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BUSINESS NOTICES. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. BUYERS OF M ILLIXG WHEAT. COB.NSAOKS ON HAND. ! Telephone Vn. 75. I ■ j Olßue mr. Arcade, Open TUESDAYS anil SATURDAYS, 2 to 4 p.m. ; "THE FARMERS" i TEA ANID LUNCHEON ROOMS. TEA AMD LUNCHEON ROOMS.! Will Open on THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 1, 1916. THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 1, 1916. "TN the NEW BUILDINGS -recently erect*:*! by Messrs LLOYD and TUCKER, West Street. \ J. ANitt J. SUTHERLAND, PROPRIETORS. JSEE YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT IT. i YOU have perhaps a slight pain. You think it's Indigestion, and you apply to your Chemist for a remedy, or purchase one of the advertised "cure-all" nostrums, you read about in tho papers. Its far better to See Your Doctor About it. It MAY be only Indigestion, or it may be Appendicitis, neither you or I can tell with any certainty, but Your Doctor Will Differentiate, and obviate for you what might lead to an expensive illness. It's his office to diagnose your trouble, mine to compound, and supply the remedy ho orders. I Do Not Advertise My Remedies... for this reason. But I know all about Drugs, and the right,way to dispense tlfefn. Your Prescription, will be safe if placed in my hands, and it will cost you only a fair reasonable charge. But with regard to the ailments of Animals, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, etc., I act on different lines. I have studied Veterinary Medicino under a qualified Veterinary Surgeon, having gono to England some years ago for that purpose, and although veterinary science has made* some advance since that time, I have kept my knowledge well up to date.. If you wan:- advice for your Live Stock" Troubliw, SEE ME ABOUT IT. J. M. CAMBRIDGE, "THIS lIS WAR TIME ; NOBODY CARES WHAT THEY WEAR ; I DON'T."—Judge Bray. SO said JUDG.K BRAY, in London, recently. Judge Bray i-s wrong,' both in attitude aad opinion The influence of Good Clothes is a Tonic (influence. The fates leuou- that the times in which wo are living are depressing enough in themselves, without abandoning ourselves to slovenly dressing in shabby clothes. An atmosphere of frowsy gloom will avail nothing. The spirit that creates it will not win the war. Wo shall only f become bored and disheartened. , Everythizig that helps to brighten the outlook and take us out of ourselves is a thing to the disadvantage of Germany. Judge Bray may not believe it, you may not believe it, but just wear your oldest clothes for a. week in public life and then honestl v ask yourself whether you feel hotter or worse for the experiment. In any case, VV.K know beforehand the verdict of your family and friends. Therefore it behoves YOU to be well dressed. SO COME TO US. McDonald and dunlgp, ASHI.UI.KTON. NUPINES. NUPINES. NUPINES. NUPINES. | CHEST AIYD THROAT TABLETS. I3UT ono in your mouth occasionally and help to protect the Throat, Chest, and Lungs. 6d and Is a box. R.. TOTTY, CHEMIST, 'PHONE 133. BURNETT STREET.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8461, 29 May 1916, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8461, 29 May 1916, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8461, 29 May 1916, Page 1

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