day's sickness. Doctors tell me that if more mothers knew the benefits of this method there ♦•Quid be fewer ailing children." For regular use as a cleanser of the svstem and a tonic for children ; or for occasional use when bad breath, coaled tongue, biliousness, feverishness, lacS. of energy or appetite warn of constipation, there is nothing safer, more reliable, than " California Syrup of Figs " —' Califig." This pure vegetable product actually strengthens and tones the stomach and ■>\v: €l,^" bowels. So you may use it as often as needed —with baby or older children. Doctors recommend it. They prescribe it always in place of harsher things for the bowels. During colds, teething or children's ailments, employ its soothing aid to keep the little boweLi f'-'ee. A child's entire system benefits from its use. Digestion and assimilation improve. Meals are eaten with zest instead of indifference. Of all chemists and stores 1/9 —of 2J- iiines the quantity for 3/-. Be sure to sav " California " and look for■' Calijig' on the -packagev CALIFORNIA SYRUP < FIGS