MISCELLANEOUS /WOLINH IS BEST and Egg Preservative tin Firmly ref list; .substitutes. cheapest market. T)OPLIN Pyjamas, in the latest patterns and colorings, wonderful value, usually 18/C; now only 12/6. At Common Shelton’s PHYLLIS, you'll be pleased to dance with me to-night, I’ve used Corn’s “13”; 1/9. —Corn the Chemist Ltd. T)SORIASIS, Eczema, Acne, Seborrhoea; all skin and scalp ailments successfully treated. —Klexema Skin Rooms, Town ley’s Buildings. PREMATURELY grey hair! Use Rachel llair Tonic, which revitalises hair roots and restores original color; 3/C. —Corn The Chemist Ltd. f)RO TEEN A, 41b bag 1/9, all stores. UtOTEENA —Nature's greatest food. pROTEENA for breakfast and cook- -*• ing. T> ROTI3ENA does not overheat the system RAZOR Blades, lit Gillette, per packet 9d, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, 2/-, 2/6, at H. George, Hairdresser and Tobacconist. opposite Potties'. T>ACHEL Vanishing Cream protects and nourishes your skin and ensures a line even texture; 1/6 jar.— Corn The Chemist Ltd. Y>ACHEL Vanishing Cream prevents nose-to-mouth lines and frowns; delicately perfumed; 1/6 jar.—From Corn The Chemist Ltd. SUMMERTIME Fare.—The best Cooked Meats and Small Goods only at Hampton’s Ltd., Piione 271. 248 QUAKES sometimes cause chimneys to be dangerous if they catch fire. Have yours swept by Hodgson, of the Vacuum Cleaning Co., Phone 722. QHAVING Sticks—Premier Vinolia, 6d; Royal Vinolia, 1/-; Emolient, 9d, 3 for 2/-; Dubios, 9d; Eonia, 1/3; Colgate’s, 1/6; Yardley’s, 1/6; Shavallo Shaving Cream, 1/6. —At .H. George, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Albion Buildings. QLEEP disturbed by troubled dreams? Remove the cause by talcing Harvey’s Mineral Tonic; 3/6 month's supply.—Corn The Chemist Ltd., and other Chemists. QCALP Troubles. —Electrical massage to scalp improves health and lustre of hair.—Klexema Skin Rooms, Townley's Buildings. JYDAL Emollient has been used for ' over 43 years as a skin soother, 'oautifter and healer; 1/-, 2/-, 7/6 jar. QYDAL Emollient keeps the hands soft and free from cracks, chaps and roughness: ]/-, 2/-, 7/6. Racquets Repaired and Restrung, this season’s gut, guaranteed workmanship; charges moderate. —J. Thomson and Son, Saddlers, Peel Street. pHEY’RE new, different, distinctive. Poplin Pyjamas for men, usually 18/6, now only 12/6.—At Common Shelton’s. r FARTAR, tobacco stains and other -*• discolorations removed from teeth with Dentaperl; 1/- and 2/6 bottle. —11. A. Armstrong, Chemist. rPEETH dull and lustreless? Use I-o-dent Tootli Paste, which makes them pearly-white; 1/6 tube. — All Chemists. 'our head—Use Corn’s “13” ush your feet; 1/9. —From > Chemist Ltd. TO LET T O LET. —Furnished Rooms. —Apply 2 Derby Street. 265 fT'O LET. —Salisbury Road, 5-roomed -*• House; cheap rent good tenant. — 157 Grey Street. 291 T ’'O LET.—No. 475 Gladstone Road, 7 Rooms. —Apply Clirisp and Chrisp. 132 LET. —Self-contained Flat at “ Gleneagles, Grey Street; every mvenience; moderate rental. —Phone >2IM. rpo LET.—Modern 2-storeyed Bungalow, motor garage, Gladstone Road; rent £l/10/- per week.—Apply Bull and Cruwshuw, Peel Street. f 0 LET.—C-roomed House, 41 Carnarvon Street, all conveniences; nt 30/- per week—Apply Ball and •awshaw, Peel Street. <0 LET.—4-roomed Bungalow, just renovated, 207 Crawford Road; nt 22/C per week.—Apply Ball and awshaw, Peel Street. IQ LET.—Modern Bungalow, Chalmers Road; rent £1 per week.— riply Ball and Crawshaw, Peel Street. IQ LET. —5-roomed Bungalow, 34 • King Street, usual conveniences; nt 24/- per week.—Apply Ball and rawshaw, Peel Street. 10 LET.—S-roomed House, 257 Clif- ■ ford Street, usual conveniences; nt 22/6 per week. —Apply Ball and rawshaw, Peel Street. WANTED TO RENT ADY requires 2 or 3 Unfurnished Rooms, with use of conveniences. Write No. 16, Herald. 275 WANTED TO EXCHANGE [/ANTED to Exchange.—New * lars and Harness, tradlnf Colading in aond-hand Harness as part payment, ieral allowances made. —Geo. Smith, ddler, opp. Salvation Army Bareks WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY. SMALL BENCH LATHE. Apply—--270 II.S. MOTORS. BEST Prices.—Superior Cast-off Clothing; will call. —Elite Wardrobc, 64 Bowo Street. 254 WANTED.— 2 pairs Highland Dancing Shoes, Sin or 9in. —Apply Paris House Wardrobe, Peel Street. 288 r ANTED to Buy—Used Magazines and Paper-back Novels, good dition.—Regent Book Exchange, t Pictures. 233 WANTED to Buy.—so pairs Ladies', ' ’ Gentlemen's and Children’s Used Shoes; also Fancy Dress Costumes. — Paris House, Peel Street, Phone 303. WANTED to Buy.—Left-off Clothing ladies’, gentlemen’s, or children's), must bo in good order; highest prices given.—Paris House, 32 Peel Street, opp, British Empire Hotel,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 1
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