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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8216, 13 August 1915, Page 7

• USINE«f» NOTICE!. / Winter Motoring is a Pleasure When Your Feet are Warmed . —"""-■"■" and Rested by ■■ THE CLARK HEATER This miniature Stove is a boon to Doctors, Farmers and Travellers by Car, Carriage or Train. Simple, safe and inexpensive in use. JEL I No smoke—no smell—no flame — /<§jK I \ ONLY COMFORT! tTv^bf>^ \ yzr^i. ce Ps warm twelve to sixteen hours at trifling L%s( \^JvV ■ (?^S?A cost" cat can ke regulated. J^^U^L^^^EZSTBSS^^oA Don't 'ct numbed feet mar your enjoyment this p^i^fflu^^^WW^fe^M winter. Order a Clark Heater TO-DAY. I^^^^^\W/^IJW^ I PRICE S-7/6 POST-PAID \/ /XrfZife^X\\\%f'^i^l" I^S-/ Including 12 Fuel Bricks. . Wm- C °°Per & Nephews, 3 A 9 DURHAM STREET wN^| V\ Nnga^a-jr-N^/ - - AUC X LAN D <Q>YSJJe rX^ " '"y^r OR OF CAVERHILL SHEARING CO. ~^^ 81' MANCHESTER STREET - CHRISTCHURCH uQ^l^iw More suffering afflicts men and WM^'** |f v Hs^^^^qf women through Indigestion and the H^" '■^p Wtt^lfffl faulty action of the stomach, liver and '*%/Cs&^:'& :o^^Mf[ bowels, than from any other cause. The vs\l|^s| fLtwflil body loses energy and tone when the food we \\\W^>Jl f^WM/fl a^e does not nourish us fully owing to bad YmslV£%l llJf/H digestion. The appetite declines, and there is Yl yit^::. jWJlfil often pain before or after eating. Disagreeable Var^ls flatulence and waterbrash, prostrating headaches, \\f\nll: Xjllii biliousness, costiveness of the bowels, and palpita- \l]|V"i :':?Mf/ tion of the heart are among other afflictions. If you ufiMvi 'Jifivj 3i'e one of the vast army of victims whose bodies are W|«f» ?Jll// starved because they are robbed by Indigestion of llilfj •«■/ Pr°Per nourishment, let Mother Seigel's Syrup help you lujvlfe Huh to get well. It goes to the root of the complaint. By If pfl ffl/ti its gentle but certain tonic actionit puts the stomach, liver, |m|| llill an<^ k°we* S) mSL s*ate °^ Wealthy activity ; and those who |j\* |Ml| ■ take it derive, as a result of digesting their food perfectly, hj : . Wl\ fresh stores of strength and vitality, and the feeling \fjj . :'Jl|]r that it is good to be alive. ||| • "'mil Mr: w- Jiobins ' c<?ntractor> Firle i South Australia, wrote on l|/y ;JNWj "I suffered greatly for a long period from frequent and.painful iffJ, llill a^tacJiS of Indigeslion. and hlthough I tried numerous professed '/fjlij: '111 11 remedies, my sufferings did not abate in the least, until a friend Ifli!----3lml »bout two years back introduced Mother Seigel's Syrup to my jrfuk •'f.ijf.M notice. At the time I was very bad, indeed, and could not eat ij/iW ''i||| without experiencing dreadful pains, windy spasms which caused jtjsi'i '"''itrv choking sensations, and numerous other distressing symptoms. In if" •v'llO *n ac*' ' rea^e<^ having to eat at all. Wi if-;'}. •^ill "I gained relief afier taking the Syrup for a short while, and ISt '.fcii •"•""Mir l\ my ealth s'eadily improved until I was able to eat well and //Hfji?"*; •'"■^vlVll enJ°y my meaJs without any of-the old painful after con- M^fF:--"?,. ; i'&*''\\Xa\ se(3uences- My restoration • was soon quite complete ; and /////••' r - it;'-VAflll\ an occasional dose of Mother Seigel's Syrup—a supply jjjijI :'•'•/■ ;•:•"•:?« Vvi of which lam never without — keeps me in the best W, W:';'.':: •'^"::'v-lMl\ oi older and condition." ln?lr'■'■'■' SpJ™ A. J. WHITE (COLOW3AL), Ltd., M^'^•'.^•'•'•"""'Aavft" 160 Clarence Street, Sydney. nilr''•'■''''•-■'■ RELIABLE MRS. KIRK SAYS : -FOOTWEAR. "The mixture I make from ■■^^^^SIMks^A^MSfJMMy "K.; Hean's Essence is the best remedy .. ''<;.•' „-:•"■'■■■■■ .H'ii JBT I have ever tried for coughs, colds, and sniffles. It is easy to make and gJfeß||JKJ|||| # very pleasant to take." Mrs. H. l™»^^^^* •■ This Hean's Essence Mixture is so easy «§^'»«^||||if^ to make in your own home, is so good '^^^^^m^® ant^ saves suc^ aot °^ money—lo/- oh a Ah|||| \%%oft§iUfwßk P'nt —f^at ** s P°Pular «n thousands of jß^^^^^^|SpE|^B New Zealand homes. Try it in yours. JEsffl ■£2&3g&s(s?^Sfym A* chemists and stores, or post free on JfrjJaMSg^mjmP receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Hean, Chemist, Wanganui. Read the circular, la ■ ' v A 1 il^' x Rome younslfl — Ii»« =s^(l ; ' T ,,r n ]TV noTiT \ \ l it^E^ eveiy momenlof the day ~v—n Thi CITY BOUI. All'Jll -feel fit. Ycu can by 1-^1 Z^rr-i<L^/^M laldie an effervescing 1-^-——-1 2'Js *^ [PSjlSSjfaw cooling draught of A' _1 lyßa §tevens'[ nnHE MOST COMFORTABLE BOOT tvfTBL *^<Z^O A*'l I X ' ' //■HRJft- —before breakfait. It! T ?VR,T! WORE f J /JOUall correct! acidity, atimu- B jf _ _„„,,, „„ /// C3Bn ■ blood.'Tu the Saltthat » THAT IS THE POPULAR [// /. H ■ .weetens life-giT«B "li/ r Ii«LJL heallk B!sbottle l/ 6 v fffIOTHTNG^CTOR^I "^TS/^ ASHBURTON. 'JA — —-—: : "" ALL-BRITISH QUEEN'S HOTEL. W e arc now showing a very hirgo Corner Cashel and Manchester Streets, and voll-sulocted stock of CHRISTCHURCH. V NEW THIS Hotel has just been thorough- SPRUNG SUITINGS. .ly Renovated Throughout and . KE-FURNISHRD by Messrs W. Those were all bought before the nsf Strange and Co., and is now replete in price, and will be sold at the old with every modern convenience and prices. ..-»,„«...» comfort. • Correspondence promptly at- SWANSOtra'S. k.tended to. Tariff, 7s per day. ; *****' A. C. HULLETT, Proprietor. BURNETT STREET.