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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9545, 10 March 1919, Page 3

Millinery /or the Show. There's a wo*M of Beautiful Xew Id* ™ and Vel Creatio la. in our Autuma Millinery Display. Each Hat has been sriecfe T cafe and tWhtfulness from the most authoritative and ■ exclusive Fashion: i< 9" ieS> A "CO.OIV HAT is a most distinctive «sa» of he;ld 8'e^ decidedly becoming in style aiid treatment. Actually, there aw writ » tw° nals totally allke in tbe selection. . . A nice parcel of dainty Models and Pretty Il*ncTy-4O'\~ Ycav Milliliery came to hand since the opening-display. Among- them are some' ver^ v eii^ "^ suitable for the Show. \ y Sales are continuous, so we urge you to see theni' feelo'T*?'-,, a&sem"*a&e loses its completeness.', Prices are really less than th«ae- Hats- are wt."* • that's the Co.op. way. It accounts for the big business done-, especially fa "h. S^H HALL'S HANDY HOIST Ifljggl FOR FARMERS. / ■ Sf 4i|M<y These Hoists are all steel throughout—therefore thor--5 I oughly dependable under every stress^ sudden jar, or proIwISCIG EdSV longed strain. The non-slipping safety locking device holds j**. the load in any position. Every Farmer and Storekeeper' 4^liiH F!rS Mi should have one. Sold in three sizes, as under:— jE^A No. I—Single Sheave Hoist, for loads up to 4001b. 7s Gd. d&ldiy HOIST No. 2—Double Sheave Hoist, for loads up to 15001b. 15s. Enables one man to changea walin'box JKI No" 3-Trcble Sheave Hoist, for loads up to 2000lb. f 20s without help. Saves iffifß B ' * time, labor; cuts out /|jjll;| Easy to pull and infinitely useful. dangerous lifting and / I BHB.I. straining. / \ iH 8 Lifts load and Holds I mm _ m It Antomaticalfy lflß Kl^i W^ ' f\ Heavier the Load YwSv HI # hO HIYI H I^O I A Ah rr*:s W ii^- rarmers uo-op Hoist to fit every lift \aa\ I' - I and every pocketboofc Jf I ASHBURTON'S CREATEST STORE, Ninesizes--4001bs. to 4 ■■%' I SiV^rant^d. : WEST STREET. ASHBURTON. Call and Sea Ona^^^^^^M^^ 9^HIHaHM^^BH^M^HHBHaH i^^ HMaaaM3HBiaHMHIQKBBIBMiaM^^BMM!MiaaHa^M In A«tlO1l ' ' •^■■■■■■■pr • ■ ■ ■-. : .- ■ '■■-„ '■ " '::z'l::--\

AFTER EIGHT YEARS. | .Time is the best test of truth. Here ;is a Christ-church story that has stood \ the test of time. It is a-story will a point, which 'will come straight home to many of us. Mrs G. E. Messervy, 88 Ashborne Street, Woolston, Christchurdh, says: "Owing to the improper action of my [ kidneys, I was tortured with backj ache for months. I could not stoop freely, in fact, all my movements were I hampered. At times I was almost cripj pled with the pain, and I used to feel as if my back wouM break. I wius also troubled with dizzy attacks and 'had no -energy for anything. After trying different kidney remedies without deriving any benefit, I was advised to take Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. Thesel Pills did me good rght from the first- few doses, and by ih.. time I had taken four bottles I v..', jxjrfectly cured, and have had no rci.--.i-u of my old complaint since, a period of over six years. I am ira grand health now, and attribute my permanent cure solely to Doan's Backache Kidney Fife." Two years later, Mrs Messervy conlii'ins her previous statement and says: "My euro still holds good, no sign of kidney trouble having returned I took Dpan/s Backache Kidney Pills eight years ago." lloan's Backache Kidney " Pills are <ok! by all chemists and storekeepers at, :5s ixt bottle, (six bottles-16s 6d), v>r will be posted on receipt of price ';y Fostcr-McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street. .Sydney. , , But, be .sure you get DOAN'S.

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