Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 December 1943, Page 5

“ Mother how about trying another tea ? ” Dad seldom complained, but of recent weeks he hadn’t got the pleasure out of his “cuppa” . . . something just wasn’t right. “Ah, what a difference,” was Dad’s remark next night, when he had his favourite supper cup. Mother had changed to Westhall Tea. She had read about Westhall being “different,” she wondered if it really was; so decided to try it and see for herself. And it was — very different —“different” in a way that words cannot describe but that your taste will instantly recognise and appreciate. Change to Westhall Tea and know how good, good tea can be. In Jib. and lib. packets. 4/3 lb. at your grocery store. 11.3 A

FOR 'XMAS PRESENTS WE SUGGEST a “SNOW WHITE’’ CROWN CRYSTAL GLASS LAMPSHADES — the perfect light for your Dining Room or Living Room. “OVER-BED” READING LAMPS, complete with Switch, Adaptor and 1 0 feet of Flex. “TIFFIN” SPEEDEE HI-SPEED TOASTERS, for Crispy Toast. “ELECTROWAY” CHROME - PLATED STREAMLINED IRONS IRWI “HI-SPEED" PORCELAIN JUGS, with “Wireless” Elements. “USALITE” AND “CONTACT” TORCHES. JOHN BOUZAID ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR QUEEN STREET - - - MASTERTON •j —- . ~ —TI THE WORLD’S GOOD NEWS will come to your home through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspager It records for you the world’s clean, constructive doings. The Monitor does not exploit crime or sensation; neither does it ignore them, but . • deals correctively with them. Features for busy men and all the family, including the Weekly Magazine Section. The Christian Science Publishing Society Australian and New Zealand Bureau : 46 Pitt St., Sydney, Australia. Please enter my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for a period of 1 year $12.00 6 months $6.00 3 months $3.00 I month sl.oo_ Saturday issue, including Magazine Section : 1 year $2.60, 6 issues 25c Name Address - - Sample Copy on Request

FIGHTING FIT TG 00 HER BIT xr 01 ,40 fi 7 C/ < \ Sh e oUtstr^Ps her younger patriotic helpers I i||||h?V. ’ —‘ even W'th a S e ar| d weight against her. \ i ~••Vx •• //[■?*' You see, a Modaire Practical Front is on her I’ I/ ) A ‘ * / s ’^ e ’ Like strong, supple fingers the bands ‘ / I / X WArV \ • // of the inner belt support each weak, tired ’ I ,A. front muscle in its normal, healthful position. V V P ''" ~ f rx? s^eer skilful cut and fit, the whole capl V ’ll r -IL 1 ?"" able corset keeps the body lifted, balanced I \ TI /--A'""' ar| d strengthened throughout. No sagging, J \ n ° d roo P* n g under strain, because every ' muscle of the body is braced for work. """" SI*P into a Practical Front and you feel its kindly help at once: you’ll work twice as / hard, twice as long, and never feel the strain. '• Yes* when your country is counting on you, sJ \ f \ y° ur Modaire Practical Front counts more ’ \ / t^n eVer * Uy ' f j W ■