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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7826, 19 June 1909, Page 4

Those who have taken this medicine are amazed' Hi tts splendid healing power. Sufferers from Bronchitis, Cough, Croups, ' Asthma Difficulty of Breathing, Hoarseness, Pain or SoreneSg ifl the' Ghest, experience delightful and rapid relief; and to> those , who are subject to Colds on the chest it is. invaluable, as it effects a coteple'fe' cure. It is most comforting m allaying fmtartaoa in the Throat and giving Strength to the Voice, and it neither allows a Cotlgh nor Asthma to become chronic, nor Consanro- « tion to develop. Consumption is not known where "Coughs" have, on their first h?pearance, been properly treated with this. medicine. No house should be without it, as, taken at the beginning, a dose or two js generally sufficient, and a complete . cure is certain. , ' > Small Size, 2/6; Largo Size, 46 Sold by all Chemists and ftfctftofne Vendors, and by th« Proprietor, W. a HEARNE, Chemist, Geelon^, Victoria. Forwarded to any Address, wii§t* not obtainable locally. N.Z. Branch Office-rNo. 11. First Floor. Hume's Buildincfo Witfe Street. Wellington. H t

FACTS £QR MEN. SOMETHING IT PAYS TO KNOW ABOUT HIGH-CLASS SUITS. EXORBITANT PRICES 1 BEING CHARGED. Every man who studies his appearance and his pocket will find thelfo.l- ---■ lowing inside facts about the tailoring business both interesting and profitable. As every man knew to • his sorrow until recently, it was necessary in New Zealand to pay four, five; or six guineas to the' usual old-style 1 tailor, ■ for a suit made-to-measure. While these prices are exorbitant, let it not be understood that the-poor unfortunate credit tailor does >not make a tremendous profit for himself, even when securing these high prices. The trouble is that he does not! get paid for quite a' lot of the suits he makes, making tremendous losses in bad debts, and then his method i of manufacture is .antiquated, costly, and by no means altogether satisfactory in results. Now the intelligent reader of ,this article • will readily see that i by eliminating bad debts altogether, and doing business on a strictly cash basis, also by eliminating the antiquated ■methods in vogue in the tailoring [trade for so many years past, and adopting the modern labour-saving !devices in the making of men;s 'garments to measure as . now adopted in ifap.land ; not only could better Varjionts be but a very consiisrsible saving in the price of such garments to the public be effected. It wasirecogmsing these facts that led Mr George Davies, the well-known suit specialist, to open business on modern lines, and' undertake-to make suits -to measure for gentlemen at from £2 10s to £3 15s, which would be at least the equal m fit, style, finish, and quality ■. of material of the suits being charged four, five,, and six guineas for elsewhere. The result of this enterprise is that to-day men in every town'in New Zealand where Mr Davies has opened up branch establishments are saving. £2 on, h the price of their suits made-to-measure, and in addition are securing a style and satisfaction in these garments seldom, if ever, procurable before, no matter how high the price paid. Just now this firm is showing _some exceptionally high quality fashionable materials, just landed direct from tlio best British and Colonial Mills. The address of the Ashburton branch is the Arcade, and it is certainly worth every man's while who appreciates style and quality, fit and finish, and the saving of £2 in the price of the suit, to inspect the window display now being made at this establishment. The fullest investigation is invited by this firm, and every courtesy in submitting samples and prices will be extended co every interested inquirer.

Many New Zealand y - People Strongiy Recommend Lane's Emulsion. * ■ , '.. '■ Lane's Emulsion is universally : known and used throughout New < Zealand. Not a city, town, ortownship can be found in this country but where this valuable healer and body-builder can be readily obtained. It is used by all conditions of men, women, and children at all times of the year, , and- does good whenever and wherever used. " Stanley •C. Schmidt, Marton, bad really weak lungs—his doctor said he had consumption. His letter relates that ' Lane's Emulsion ' gave him complete relief, and built him up: to health and strength." " Nurse Maude, the Chris'tfihurch lady who has probably" done more in the crusade against consumption than any other N. Z. lady, fays 'Lane's Emulsion has. been much appreciated, and is preferred by my patients to any other.' " " W. W. Gibson, l.e^fon, after suffering constantly from colds for four years. v:ns entirely cured by Lane's Emulsion." "W. Coleridi'd T-iyde, chemist, Wellington, wtis completely cured of a long-Fl-.induig cougli with spittin," of blood, by Lane's Emulsion." • • These few instances can be multiplied, not merely by hundreds, but by thousands right here In New Zealand. Just remember that a cold is always the starting point of consumption, asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy, etc. If there is a history of,weak lungs in your family, take Lane's Emulsion, and keep on taking it until you are thoroughly restored to health. Lane's Emulsion no\irishea aud invigorates—it enables you to resist living disease. <s» it always succeeds where ordinary cough mixtures entirely fail. In,. bottles, 4/6 and 2/6 everywhere. Buy the large size. .48