Page 5 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 22009, 8 May 1933, Page 5

RADIO FREE The Radion “All Wave” model selling at 23 guineas combines the best io 118 ordinary radio with perfected and sim- ffilY)|| plificd short wave. There is no othef Lf combination model marketed within ¥|! Ml (ag p, 40% of the price. No other make at M lj| ! ». <Bl/ I & 23 guineas will give you such tone ii|i L tvl and distance on long wave. The I|' ||| IIIETWi additional short wave that brings in |!''i !l ImS all the world, Moscow, Rome, H L|j England, Paris and a host of others, fflßj F ' is an extra feature FREE. Three models, all with the beautiful cabinet as illustrated: “All Wave” Model—all world reception. AJ « Australasian ” model — Syf <• Pacific” model America,! "V Australia and New Zealand | “Ytns. ‘tactile nl ° ae * 7“;;* ,1 I / gns. A& B Stations receiving Japan, Australia, New Zealand (America in suitable localities), receiving set. Above prices packed free on rail or boat and include sales ‘“’• J'" 9 ’J«ms arranged. Phone our nearest branch for FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. RADION T/ffi ONE PROFIT RADIO TODD MOTORS LTD. • Auckland - Wellington - Christchurch - Dunedin - Timaru - Invercargill - Wanganui Just arrived aS “BOUBLEBES” Huge purchase of clearing > lines secured in Christchurch, ■ Wellington and Auckland at BABGAIW PRICES 21/Men’s Waterproof Coats; 10/6 —Boys Overcoats, for Small | Fawn shade, with Belt. Worth Boys; Dark. Tweed. | 30/-. Bargain Cash Price 21/- Bargam Cash Price 10/6 13/6—Navy Serge Trousers; all 42/ —Men’s Navy Overcoats; a sizes, in fine serge. Worth 22/6. 75/- quality Navy Nap Prince Bargain Cash Price 13/6 Coat. Bargain Cash Pnce 42/2/11—Twist Shirts, in all sizes, 14 1/11—Boys’ Shirts; Tennis style, to 17A. Usual 3/11 quality. light stripes or Grey; Canoe in Bargain Cash Price 2/11 Grey; sizes 3 to 10. 5/9—“Stifel 4 Boot” Shirts; Brown Bargain Cash Price 1/11 Drill. Usually 7/11. . H/g—Navy Trousers, in all Men’s I Bargain Cash Price 5/9 sizes, Navy, Vicuna, 17/6 qual- I 55/ —Navy Serge Suits; fine Navy jt y . Bargam Cash Price 11/6 I Serge, dye guaranteed.. Worth 13/6 _ Boys Overcoats; sizes Ito 5; ‘ Ba^ ga r Cas c h Pnce Brown shade Tweed. 2/6—Men s Neglige Shirts; light Bargain Cash Price 13/6 3/lli-Men’s Pyjamas; a good strong ” Bt »™ shade ' Flannelette; m all sizes. 7/11 B al P in Pr ; cc 5/9 Bargain Cash Price 3/11 , Bargan nces/ ’ 19/11—Bovs Suits; Grey or Brown 12/6-Roslyn Wool Shirts; best fine Tweed, Sac and Shorts; quality, dark shades, all wool sizes 5 to 12 Work Shirts; 15/6 quality. Bargain Cash Price 19/11 Bargain Cash Price 12/6 AT THE HUB OF SOUTHLAND Sincerity Suit Headquarters BRASS BROS. LTD. Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters i DEE STREET (opposite P. 0.) INVERCARGILL ; . ■■ -—TT» 1 “It was a 8 I friend who put | | me wise . . I <7. J husband became increasingly irritable ... at Hi] 77 1 j_V£ first I put it down to the ‘depression’ .. . but K] Ms it became very wearying to find that almost Li/j i “ j every little thing I did seemed to get on his nerves. Then Ml J ' a doctor friend put me wise. One day he unexpectedly jas ‘T-j asked me what sort of tea we drank, and I had to admit rafl '■ ■■ . j that we were trying to economise on tea. ' A big mistake,’ Kg '►’“•l he said. ‘Medical investigation has proved that while M| | “fine” tea is decidedly healthful, the same cannot be said j® i'i;l of “cheap” tea. In my home,’ he said, ‘we always drink HI jji’.l “Amber Tips” .. . not only because it is most healthful, mMb , | but because it is the most economical. You don’t want to fe| i-7 i let the price per pound blind you to real value . . . it’s the i d number of cups that each pound makes that makes a tea !7 I “dear” or “cheap.” You buy “Amber Tips” and see how fc j much less you need use. It may cost a little more per ?;] pound, but it will cost you far leas per week.’ I J “I followed his advice and changed back to ‘Amber Tips,’ i IJ iU : J and I must confess that both our tempers improved, and, |ii|H wonder of wonders, I find that with ‘ Amber Tips ’ the cost Ji of tea per week is decidedly less than it was before.” 77!

Makes 20!bs of Soap I 9/_ You can save 10/yoaii# s/ on every 201bs- of g soap that you use. A 2/- pacKt; E of ‘SOAPSAVE’, added to 51bs Fat | and 1 gal. Water, makes approxi- ra mately 201bs of first-class and M faintly perfumed Household Soap, m Order from $0 VBS I 0/- S your grocer. ' E| ‘SOAPSAVE’ I Manufactured by A. Murdoch & Co., Dunedin. M \ MOTOR CYCLISTS—Inspect our stocks of used Motor Cycles, all late models and thoroughly overhauled. A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street ECZEMA— Successfully treated by special methods; dietetic information; consultation free on all skin troubles.—Klexema, Newburgh’s Buildtags. Phone 1319.