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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19663, 24 August 1935, Page 22 (Supplement)

WOLFE'S "gj “As good for Women as fo for 99 Men WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS GENUINELY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED IN HOLLAND W.5.58.12.N.Z.

arc quite different from our idea of ° •sandwich, as you are expected to eat them with knife and fork. Serve them • for tea and they are hound to he popular. j Chicken, ham, crayfish, oyster, mushrooms, etc., may he prepared as for a'creamed dish, only with less of the sauce and more of the principal ingredient. Serve hot (between slices of hot buttered toast, garnish with pickle, plives, or celery.

L"—'' iss to xo«; s!&# '>*sf. ?i.ii » w ym. ftt wyjj Jean, this tea, is to© good to he true.' <3T f y V Grown and blended on the island of Ceylon that’s how Lipton’s Tea gets its marvellous flavour. Packed in air-tight cases and sent straight to New Zealand that’s how it keeps it. There’s not a moment’s unnecessary delay—not a chance of losing freshness. It’s the most delicious tea you have ever tasted! MPTOnft TEA IF You can get lit from your grocer . . . it’s UPTON’S V r the World’s Vavourite 111 SX.IO.IQNS

YOUR WrSEST CHOICE FOR WASH OR WEAR in Cotton! Soft velvety fit-without-a-wrinkle undies; cunning slips and nighties; trim pyjamas; in Canterbury’s famous Cotton Interlock. These are garments ideal for kiddies and daily change women. The Cotton is finest Egyptian, hardwearing, easy to wash, quick to dry, always retaining its first infinite softness. The special Canterbury Locknit weave is full of stretch and spring that means shape held perfectly in face of endless wear, endless launderings. And allied to all this style and practicability are the most modestly low prices. Ask for Canterbury; the nicest Cotton Interlock money can buy. Vests high or low-cut, for day and evening. Bloomers , nighties, pyjamas for women and children. to* ,x i i m$ Lane, Walker, Rudkin. Limited, Christchurch and Ashburton. FINE EGYPTIAN FITTING