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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1722, 7 June 1917, Page 4

A USEFUL LASTING PRESENT ; FOR A LADY ! ; WOULD be a Solid Silver I Purse. They’re very fashionable, and these we are showing, besides being handsome and good, are so strong as to Jbe almost impossible to break, SOLID SILVER PURSES, 25/- to 55/-. SILVER CHAIN BAGS, 55/- to £8 10/-. SILVER-PLATED PURSES, 17/6 each. NOW 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. sj&dir) hi ! j© dm « jpup sno tooß aso.pg[ m m o’ % $ / I r l .-' sSSS WHAT HAPPENSI When a Suffragette Becomes a SuraturetteP She becomes a pet. Happy is the Curate, Happy is her Dad, Happy is her Brother, Happy--sure!—and glad Is her sainted Mother I 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 Won’t vex Mr. Churchill. 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. If they seek to sell you Other Tea, just jeer" it! There is none so fine, Never was one purer, Than this Tea divine— PEERLESS SURATURAI AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OF DISTINCT MEDICINAL BENEFIT