Easter Feasts of Scenery Happy Trips by Rail That current popular ejaculation, "Good Egg " can always apply to a low-fare highjoy trip by rail. You cannot always be sure of an egg, but you know what will come out of a train ticket—full measure of safety, comfort and economy—the care-free holiday which takes the irk out of the work that comes after. As the " Easter rush " for reservations has set in strongly, you are advised to book your seat as soon as possible. Take the Line of Most Assistance For cleaning and preserving silver, "Goddard's" is as reliable as the Hall-mark. "Goddards LIQUID Plate Powder Plate Polish In I Joz. and 3 Joz. boxet. In 4]oz.«n<i 9lot. tins. Sole Proprietors end Manufacturer! J. Goddard & Sons, LttL, Leicester England
X - .. ill i m m :♦ I 3 mm m x& * w She Sat on the Stove ! Sooner or later guests always gravitate to the kitchen. So in these days the kitchen must be ready to receive guests too. And who would not like a kitchen so beautiful that it is worthy of a place in the front of the house —instead of the back. Yet the stove can make or mar a kitchen. So let us look on the bright side and picture a beautiful coal range in gleaming, glistening porcelain enamel, so dean you could sit on it. Such is the new CHAMPION COAL RANGE —built on modern streamlines. No ridges, crevices or corners just a smooth porcelain enamel surface with rounded edges. An occasional whisk with a damp cloth and it is as clean as a new pin. And it cooks and bakes like magic with a speed, convenience and certainty that makes one wonder how one got along with the old type range. CHAMPION BUNGALOW Model 1.C.1 Illustrated above Is the new CHAMPION [.C.I. RANGE in grey mottle, or any popular colour. Available in right and left hand models, with High Pressure or copper side boilers. Note the oven thermometer and concealed,? ashpan. Roomy ovttn and amaz• ingly efficient in heating and cooking. .tee the new Champion Coal and Wood Ranges in popular colours at any hardware merchants, builder suppliers, plumbers, or Champion Depot, iSS VICTORIA STREET WEST, AUCKLAND, from any of whom residents in the Auckland district man procure descriptive literature. Residents in other parts of the Dominion should write to the makers. Radiation iN.Z.) Ltd., Brinslev Works Dvnedin m
m P.v.S 2 and I let my firm to IN THE NORTHERN PLANE /OH HEAVENS.EIGHT HOURS \ SLEEP AND STILL I'M TIRED.' J HOW IS IT SOME PEOPLE / seem so horribly bright/" \IN THE MORNING^ftL'^kG /tit ofTHANKS I'll 00 MY U r» 'IS*. ,;(LH ii i ■in m > -\ ! AT THP DOCTOR'SSH A MONTH LATER HOME AGAIN I MADE A COMPLETE HASH OF MpS THIfIGS, DARLING ... I DON'T KNOW^ ON . T you WHAT'S COME OVER ME" LATELY_ j rw/ */K vOC CAN'T SHAKE OFF THIS AWFUL J oU SHT TO k FLATNESS I TIREDNESS < z cf A DOCTOR, mt K M f YOU SEE, ALL WOHT , b \ f"' r eyjEN WHILE you be f long, e p EV efiGY *»" R ™<" -<" ,£AT "JuSCu°^" o " ri \ ca " T Jd t» aT * \UP r e reO" BL *Z>i / PAULS AWAY ON BUSINESS...YES THANKS.HE'S ALMOST HIS OLD SELF AGAIN NOW- HE'S TAKING HORLICK'S EVE RY NIGHT. DOCTORS ORDERS VCj*y...rrs done wonders \% V/ FOR KIM...YES,WHY I DON'T YOU ?. ITIL/ DO YOU GOOD THREE MONTHS LATER Is this how YOU feel? Do you wake up tired every morning like Paul, and have to drag yourself through your day's work? If so, it's a sure sign that you, too, are suffering from "Night-Starva-tion". Doctors explain that even while you sleep you are using up energy, for breathing and other automatic actions. Unless this enercy is replaced as it is burned up, you wake up fagged and wornout —"Night-Starved". Horlick's taken regularly last thing every night replaces energy as it is used—prevents "Night-Starvation . You wake up every morning feeling fit and full of energy. Horlick's has a fascinating flavour. It is economical, too —the milk is in it, just add water. Prices from 1 /9. Economy Size, 2/11. The Hor- ... lick's Mixer, 1/-. L " l) YOU SLEEP SOUNDLY,; . " > , I WAKE REFRESHED,AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY All DAY Sales Agents: The British
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22687, 27 March 1937, Page 17
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