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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1721, 5 June 1917, Page 4

A USEFUL LASTING PRESENT : FOR A LADY ! : WOULD- be a Solid Silver Purse. They’re very fashionable, and these we are showing, besides being handsome and good, are so strong as to be almost impossible to break. SOLID SILVER PURSES, 25/- to 55/-. SILVER CHAIX BAGS, 55/- to £8 !0/-. SI LVE R - PLATED PURSES, 17/6 each. XOW that the gift problem is solved, you should step, right along and we’ll gladly show you some line examples. Come, sir! O’CONNOR ■& * TYDEMAN, Jewellers - Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold. Van Houten*s Cocoa i So Much in Such a little Space STRENGTH, PURITY DIGESTIBILITY AND DELICIOUS FLAVOUR BEST * GOES FARTHEST. V/MAT HAPPENS! 8 when a Suffragette 9 Becomes a Suraturettef She becomes a pet. Happy is the Curate, Happy is her Dad, Happy is her Brother, Happy—-sure!—and glad Is her sainted Mother! Suratura Tea, you see, Softens all asperity 1 Sweet beneath a tree Such a Maid to bask with— Suratura, she Won't hurt Mr. Asquith. Neither rod nor birch ’ll Chasten such a lady. Suratura’d, Sadie 8 Won’t vex Mr. Churchill. I If you’d sweeten quite Your harsh disposition, Suratura’s might Proves the best Physician. Don’t you let ’em tell you | Other Teas come near it. 8 If they seek to sell you 8 Other Tea, just jeer it! | There is none so fine, I Never was one purer, | Than this Tea divine— | 8 PEERLESS SURATURA! j „ - AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OF DISTINCT MEDICINAL BENEFIT