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Hokitika Guardian, 1 December 1924, Page 2

mother wisdom. Mother wisdom knows that the little one could not croon that baby souk ot happiness unless she was clean, cool and comfortable in every fibre_ of her little bodv. Look at the bonnie limbs, feel the firm flesh, touch the velvet cheeks. Can’t you guess? She’s a Rexona bahv, of course. Kacli day her mother bathes her little treasure with pure Rexona Soap, the ‘‘baby’s ottn Soap, that kills disease {terms and keeps the tender skin clear and healthy. She keeps colds, rashes, chafiiut. and other babv ills far from her. She is the liest thins she has, and the best of soaps is only just eood enough for her. That is why she is a Rexona Baby. SEE? Obtainable everywhere.

The winner of the art needlework, table cloth raffle arranged by Airs Simpson, was Xo 235, held by Mrs AlcXnb, Ross. The drawing took place on Saturday evening.

At the Magistrate’s Court this morning before Mr A. E. Benjamin, J.P., a man found hopelessly drunk at the railway station oil Saturday night was convicted and lined os. A young man on a charge of failure to pay a maintenance order came up on warrant and was remanded for eight days to enable the Magistrate to deal with the charge. Nothing like being in a position to liny direct from the source of supply. McKay’s have just landed from the factory a line of Men's Felt llats. Xewost shapes. The usual price is 12s fid but AlcKuv’s direct buying enables them to sell at 8s fid.—Advt.

The death took place at the Grevmouth Hospital yesterday from blood poisoning of Mr Win Costello, a wellknown tinsmith and plumber at the age of 19 years. He leaves a widow and family of nine—three sons and six daughters. Of the sons are Messrs Frank and Allan Costello, now resident in Sydney (both of whom are married) and of the daughters are Mrs AValsh (of Westport) and Aliss D. Costello (of Sydney).

Do you know that you can now buy (! foot floorcloth at os fid a yard. AlcKay’s have brought down the price to that figure. You can cover a 12 by 9 foot room for 33s or a 12 by 12 loot room for IBs. .McKay’s have reduced the prices of (I foot floorcloths, 8s fid to os fid: fi foot linoleums 3rd quality 9s 9d tu 7s lid: 2nd quality Us fid to 9s 3d. They have also reduced the prices of 9 foot and 12 foot iloorcloths and linoleums by from 3s to 4s a yard. Being direct dealers with the linoleum makers, .McKay and Son are enabled to buy at bedrock prices and thus save the middleman’s profits usually passed on to the people.—Advt.

One hundred men’s and youth’s Xmas suits, all sizes, latest shades, lit and style guaranteed. Pi ices 65s to 110 s., at AV. li. Stopforth’s.—Advt.