Page 27 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23517, 4 June 1938, Page 27

Once a Singer owner— Singer owner a X /c X. m See the display of SINGER CARS at the Show, then arrange for a trial run, Vtteci wth ,gSS: las » CEpr R r AtJ Llc B ' S PEED s 1? g^^ e «nS«° ds ’- Ext * ' VIg E 48 . 111 EX. E *s*rr ° NG 7ft n- h track £?*»•’ “ VAI TVB vS& v s ssffiT-saa. ** S «oo n . "•**- x* *-«. Pr/n Saw, SINGER T* •' ■• “ OTAGO AGENTS: NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z. LTD. (Incorporated in England.) WATER STREET, DUNEDIN, Swirl Your toes will long to dance as soon as you see these delicious new Harris’ styles In Evening Footwear. There are all gold or all silver shoes or beautiful models of coloured Brocades with gold or sliver trims. You can make your choice from Continental, American, or English styles. If you can’t call in and select ydui shoes personally, mail your order. We pay postage one way and guarantee satisfaction. m ¥ Ikm r m m m into the Dance in a pair of HARRIS’ SHOES A Ladle s’ Black Crepe and Silver Sandal Bar Shoes, T strap. Open plaited vamp (as illustrated). Medium heel. Same in all sliver with medium or Spanish _ _ heel. All one gO'JL price— S J W B— An exceptionally smart Blue Velvet Court Shoe with Gabardine toe. Neat ribbon bow trimmed with silver (as Illustrated). Also In Brown Velvet with gilt trim. Spanish heels Wh C—A distinctive new Black Crepe Court Shoe. Round toe. Black and silver bow. With or without tab. Same In White Satin with white and silver bow (as illustrated) D—Ladles’ White Sandal Bar Shoes. T strap. White crepe strapping. Cuban heel. Clip fastener (as illustrated). Also in Black Velvet ■Jgf# with black crepe 13' (£5 15'6 E—The new “Toe-peeper" Evening Shoes. Exclusive designs In Court or Sandal Bars In White or Black Satin with gold or silver trims. Also till Gold or all Silver. Prices ranging from—2Vb W. HARRIS & SON LTD. FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS, SIX SHOPS, DUNEDIN.

• • • Hi ' a SO YOU Jeven wake up tired eh? that's an J/NVARIABLE SYMPTOM OF "N/GHT~ \sTARVATION". 'PERHAPS YOU DtDNT \REAUSE THAT YOUR BODY BURNS UP 1 jENERGY EVEN WHILE YOU SLEEP? IF THIS ISN'T REPLACED, OF COURSE, YOU WARE UP TIRED AND LISTLESS. MY ADVICE IS ■ TARE A CUP OF I HORUCK'S LAST^tz£\ V THING AT NIGHT. ' JIM - t HATE THE \ IDEA OF RUNNING OUR SHEEP SALES TO'DAY.\ I'M WASHED ourj hm | (£R~ HOW MUChK] | DID YOU SAY?J r LISTEN TO DOUG. HE'S AS DEAD AS I FROZEN MUTTON!, V /iLOOK AT DOUG NOW / LISTEN TO THOSE BIDS . ;33T>rr,TSS he's certainly SPARKED THEM UP ! LOOKS LIKE A RECORD SALE f m & WELL,THAT JUST ABOUT FINISHES ME ! 1 SLOWEST SALE IN YEARS. L,,,,. BUT I'M TOO TIRED 70 CARE ! / EVEN WARE Jy^AT SOUNDS yUP TIRED THESE DAVSJ tlluuv co m!NG Md FROM YOU, DOUG t YOU'D BETTER SEE A aEI m DOCTOR ! 8 ■ Is your Work becoming a “drag”? Do you find it hard to take an interest in things? Wake tired and just got through the day “somehow or other”? It’s more than likely that you’re suffering from “NightStarvation”. That means you are not replacing the energy your body uses up during sleep for breathing and other automatic actions. You wake still tired, and the whole day seems against you. Horlicks at bedtime and midday will restore this lost energy, and enable nature to catch up with repairs You’ll wake full of life ready for anything! Horlicks makes a delicious cold drink in summer but remember to use the Horlicks Mixer. Horlicks is priced ______ from 1/9. Economy size 2/11. The Hor- J • IA licks Mixer is 1/-. Local Agent* t The Brit. H. F. Ritchie & Co. Ltd., 104-108 Dixon Street, Wellington, C.l.