Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 22488, 24 January 1935, Page 11

Clements Tonic Brings Ease to Sufferer from pg agonies of ©“ I have taken Cements Tonic on and /j?X. <■ off for many years and J®.; '• ■ have found it very bene* |ig| ficial at all times, having W ® just taken five bottles for Neuritis and have f derived' great benefit \ ‘ from taking it, as it , / gives you some rest at night when the pain is so bad. I find Clements ' XjOsX so good for this, and it is not harmful in any way.” (Miss) F. H. (Original letter on file for inspection.) © Here is a message of vital importance ®EH» to every sufferer from neuritis. Clements |TW Tonic will certainly bring quick relief. Sold by all Chemists and Stores. CLEMENTS Ji TONIC Ha "Gives you Nerves of Steel" |§~gl^ aEiBa8 * s.itt m-j--"2";■•• x ;t, vrc■ FASHION GARMENTS by BRUCE JnHW STYLE wHSSE> ) IN EVERT ((&& 1} stitch feMSKi Tn a range of varied and VfiSSlw-C * delightful colourings in' the latest designs. , The JMK© fashion touch in their malo> * n & B*™ eac h E arment character and individuality CLIP THIS f||C advertisement JU POST, with 6d and year name and address to the Bruce Mills, Milton and wet a WONWwHsKSSer DER ATLAS worth five times as much 1 II /?«=? l) "Whilst several thousands of the Wonder 1 A/A'tk // Atlases are to be distributed under the con- ' v3ata*Z>7 dltlons of this offer, the supply is not unfa limited, and to avoid disappointment early application is advised." immm mow — COMING” TO STARTLE THE WHOLE OF SOUTHLAND " “DOUBLEBEE” WHOLESALE REDUCTION SALE! £5OOO CASH WANTED AT ONCE £25,000 STOCK TO BE DRASTICALLY REDUCED Z\ BRASS BROS. Ltd. Kk Oj yr Metis and Boyti Outfitters DEE STREET (opp. P. 0.) INVERCARGILL The Best Picnic Policy See Free Railways Booklet Whatever may be the desire of picnickers—the folk of offices,' factories, shops, or schools —their railways enable them to fulfil their wishes comfortably, safely, happily, cheaply. Within a day’s picnicking distance from cities and towns there are refreshing places served by train-—an exhilarating run out, and a restful return after the various exercises, mild or strenuous. The train cuts the worry out of picnicking. The Railway Department will be pleased to give any possible help to Picnic Committees. If desired a reoresentative of the Department will attend meetings and give assistance in organizing excursions. A free booklet gives details of cheap fares and picnic grounds. 1 . Expert Co-operation ©£ Bailways