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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8396, 11 March 1916, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. . A CHARMING DISPLAY of NEW MILLINERY ON VJEW IN OUR SHOWROOMS. There is a fascination which is irresistible ■ jA . ■ ,-.'., uxl .jflfcv jM& Jiiere are HA lIS ot every description both about the MILLINERY designed for Au- Jffl* MBp . ■■. . V & MmF * ar Sc an(* small and ma. host of charming' tumn and Winter, fashion Books may give 1 n ■ n 1 a t,-* jMJPT^^k colours as well as black and white. ' you forecasts of the nevv T styles but our Win- F\WMHHfi" ' " . , • In spite of the exceptional distinction of dows and Showrooms give you the oppor- , . , i t a TreT ; : v Olir ew Autumn Models, they are priced at tunity to personally inspect the very LAI.Lb,I *^V | - - , i/wAi very mo.d est figures—as will be judged .from rs^--^\\'^ i' the following examples:— ':■>:- , ; SIMPLICITY IS THE LATEST NOTE .' , ■ >g^:,;, • .fi .^ ; - '^ .IN THE MILLINERY WORLD. -' - ' J|H^ .-" * / .. . / - JBBp>'jß^K^_ All models copied, in colour to sunv cus-. And we have every' confidence in introducing <j3Bß»rZ^^ ■ OmerS' : our NEW HATS to our many Lady Patrons 21/6 19/617/6 as they show undoubted evidence of the .{Vwfi READY-TO-WEARS 7/11- 8/6 ,Ifl/6 SMARTEST STYLES obtainable, in Hat " ■:\fV|F§\ MATRONS'TOQUES 21/6 23/6 27/6 COME TO-OAYS IT'S V2EW DAY FOR ONE AND ALL! . A'• WE WILL NOT PRESS YOU TO BUY—BUT WE DO WANT, YOU TO BECOME ' \ ACQUAINTED WITH QUR LOVELY AUTUMN HATS. ANDREW ORR H CO,, LTD., - DRAPERS. ■"-"'.'.• ASHEORTON.

Infantile Paralysis, !; Even the war is being overshadowed by the fean of. an 'oiit- ' '\ break' in o*ir midst-'of the, deadly plague, which has ravaged'- ■ Auckland and is spreading southward to our'districts. 'Should-,'.' '. aif occur here, our lack, of .efficient sanitation will'be a/greirfc ' agent to its spread. ,Every parent —nay: —every single individual should be actively engaged in making aii outbreak impossible, as far as human means allow. Every sanitary pan, every garbage heap, every stable, cowshed, kennel,' fowlhouse, pigsty or the abode of any animal or bird should be promptly and regularly disinfected . with the famous KEROL—the strongest, safest, non-poisonous and most efficient germicide and insecticide. ' ' _ ' Medical opinion pins the onus of the attack, to the preva- ■ lence of the Biting Stable Fly, which is so well established in this district. This fly attacks cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, dogs, etc., and sleeping children. People mixing with'animals',are also subject to its attacks. The sharp sting or sucker of the fly pierces, the skin of man and beast and injects a small quantity of poisonous fluid. To the robust the quantity injected is easily neutralised by the fighting agents in the blood; but persistent and' even single attacks of the pest on small and weakly children and even adults have brought about the deadly Infantile Paralysis and its fatal results. The breeding grounds of the flies are the soil pans, refuse heaps, cast out offal, dead animals—small or large—and a}l such should be regularly disinfected with KEROL or burnt. KEROL stands alone as the perfect household disinfectant. It is perfect as a deodorant, as a destructor of germ life, and if used in the bath cleanses the skin from all injurious matter. It should bo used in washing floors, soiled lineui, in the sickroom—in fact, everywhere in the home. House flies abhor it—and will not trouble- the KEROL cleansed home. ' It is cheap and is put up iv convenient forms and sizes to suit every need. Honour your own home and children^ your neighbour's and your, eoilntry by adopting the KEROL metliod of fighting the plague and so prevent an attack whiebV slloulc! it come," must leave some "homes bereaved. KEROL PREVENTS ALL. DISEASE. Kerol Powder Disinfectant at T/-,. 1/6 per tin. Kerol Liquid Disinfectant at 1/-,, t/b\ 4/-, 7/6 per tin. SOLD BY JOHN ORR & CO., I CENERAL MERCHANT, EAST STREET,' 'Phone 42. ASHBURT&N. j.^_^.^^^^^jjai^^MlMUMiMlMMaglMWJ^Wlgll^Bl^^WlMi^M^BMUlllMlllU'Ulii'finilllHl'l IlllWllflllW Ml 111 Hm I'M Ifl* WWI >*■) n:MggW!»TirrrrJ'"'J't'-"'!'r"B;m"an* s:Bnagat:M:jaEjsjsti ii iiim ii Dodge! Bros.' Motor Car ' 'A remarkable, combination ot HIGH QUALITY, LIGHT ■ WEIGHT, and. LOW PHICE. , i * For immediate delivery Oiie New 3-Seater, painted a beau- ' tiful biscuit brown, equipped with Self-Starter, Electric . Lights, 5 Wheels, High-Tension Magneto, etc. The "Dodge" is recognised as the best Low-Priced Car on the Roads. INSPECTION" INVITED. R. D. JOHNSTON S, . AGENT. ASHBURTON.