Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 24592, 14 November 1941, Page 9

fl mßm || ■ V”. ’ . : 'J - ~ i With the “Sleep-well” Coiled-Spring, Air-Conditioned Mattress ar, d the new "Sleep-well” Bedspring you have the perfect | scientific combination for luxury sleep. The “Sleep-well” Mattress cushions your body so that every nerve and muscle is relaxed and rested. The newly-developed “Sleep-well” Bedspring, replacing © See how the mattress and with it the body of the ordinary wire mattress, forms a firm yet resilient base for the the sleeper, sags in the centre with the old- t O p mattress, eliminating centre sag and enabling you to sleep in fashioned Wire mattress. This prevents the over- anatomically-correct position, with correct support and lay mattress from giving the proper support to ' “ , , j -l the body for restful, healthful sleep. suspension for every part of your body and with the spine in its natural straight-line position. The new "Sleep-well” Bedspring will improve the comfort qualities of any |i J mattress, but the ideal partnership in luxury sleeping equipment is the "Sleep-well” Bedspring plus the “Sleep-well” Coiled-Spring, Air-Conditioned Mattress. See them today at your Furnisher’s or Draper’s. “Sleep-well” Mattresses are available in four grades, all sizes, and sold with a written , ~, _ j . guarantee. The "Sleep-well” Bedspring is obtainable in Standard model O Note how the ‘Sleep-well Bedspring gives a directly on to the bed ends, or Divanette model —a comfortable firm base for the overlay mattress, enabling its ' ~ , ' . . , u •u. scientific springing to cushion the sleeper’s body lounge by day that is quickly converted to a luxuriously cosy bed at night. correctly with the spine in a natural, straightline position. H i '* a J T i 1 Alli lill Wholesale Manufacturers: ARTHUR ELLIS & CO. LTD. Dunedin, Christchurch and Invercargill. . l -.iiwl 1 jj'ii'miHiMluj.!. l 11l 11 n ii I CLOSING TOMORROW _JnrywG zWM f / // ///////'*/ A / A /-7 h : 5 i V- fyCIU VYYYYYYYYI W/F £SMO AIT «B«©M | By License issued under Section 42 of "The Gaming i’ 1908?* I OBJECTS: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available for H H Suus » *27 ; / the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of q Internal Affairs. B CLOSES: 85th NOVEMBER, 1941 I DRAWN : 26th NOVEMBER, 194! I k Secretary: N. McARTHUR, Treasurer: B. L. HAMMOND, J L ? P.O. Box no, Wellington. P.O. Box no, Wellington. 5 l : i I J. F. DUNDAS, Box 286, Invercargill. Hj) J 1 t i ■) Please send me tickets in “MY LITTLE I Ylitb- I 3 FLUTTER" Art Union (Tickets, 2/6 each.) I enclose *Af Jj I i‘ Postal Note for £ : : , also stamped addressed envelope n ! ? for reply. (Postal Stamps not accepted in payment of tickets.) |J | KIIIA i J' j I I g NAME 1T — v @ w | (Mx.» Mrs. or Miss) Jl | CEsF |YIJ fl W fi ADDRESS , ?r”®A I 1 I I S J T I

INCLEMENT SPRING Spring, with its blossoms and birds and verdant pastures is a never-failing delight, but the frequent lapses into colder days and nights mean colds for the unwary. Sudden chills are easily caught, but fortunately colds are quickly cleared up with Baxters Lung Preserver. “Baxters” quickly soothes sore throats, acts like a charm on inflamed membranes, clears congestion and with its tonic action soon has you right in tune with spring again.—Advt.