Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16829, 26 May 1919, Page 11

mm mm^^ at the CHRISTCHURGH. Fabric for Evening Wear I™££s? L AND One of the most, attractive Fabrics"for Evening wear that we have handled is this range of Cotton Ninons on view ;in one of the D.I.C._ Cashel Street Windows. ' ' ■ It is a plain coloured Fabric, in almost every shade you can mention—washes well, is double width, and low in price. " ". •" ,\ r It is selling tiriskly, because of its effectiveness ' and the scarcity of low-priced materials';' /" .■/.,.-J/* ->, -/, *- - . 'I " - Patterns are'ready for the Post,'and-will "be mailed to you-on request.-'' >--•- „.. -.,-;,_ v Fill in this Coupon if you are interested, arfd- ." post at once.' - * ■ Manager D.I.C„ Christchurch. • ■ ■ ■ - ~ -~-'~, Please post me, iqfthout obligation to purchase, a sample set of Cotton Ninons I saw advertised in the " Lyttelton, Times." ... ■-

Better Than Linoleum UK BY-THE-YARB-"Congoleum" is resembled by Linoleum, but it 4s more durable, sanitary, satisfactory—and costs less. Requires no fastening. Beautiful Designs. Two Yards Wide. . ... . Stocks Arrive in August. , Wait! .---,.; The Congoleum Company THE DALGETY BUILDING, FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON Write for beautiful free "Pattern Chart and names of Congoleum Service Stores. ■- The Smart Set's' Choice i« m m m 2WI MM mi a wGcm The multitude will have no other h MI If* (T* 17 '^ li UIj.Ij,JL A Great Woman Iron Jelloids. fHE Dake of Argyll (Bth Duke) after meeting Elizabeth Fry, said of her : " She was the only -^■ f T"ifl'iiß'!i-iv really i>ery great human being I have ever met with whom it was impossible to be disappointed." ELIZABETH FRY. ne was m tne fullest sense a majestic woman. It U/as impossible not to feel some awe before her as before some superior being. I understood in a moment the story of the prisons." A tonic is needed now and again to maintain your Health by maintaining the number of your red corpuscles. These are the Army Service Corps of the body. Nothing will serve so well as Iron Jelloids. For ANAEMIA ( shown by breathlessness on slight exertion, pallor, depression and ': weakness) Doctors prescribe the well-known Iron Jelloids No. 2. — there is nothing better. For DEBILITY, WEAKNESS and NERVINESS, Men find The Ideal Tonic and Restorative in Iron Jelloids No. 2A. Mr.»J. R. PENNINGTON, Chemist. WORKSOP, writes:—" I always handle Iron Jelloidt "with" pleasure as my oustomers are invariably satisfied with the results." A FORTNIGHT'S TRIAL ( Price 1/9 ) WILL CONVINCE YOU. Reliable Tonic for Men Iron Jelloids No. 2A. For Anaemia in Men and Women Iron Jelloids No. 2. For Growing Children Iron Jelloids No. 1. Of all Chemists. A fortnight's treatment 1/9, large size -4/-.

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