Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19233, 25 July 1924, Page 3

lIWI A Clearance of Stylish Millinery I We realise that it sounds ridiculous to talk of Model Millinery at 15/-. So it is, really, but iff a true nevertheless. Any Hat for 15/-. Such Bargains have never before been offered. It’s really a case of GIVEN AWAY. All One Price Fancy 15/-T Why, the trimmings' oh most of the- models cost many times 15/-. Still, we can't keep them. We want the room. So .15/- it must he. Models and Ready-to-Wears I This season's smartest Hats. Gorgeous I Alluring headgear to be sold at 15/- each. Brown, Ewings of Princes Street

You eat one —and it tempts you to another —and another. And you tell yourself you’re like a big child to eat sweets this way—but you don’t stop. There’s an alluring fascination about Aulsebrook’s Sunshine Bon Bons, See. the handy attractive jars up above ? One of them is for those kiddies of yours. Pure sweets with a variety of soft centres. So that you shan’t forget the name, we have written it big and black —

An Assured CURE far WINTER COUCHS , COLDS and SORE THROATS rHIS Popular Remedy possesses unusual Efficacy in Relieving these Ailments. It Loosens the Phlegm, eases the hard, hacking Cough, Soothes the Inflamed and Irritated Bronchial Passages thus —with the least Possible delay, giving wel~ 1 \£t come r^e f an d an ultimate Jl/O Cure. Owing to the pleas* Pen bottle ant taste children take At all Chemist* tt gtCUily < and Store*.

OTAGO WITNESS. Largest Gauntry ,* Circulation of any weekly in the Do- >: minion. Pound in every farmhouse ini ;> Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rqral * districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for % Advertising anything of interest to country | readers. ’ ’ f TAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS' ? JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.— I Job Printing of every description done with | Despatch, and at the lowest current rotes. •

fI’.HE Piret Utility of end regular •L Advertising consists in this: There is et all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to bo swayed and drawn towards any particular place whiob Indifferent to ail, they yield without hesit ja oameetly brought under their notice tion to tbs first who uka.