Page 18 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22580, 19 November 1936, Page 18

I^/ Y c_ Vt HliiUs « ill m £ m I • i.'.V lA« ♦AV •UtV fi'-.'AM.A •mi nml jptfl HUM flianf lllß'fJfi BRING THE KIDDIES and come adventuring into the Dreamlands of long ago. Leave for a while the cares of mere mortals and steal into this glamorous Fairyland. There's a thrill for every youngster—and every grown-up, too —within the magic portals of The Farmers' "FAIRY CASTLE." Ssh-h-h—Listen! In this very castle the Beautiful Princess slept for one hundred years, until gallantly rescued by the Handsome Prince! All the most interesting scenes from the pages of the favourite story of "Sleeping Beauty" are shown in sequence in an animated and realistic manner. You're sure to see a Fairy in her filmy robes of spun-silver with moonlight spangles in her hair and carrying her magic wand. Mickey Mouse is here, too, with Minnie, Clarabelle and the other Walt Disney characters —so excited about it all that even they can't keep still! A lifli - III! ' hl'.A:l iiflini'l — tttr ... ■••••••I irnmiMH Illiii !■■••• OPENING NEXT FRIDAY on Ground Floor. Walk through the Toy Department on the Ground Floor and you will see the entrance to the " Fairy Castle." Admission is only 6d each for children and grown-ups alike to The Farmers' "FAIRY CASTLE," and everyone receives a present from the Fairies at the end. m : 1 i i \ r, 525? ( —V I o i

i. ■» THE WOMAN WHO HAD NEVEK UKAKD OF "AMBER TIPS'* I NOTE.—In all well informed circles the fragrant flavour of " Amber Tips "is instantly recognised* . . . in the same manner as its health promoting qualities are so widely appreciated. People who! have made careful comparative tests also know that, in the long run, "Amber Tips" is a most economical Tea. (Copyright)