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1 mmßSm "HIS MASTER'S WOOLLENS " THE MOSGIEL WOOLLEN FACTORY CO. LTD. DUNEDIN. S ;: ■■.rji t* m Every woman loves to wear sparklirif diamonds, and our wide range of these beautiful gems in modern settings will appeal to all. Prices are most reasonable, so call and see our selection. Jeweller, 59 Princes Street (opp. Savoy).

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s • ■>&. + or fc> r& a* «9 <e* S <*> o*SS a« ii'i!.^ m m m m m M <m ffOltl We redeem the packet fresits for cash! Every 'Dad' packer front is worth money, and the more 'Dad' you use the more money you get. On the right we show you how much we give you for the pocket fronts. A minimum of 12 1/- sire or 24 sixpenny size will be redeemed, but you can send as many more as you wish. Each 66 size front counts as half a 1/- size. Remember, 12 one shilling or 24 sixpenny fronts is the smal'est parcel you may send. Start collecting now and send y6ur packet fronts together with 3d in stamps to cover cost of Postal Note and postage to: — E. 0. FARLEY LTD., Surrey Crescent, Grey Lyn«AUCKLAND. 'Dad' Tablets offer you the easiest washday you're ever hod. Simply toss a 'Dad' Tablet and a little soap into your copper, bring to the bail, and drop in your clothes. Boil for IS minutes, rinse, blue and hong out to dry —the whitest, softest wash you've evir seen! By using 'Dad' Tablets you can save time, save labour, and save the clothes. 8 EASY WASH-DAYS FOR !/- AND WE UUY BACK YOUR PACKET FRONTS!. size urny 6 or 0 6 3 or 0 2 6 ik cmwunoms SJ7F WTONrKOM siu CMMfWm iJAJl±ikkki

MONDAY MORNIN6 WEDNESDAY EVENING- FRIDAY EVENING ®ss; ■'.."■■..' ';■:■'■: :.''. **£ IF / WOO6HT \ L-AST PERSON i INWEWORLO M TO LET ME JT DOWN. A AFTER THAT. MB HAIL SAW HER DOCTOR : worry. /w«s. «4u "£ £>o<?s at f VNPERSTANP WHAT YOURE GOM6- THROUGH. YOURE M ' WORKIN& HARPER NOW THAN YOUVE EVER HAP W i 5 I PO/N YOUR LIFE, MP WATS NOT ALL YOU VE lu. I PROBABLY NEVER REAUSEP IT, BUT WHILE YOU I 1 s^£fp, k<w? /y£/?/?r way? £#y£<r fltf using; I . UP ENERGY NATURALLY. IF ENERGY/SNT f 5 V REPLACED PURINE SLEEP. WEN YOU i WAKE Tl REP .YOU FEEL RUN POWN || . - 4v W»ri NIGHT-STARVATION V-,| *|A /WK iW/tf£ 7P YOU 1$ TO j :\ m\ START TAKING HQRUCKSM ' \ RIGHT AWAY. / Anosohoruck's ■ every: night, ;;■>,_; 3Rfe SIX WEEKS LATER OMiSK ; / «wr /W.'/VP DOING- FOUR ' PEOPLES WORK - ALL PAY. BUT I ■ DO EXPECT SOME J CONSIDERATION ' WHEN I jf* GET // HOME. WHATS THE MATTER. WITH YOU,MEG-? YOURE NOT YOURSELF. YOURE ■ALWAYS TIRED. NERVY ANP RUN DOWN. m DO YOU WAKE TIRED. 6ET RUN A%£ YOU &OIN& TO Mitt ME VAKUN&, WHCN I'M IN CAMP? STILL LOVES Nowadays, lots of women feci like this, and nine times out of ten the trouble is NightStarvation. You see, even at night you go on using up energy. Naturally, unless energy i 9 replaced during deep* you wake tired. Prink Horlicks regularly before bed. You'll wake full of vitality. Horlicks is priced from l/9d., economy aize 2/lld. The Horliclcs Mixer. 1/-. HORLICKS GUARDS AGAINST-NIG AND HEIiPS RESIST STARVATION (THE STRAIN

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24421, 5 October 1940, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 24421, 5 October 1940, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Daily Times, Issue 24421, 5 October 1940, Page 9

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