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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 217, 10 September 1904, Page 16

Wool Tartans, for 1/11; •ISxctasive Tweed Dress Lengths; - 39/6 for 19/6, 21/ tor 9AI. Great Quantity -of Remnants at Half Dricel THERE WILL BE A RUSH FOR THE SILKS.—SOOO yards of lovely Silks, divided into Four Lots worth from lljd to 3/6 yard; Lot 1, Coloured Silks, perfect condition, 6Jd yard. Lot 2, - Coloured Silks,' perfect condition, S|d yardLot" 3, Coloured Silks, perfect condition,, lljd yard. Lot .4, Pure Silk Brocadee, Black only, very handsome designs, and rich quality, 6/11 for 4/11, 4/6 for 2/«, 3/11 for 1/11 yard GREAT BARGAINS IN TRIMMINGS.— Blrfck Sequin new goods, 6d for 2d yard. 0d for 3d, 1/6 for 6d, 1/11 for 1/ yard. Coloured Gimps, 1/ dozen yards. Coloured Satin Strappings, 1/11 dozen. Oriental Trimming's half price. VELVETEENS —Coloured Corduroys, 9sd yard; 1/11 Coloured Velveteens, for Hid; 2/11 Purple for 11 Jd; 4/9 Purpde for 1/11 yard. , LACE DEPARTMENT. — Lace Inser-

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MEDICAL. __ , — % ft MEN, BE MANLY! Look to your Health. You cannot afford to let physical weakness s ' sf,e amfei^oii and mar y ° ur * u * ure, A MAN starts out, in life witli bright prospects: ambitious, vigorous, full i *• °'' energy. He meets with Ihe*usual obstacles as he battles with the A world. At first he surmounts them and pushes on with renewed vig-our. After a time these obstacles seem harder to overcome. He is lagging , behind. M H( - !oSf,s energy. His courag-e is lacking. His nerve weakens. His eyes *y*SgMSSSI prow less bright. The manly vigour that was once his characteristic is ?one. $^& ,: -"''~tt He piv '* "'' in despair—disheartened- gloomy. Vvhat a condition for that man ! What has brought about the change ? WitHPSsJf Sflfllj yoTvi Look into his life and yon will find th«t he has wasted his strength ; there has ' llaiaeMx!fs ' \ JflPllillilr a s * ea, dy drain on his system. Thi3 has been slowly sapping away his - TpPPvffffi I■i 5* \ strength until hia system can no longer keep np. and he is weakened. He has i A\f • /&* \ ' OSI hie vitality. He has tried everything-, aud faiJed ;he has given up in despair. \ f I y et a * ;ilrf! i s kind. She h-.is provided a remedy for such c.tses. Electricity &i M^e^T&omt^si Mi' ' s *' ne h°P e °f a majl ' n this condtion. By its use he can snatch victory from S , despair. l)r McLaug-hlin has mace it possible to use Nature's remedy in ! ■ JE" assiatina'Natnre by means ef his wonderful Electric Belt. iS II I** l "' "• Evene, Hekockoe, writes July 23rd :—"1 have received great benefit "WT front your Belt ever since I first wore it. I can go t* bed and steep well and (£fP/ af "ill rise in the morning: fit for my day's work, and as for my ailments, they left mc I Kk*Yjl little by little and very sure. As for recommending yeur Belt, I have already <? )J En \ doae so, not only t0 one, but t0 3CVtr " ,, and ' can never speak too highly in ? Mi f I the praise of it." %JJu BE, MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT '"•«S|jiii Jgp '^] ie M^" 3 * Marvellous Invention of the Ag-e. Is the one and only remedy to check this decayintr power in men and restore strength and energy. It cures all weaknesses of mcn — NKRVOUSNESS, KIDNEY, LITER, anft STOMACH TROUBLES, WEAK BACK. es-** , RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, LUMBAGO. STIFF JOINTS, VARICOCELE. It is the most natural cure., It helps Nature to mend and build up the system. To men'who h>ve wasted the energy of youth; to men who have found the spark of vitality growing fainter, and who have, while yet young , in years, the spirit of many power lessening , , as if a»e had come on and brought with it the decay of all physical and vital energies ; to such men and to all men who feel that their vital forces are slow of action, and • lacking in the fire of youth, Dr McLangfaim'a Electric Belt is worth its weight in gold. A m*ens of -restoring: youthful vigour is priceless. Nothing in this world is worth more to a man that lacks that element. And yet here is a remedy which thousands of men need, and they fail to grasp it because of fear that it might fail. • It is hard to believe that our Belt will do what is claimed for it until you speak to someone who has tried it. Tonr most i intimate friends are using , it and bejns cured. They don't mention it. because few men want anyone to know they are in need ' of such a remedy. Let us know where you. are and we will send you the name of someone you know who has been cured. Mr. J. Burrows. Grey Lynn. Atickinnd, writes July oth :— " I have mncli pleasure in thanking you for the g-eod resnlts that ! have received from the use of your wonderful and valuable Belt. It has done mc more good in threr .nnnths than all the doctors have done in ten years. I am well satisfied with the Belt, and am now enjoj-insr jjooj :teiili!:i considering- my ajre, which U 66. 1 would recommend any person who is suffering from any lonjtstuniSinjj internal complaint to give jour Belt a trial." F£!!B*Qk ISSSH ■ 13J2S Bl O?SS3» rontain nil information anoufc tide world-wirie remedr. They §LjJf WsSU jsaS f K5 * J, -" ,^, - tell of the aihn nts that are cured-.nd beinjr cured Hailyhyita k" J Qrr Basse S3 nxa,-a '1 give photos and names of mimj men and wqmen who have gained health by its use. Lx- ix. aJi-aiß m ~ ] bO ju usrTa t e how the Belts and atfsichments are worn. We wnl forward them to you Fltl'El, and POSTAGE PAID, to any address. We specially ask you to call if you can do so and obtain our FEEE ADVICE, and have the Belt explained. Hours—9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. i The dr. Mclaughlin co., Mi wniis st, wemngton.