Page 21 Advertisements Column 4

Southland Times, Issue 21097, 31 May 1930, Page 21

By! Two moi'e SgLDaos 11 r I t° i Jt-.— | °Si Ives'Spoon/ I ' I Silver Dessert Spoon. Send lu ra KS I stamped addressed envelope & Eg I to Serj. Dan, P.O. Box M I 24, Gore for particulars. _ ———lag I — The Tslrttinndl z S Prepared by INUIIOfIUL FLEMING & CO. LTD., Breakfast Gorc ’ CREAMOATA CREAM O’ THE OAT

\ WMmIKwW ' Twilight Years . . . Granny, so precise with her knitting, sits alone in her —— little silent room. Her mind is richly stored with memories of the past, and while her needles click, and have KaV6D the fire glows redly, her thoughts are ever busy with |’ ea Coupons things that are gone. She lives again in the old pioneering days, when, as a girl, she helped her father wrest Save COU P9 D a farm from the bush; but curiously she finds difficulty packet of" Raven in remembering when she first tasted Raven Tea— £ea, and secure it is all so long ago, and to her, Raven is one of those valuable cash things that always has been. Raven is a particularly prizes. Particulars good tea for elderly people—it is pure tea, grown, in ev "{. picked and packed on the sunny slopes of Ceylon— packet. it is free from dust and coarse leaves. Try this “best” h tea and you’ll wonder why you have not always used it. — IhiO “You’ll not know the best Tea until you’ve tried Raven” PROPRIETORS : RO YDS BROS. & KIRK LTD., CHRISTCHURCH

THE GEORGIAN BOOKSHOP. CIRCULATING LIBRARY; large selection of Fiction; cheap Winter in«THE GEORGIAN BOOKSHOP. 185 DEE STREET. (Next Para Rubber Co.’s new Building). TiIOREQU ARTERS MUTTON, 3|d. per lb. P A big tupply. Only at P. WINDERS, Caah Butcher, Kelvin Street. Phone 865.