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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18332, 26 February 1934, Page 1

PERSONAL •‘WHEREFORE do ye spend your ’’ money l'or that which is not bread, and your labor for that which satisrteth not?” —Isaiah Gf>, 2. “For He (Christ) satislieth the longing soul and fllleth the hungry soul with goodness,” —Psalm 107, 9. Handwriting and birth DATE reveal Character and Talents; 1/-. —Madam Valesco, 29 Cowper Street, Devonport, Auckland. EDUCATIONAL MBULANCE.—•First-aid Classes commencing first week in March. Ladies’, Friday evenings; Men’s, Tuesday evenings, 7.30; Junior Girls, Friday, 3.30 p.m., Masonic Hall, Childers Road. _ 699 ~ furniture riiRY us for Repairs about your home, Furniture, etc.; satisfaction is our goal.—C. S. Bullock, Phone 1207. _ 713_ OAK Wardrobe, Oak Chest, large mirrors; £B/10/- the two.—-At Reg. Humphreys. Phone 1555. 7 C LOTH IN G GREAT ~~ Sale Now On.—Men’s Blazers 26/6; Felt Hats 6/11. — Tom Robertson, for Keen Value. H UGE Jobbing-out Sale now on at Ben Dudfield’s; oddments in Suits and Mercery below cost prices, UGE Jobbing-out Sale.—Oddments in Meat’s Suits, Trousers, Overcoats and Mercery at throwout prices. —Ben Dudfield, Peel Street. FRUIT—VEGETABLES APPLES, Pears, and Quinces; Id lb. —653 Aberdeen Road. 797 UINCES ~and Pears, 2d per lb., or 5/- per case.—Morgan’s Orchard, Phone 1361, ___ 78£ WE handle fresh stocks of Island and Local Fruit and Vegetables, competitive prices; delivery free. —K. MacDonald. Phone 1728. BON Chretien Pears for Bottling, 121bs for 2/6, 481bs for 8/-. —At Gisborne Fruit Exchange, Phone 310. nRAVENSTEIN Apples, Gibs 1/-; Tomatoes, 61bs 1/-; Cooking Apples. 71bs 1/-; Quinces, Gibs 1/-. At Gisborne Fruit Exchange, 34 Peel Street. FOR SALE.—Clean, fresh-picked Fruit and Vegetables, Home-made Cakes, Thick Cream, Ices and Drinks. —At Haiti's Brightest Corner, Phone 1448, FLOWERS, BULBS, ETC. on non SEEDLINGS ready—lceland 5 Poppies, Nemesia, Stocks, etc.; plant now for winter flowers. — C. Berridge, Haiti Nursery. 799 A NEMONES and Ranunculus, prize large bulbs, choice mixed doubles, 1/- dozen, 6/- 100, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. ANEMONES! Ranunculi! Magnificent large flowering exhibition variety; large 5/-, medium 3/- 100.— Dryburgh Nurseries, Rocklands Avenue, Mt Edem_ r A TTRACTIVE ilyacinthif, large bulbs, crimsons, pinks, blues, yellows, lavender, white; 9d each, 8/dozen.—Grifllths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. AROMATIC Freeslas, 9d dozen; Trumpet Daffodils, 1/- dozen; Iris Tingitana Blue, 1/6 dozen; Tritonia and Ixias, 1/- dozen.—Griffiths’ NurEden, Auckland. BEAUTIFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants, large plump bulbs, usually 7/6 dozen; 4/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. AITI Nursery.—Anemone and Ranunculus Bulbs, our famous strain, 8d per dozen, 4/- per 100; Claremont, special strain, 1/- per dozen, 6/- per 100, post free for cash. —C. Berridge. “MISCELLANEOUS Gum ARABIC, in large or small quantities, for sale at Herald Jobbing Department. HOT, perspiring feet cooled and soothed with Corn’s “13” Foot Powder; 1/6. —From Corn the Chemist JMtL Linen-marking outfit (Rubber stamp Qf your name), pad. brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot. 3/6; postage 3d extra.—At the Herald Office. i/fltS. CRANNEY’S Scalp, Hair and HA Skin Treatments are known to give the best results; Electrical Massage, Shampooing, Cutting, Singeing —Redstone's Buildings, Lowe Street. TVriLK DOCKETS and Milk Record •L'A Books, ready printed, at Herald Jobhing Department. PAINFUL Callouses swiftly removed with Corn’s "13," unlucky for corns.—Corn the Chemist Ltd, PSORIASIS, Eczema, Acne, Seborrhoea; all skin and scalp ailments successfully treated. —Klexema Skin Rooms, Towniey's Buildings. T>ALPH’S RELIABLE REMEDIES and Whirling Syringes.—Write to Department "A," Ralph Sanft, Australasian Agent, 201 Symonds Street, Auckland. C. 3. t EDUCE weight without exercising or strict dieting; Naturettes sold on money-back guarantee; 17 days’ treatment 7/6.—lvan D. Bramwell, Chemist. SPRINKLE Corn’s "13” Foot Powder in your socks every morning and have comfort all day; 1/6.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. SPEND 1/9 for ease and comfort— Corn’s “13” supplies both.—Post free from Corn the Chemist Ltd. S~TUDENTS of Fern’s Course always earn more money; free prospectus. —J. W. Webb, 613 Dllworth Building, Auckland. 387 QERVICE behind newspaper adver- ° Using builds steadily Increasing business. Advertising draws people to the shop, but bad service drives them away. Before a retailer commences advertising he must ensure that his stocks are right and that his service is up to top pitch, otherwise he will not get full benefit from advertising. rpwo feet of comfort will give you miles of happiness; use Corn’s ”13." 1 /9.—Corn the Chemist Ltd. __ rpENNIH Racquets Restrung and Repaired with high grade materials, at lowest prices.—J. Thomson ASs Son, Saddlers. Peel Street. r p.B. suffci’crs amazed at new strength, energy and color brought to light by Morlife Tablets. —A, W. J. Mann. Chemist. „ TITHY remain grey-lmired? Use ** Rachel Tonic and your hair regains its original color; 3/6. —All Chernists. _ _____ excessive weight lost safely after course of Naturettes Reducing Treatment.—lvan D. Bramwell, Chemist.