Page 2 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21597, 15 September 1933, Page 2

V.-f. • •'.*>«? ' ■ In Woollens Worsteds and. Knitted Wear Measure Value in terms of Quality and Price. The higher the Quality, the lower the Price, the GREATER the Value. If you pay a low price for poor quality, you set cheapness and nastiness. Cheapness is the dearest in the end. You can set Bruce Quality at a Fair Price: and Bruce Quality is GOOD Value. The portrait off King Robert the Bruce is the Registered Trade-mark of the Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co. Ltd., and the public's guarantee of quality and value.

YARDLEY ▼ § </■ ml I rv? W. Y£ ou vr« Cr ftH V vo--; : * 1 ' rt: ®fc )S£ :'£W THE MOVABLE FRAGRANCE The fresh, dainty beauty of the Yardley Lavender has made It tne world's favourite perfume. It adds that little extra charm to the occasion, whether It Is sport or travel during the day, or the Dance, Theatre, Bridge or Dinner ' Party In the evening. 1/ Lavender: in Sprinkler Bottles, Stoppered Bottles or Pocket Flasks. And the same lovely fragrance b *f**ren throughout a whole delightful MlWtt Yardlev toilet articles? each one'ts of the very finest quality and all are obtainable at good Chemists and Stores all over the world. L* yonder Soap—'The luxury SooJ» of the World'-Enjllsh Complexion Cream, Complexion *»"?•'■ J" Nature'* Tints, Compact Lipstick, Bath Salts Crystals and Tablets, Talcum, etc. U. m: m m 1 w, ■YARDLEY ' OLD tt'OND S" LO N D.OM

THE HAIR THAT YOU ADMIRE Well rub into the roots of your hair every day a little ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. the lading hair tonic and dressing since 1793. This will keep your hair in perfect condition, and impart to It a lovely glossiness. Of all Chemists, Stores and Hairdressers. A. ROWLAND & SONS, LTD.. 22 Laystall Street, Rosebery Avenue, London, EnjlanofHacassar Oil WAKE lIP YOUR LIVER BILE—WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed In tM Morning Full of Vim. If you feel sour, tired and weary, and tjj# worldtooks blue, don't swallow a lot of salt£ mineral water, oil. laxative candy or chewing gum and expect them to make ytau suddenly •weet and buoyant and full of suns £ JT,. they can't do it. They onW move *e fc>wet£ and a mere movement doesn t get attne cause. The reason for your down-and-out feeling is your liver. It should pour ou. two pounds of liquid bile into your daily. If this bile is not flowing freely k? d doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Wind bloats up your You have thick, bad taste, and your breath is foul, «W often breaks out in blemishes. Your twaa aches, and you feel down and out You* whole system is poisoned. r*ACTKR*S It takes those good old CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS to get these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you f~l "uo and up." They conta.n wonderful harmless gentle vegetable extracts, amazing KKSoSw to miking the bile flow freely. But don't ask for liver pills. Ask he CARTER'S Little Liver p ' ll^. I) Look i° name Carter's Little Liver Pills °nthe«4 label. Sold in two sizes* J/6 and 8/8. Kcsew • substitute. , toothache R<JL>"cone! ■ The first touch of Migte Nemo* —SS£L?SSS!-£&-SS^a. bMcIoWS » MAGIC NERVINE,

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