Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16546, 20 November 1915, Page 11

Mr. George Buller. Friends of the energetic business man* ager for Geo, Willoughby, Ltd., cannot help but notice a great improvement of late in Mr. Buller s health and general appearance. For years he has suffered from bronchial trouble ; but Fluenzol, he says, has done -wonders for him. Several members of the dramatic organisations under Mr. Butler's pilotage, such as Mr. George Cross, Mr. Albert and others, are also very enthusiastic in their praise of Fluenzol not only as a throat gargle but also as a specific for Influenza. Gargle in teaspoouful doses undiluted. I] 6 and 2/6. iltf HEANS'U cough FscLFwriMixture i^kJJLlitL SAVES YOUR MONEY-DOES YOU GOOD. b /'""X > i $otor Carriages b Commercial YEHIGLECS - c!J 5 Agricultural Tractors i ] After Work and After Play If your hands have become sore and chapped after a day's uport in the keen air, or through working hard in (he house, there's one remedy—Sydal. Massage your hands daily with a little of this splendid emollient—the roagh- b nets and cracks will disappear, and the I skin will become smooth, toft and white. J • Sydal works like magic. Bay a 1 /6 far —a three month's supply, from your ' chemist or" store, or send three penny stamps to ns for a sample. GEO. W. WILTON & Co., Ltd. Wellington an<3 Auckland 32 (WILTON'S HAND EMOLLIEKIT" .^tl/Acdaimed^fei ' by Housewives v all over New Zealand They use it, they like.it, they praise it. To them it means a saving of labor, of time and money. They have found METHVEN Washing Frames Easy to heat, because the fire comes right against the copper; easy to work with, because they save bending and straining when the IwashiDg in or out. A Methven Washing Frame doesn't crack, smoke, or rust, is portable, and practically everlasting. When the washing is finished, the copper can be lifted out and cleaned, and the ashes from firebox quickly removed. Ask your Ironmonger to show it, or see it at our Showrooms, George Sit. METHVENS LTD., Makers, —; DUNEDW I r — ;— ,— TALKS ON BICYCLE BUYING--No. 4. TETTERS from B.S.A. 1 riders all emphasise the ] wonderful service their t bicycles are giving. After exceptional • opportunities i for testing, riders are unan' t imous that a genuine B.S.A, Bicycle is unequalled for I reliability. So-called "cheap" machines may be t highly polished, but re 6 member appearances are k no guarantee of reliability. The B.S.A. reputation is o based on the only sure 1 foundation —service. \ ride: A ! * "THOROUGHLY BRITISH." T B.S.A. Catalogue KN.Z. Edition) %CfL| free from o /IV □ D. Y. RENNIE. u| | tU 3V (Representingß.S.A. Co. Ld.) sLflyjuQ Australian Buildings, ' 2* MELBOURNE. ~' h O'i'AGO WITNESS. --.New stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price 6d. "