Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 18934, 22 September 1920, Page 7

Carry it in your pocket. “NAZOL” profrets from colds, coughs and sore throate. Penetrating, pleasant, safe and convenient 1/(5 buys <io coses.

"YOUR figure will appear its best, and you will experience a feeling of comfortable support when you wear { Rasf‘~ ( hvo^ There are styles to fit all figures to perfection, and a Warner Corset will give satisfaction long after an ordinary corset would have gone to pieces. Obtainable in back or front lacing. Guaranteed not to rust, break or tear. HOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR NEW ZEALAND, Mff: jfj Svts (1/ ‘/i&P'iS aiaffiaytaßngJLgrr-^-ROSS & GLE-NDINING,

From a Squatter’s Diary I 5, n wW IS jry *? vy^i vA m m MS a- /» s yj. I IVWm 'M *<fife Brands easily distinguished "Tl /T L'STLRIN’G well under way. Flocks seem in excellent condition, yj Brands showing up splendidly —making muster easier. ‘Haphaz- *• ’■* ard’ and ‘Looseway’ men having difficulty in distinguishing their sheep. Brands faded, washed-out, etc. Must fight it out .between themselves, Knew they’re not our sheep, anyway. Can’t help wondering why they don’t both use VACMARK ?? Sheep Branding Fluid “Defies all bat the scaur" There in no fear of Vacmark brands fading before next shear. Only the highest grade pigments —red, blue, or black—are used. No tar or tar-oil enters into its composition, so it does not clog the wool fibres and washes out easily in the scour. Vacmark is antiseptic, and when applied to cuts stops the bleeding quickly and soon heals the wound. Sold by all Storekeepers in J, 1, and 4 gallon tins, and in 5 gallon drums. Ask for Vacmark. Made in Australia Vacuum Oil Company Proprietary Limited Throughout the Commonwealth and New Zealand * wauwffi;/; n-jasaiSgßß Vac. 3 j,r ; A;

I he Summer Sun shows up those Shiny Places in Your Last Years Suit. c There's many a man intended to make that old suit do another season because he thought a new suit meant a deep down dig in his pocket. <L The D.I C. clothing buyer bought these Ready for .Service Suits in England, they are made of English Suitings—the kind that keep the trouser crease and don’t bag—and are cut and tailored by expert English tailors. The coat has a soft roll collar, three button front and an outside breast pocket as well as the usual pockets, the trousers have permanent turn ups with hip and side pockets. The linings and furnishings are the very best. Price, £6 12/6 in Clerical Grey, Medium Grey, and Mid Brown Mixture of English Tweeds. Price. £8 5/- in Mid and Dark Gre v Em^'sh ' Worsteds. .'Send your chest and waist measurement also length of leg inside measure; there is a suit to tit vou. D. LC- Dunedin