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MONO* m i “Sure to Rise” Sure to Please! __ Edmonds Baking Powder |f is. sure to please always, | for it is always the same! = Take particular care that you get Edmonds itcontains finest grape cream of tartar, whereas in many j other brands cream of tartar ; substitutes are used. Edmonds “Sure to Rise* : brand is 10Q£ pure. It costs \ a few pence more, but you get more — more in : quality and more in quantity— the large tin con- | tf»M Hi ounces. | Your grocer stocks it. Try it next cooking day. £ You will be delighted how light it makes cakes, scones, pastry, buns and puddings. $ Also drop a post- % card to Edmonds % Baking Powder % Works, Christchurch, for our m. free Cook, cry Book. w ft 11., >JS £1 RJ .TT? P

SPRING i SUMMER l ! Charming Seiectinn of Spring & Summer Goods HAVE been opened up, and are on show at Mrs J. Lloyd’s. These comprise the latest in Millinery, Plain and Floral Voiles, Prints. Crepes, Fugi and Tussore Silks, Mercis Cloths, oilk and Tiffany Blouses, Seagrass Mats, Hearthrugs and Squares, &c, &c. CALL & INSPECT. Mrs J. LLOYD, Revell Street, Hokitiks.

Automobile Accessories CALL in and see our new line of Automobile Accessories. Look ’round —ask questions. We are headquarters for whatever your car needs including “Plume” Benzine —the spirit that drives your car furthest and fastest. s>rive up and get acquainted with ROBINSON & SONS, MOTOR CARA’CE, WELD ST., HOKITIKA; ’Phone 122 US.

>£HA uj £» ItLaaff mm \ \\\ \Vv\ »v. ';■ V *>£ S5R5v g||/ yw w II m/® 3?<i m mm ll? !(ii;l«i limit. iVi-r) <4 ll ;§•&* r A healthy baby always enjoys a bath, and Rexona Soap makes your child a healthy baby. It keeps his skin fresh and sweet, his scalp so clean and wholesome, Any irritation of the skin which keeps baby awake, or makes him cross and peevish, Rexona Soap will quickly soothe. A refreshing bath with Rexona Soap, and gentle anointing with Rexona will cool his skin, and take away all discomforts, so that baby and mother will sleep quietly. The pure, sweet emollients used in Rexona Soap are suited to baby’s delicate skin, and keeps it in the best condition. Rexona babies are contented babies, because they feel well cared for and comfortable. Get a tablet of Roxon*. Soap from your chemM or grocer. You are sure to like it. THE REXONA HABIT A habit formed is hard to break. Bad habits are easily for&odt but good habits can bo attained almost as easily. The Rexona habit results in health and beauty, and once formed, will never be broken. There are two Rexona habits—that of using Rexona Ointment to heal all injuries to the skin, and the Rexona Soap habit, which consists of keeping oneself clean and pure with a delicately-scented and medicated soap. Rexona Ointment and Rexona Soap mean skin health and beauty, comfort to the user, and immunity from disease. So form the Rexona habit. Start with a cako of Rexona Soap and a 1/6 pot of Ointment. Soon you will be glad to know that Rexona Soap is put ■p in dainty boxes containing three cakes each that Rexona Ointmont is also sold in largersize, triangular pots, containing nearly four times the quantity of $ the 1/G size, which are sold at 3/- each. MBammmamammm ILL Z SKI CIAL 1 • JUFRtSMIHC SOOTHING ** autisiptic soap. MtOlCAigEffOU THE SAME PRINCIPLE JfSpSttMous Rexona ointment

A. LITTLE, tfOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND IMPORTER. REVELL STREET • HOKITIKA INVITES the public to come and Inspect hl*> large and raried stock M— r HIGH-GRADE dOOTS AND SHOES) »iKST CLASS WORKMANSHIP 1 AND BEST OF MATERIA! REPAIRS / SPECIALITY. A. LITTLE, j

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Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1918, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1918, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Hokitika Guardian, 1 November 1918, Page 4

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