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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 65, 16 March 1916, Page 9

MEDICAL " ""' ' TOU SHOULD wiMnww«!W That at the Supreme Court of Victoria at Melbourne it was proved 1. That .SANDER'S EOCALTPTI EXTRACT contains all medicinal constituents of the eucalypt in a highly refined and j)ure form. 2. That SANDER'S EXTRACT Is much more powerfully healing and antiseptic than ordinary eucalyptus preparations. 3. That SANDER'S EXTRACT does not depress the heart like the so-called "extracts" and crude oils. 4. That SANDER'S EXTRACT contains no harmful ingredients. 8. That SANDER'S EXTRACT Is highly commended by many. authorities for the last forty years as a sale, Feliable, ana effective remedy. If you insist on SANDER'S EXTRACT you obtain the approved article. PUBLIC NOTICES. "VTEW Shapes ana ShaCcs in Soft Felt -t> Hate; special price this week, S/6. — Tutt's, Symond* St. "piSH.! -piSH! "■ -piSH!' These Hot Days Eat More Fish. THE YORKSHIRE PISH SHOP, KARAXGAHAPE KOAD, knows what you want, and keeps nothing but the BEST FISH AUCKLAND CAN PRODUCE. We challenge comparison for price and quality. TnLEGG, THE YORKSHIRE FISH . VJ MART. 240. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. B ■pLSCTRICITX IN "pORli. T IGHTS, T IFTS, T USURIES. HOUSE WIRING, ELECTRIC BELLS. ELECTRIC FANS, ELECTRIC IRONS AND HEATERS. ELECTRIC TOYS, ELECTRIC TORCHES. ELECTRIC FITTINGS AND APPLIANCES. O T O R S. REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS. Town or Country. •pi-ECTRIC pONSTRUCTION no,, 46, HIGH STREET. AUCKLAND. ■ G. L. THORBURS, Manager. 'Phone 2851. " " "B t g J __ ; Learn to Swim with [ a Swimming Collar. . EASY TO ADJUST. \ You simply blow it up, and fasten it round the neck. The I fear of sinking, which makes it I impossible for some people to even float, is done away with. I Tho safest and easiest method of I learning to swim. A safeguard I I for swimmers and learners alike. [ ' A iiiuile'd nmnber at-'e/6 each, nu I WISEMANS, J 1 175 QUEEN ST. I

The Efficiency Properties of Food Certain elements in food are especially designed by Nature for rounding out and balancing up body, brain and nerve force. Among these are the mineral salts—phosphate of potash, etc. —elements which are sadly lacking in many foods of the usual diet. There is on£ food rich in these mineral elements, a food devised, especially to supply what is lacking in the ordinary diet. That food is Grape-Nuts It contains all the rich nutriment of whole wheat and malted barley, including the abundant phosphates grown in the grain. Ready-to-e&t, easily digested, highly nourishing, economical, delicious, Grape-Nuts is a food for efficiency. "There's a Reason. ,, —sold by Grocers. Maids' ™ s is a special department in both FootWCar ° UP stores, and the extraordinary «. turnover each year has resulted in OlZes our increasing our selection consider2, 3, 4, 5 ably. m f ed a i t om h t e o l e s s " THE QUALITY ALWAYS." MAIDS' GLANCE DERBY SHOES, patent caps - 11/6 13/6 BOX CALF SHOES 12/6 15/6 GLACE HEEL-BAR SHOES ... |2/6 13/6 PATENT HEEL-BAR SHOES - - - - 14/6 TAN WILLOW DERBY SHOES - - - 15/6 GLACE BUTTON (AND LACE) BOOTS - - 15/6 GLACE EXTRA HIGH LEG BALS • - • 17/6 HANNAH'S for School Footwear 197 Queen Street and at 120 Karangahape Road.

Knowing that Baxter's Lung Preserver is a real remedy for chest and bronchial troubles, one need never fear these distressing ailments. Big bottle 1/10, everywhere.— (Ad.) For nervous doliiiuv — (sleeplessness* , depression, and the many ills attendant apop disordered nerrps, nnthlnj; is so speedy and emraeious as Marshall's FospheriDe. It will nulrkly put you riffht: energy, vigour and sound health are nuicUly restored by this provpn remedy. Try it. H costs only 1, and 26, at Cnemlsts and Stores.—(Ad.) _

ANTIDIPSO REFORMS DRUNKARDS. The appetite for alcohol is completely eradicated and drunkenness is completely cured by Antidipso. Give it ir. your friend's tea or coffee—the very word "alcohol" will become repellent to him. Full particulars in plain envelope from J. W. Copithorne 10. Hull Brown), Dept. No. 7, Vivian Street Wellington. (Ad.).

MEDICAL. £ DON'T WEAR A TRUSS. MR. SMITH. SOLE CONTROLLER OF THE • BROOKS , RUPTURE APPLIANCE CO., X.Z. Immediate Relief. AbsolHte Cure. Mr. Smith is now at his old premises, Xo. ■ 11, Manners Street. Wellington.., Hours: 9. a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., 7 p.m. to S p.m. Write for Booklet. TEA MERCHANTS.

I Black and white checks are fashionable and stylish for autumn costumes. Inspection is cordially invited.—Smith and Caughev, Ltd.," for lowest cash prices.— (Ad.) The seasons change —Wolffs Schnapp* is for all seasons. Buy whole bottles.-" (AdJ The demand for our famous Excelsior flannelette is increasing daily. Why not try a dozen yards ? Only I/- per "yard. Practically name proof. White or striped. Smith and Caughev,' Ltd., for good value.— (Ad.)

Wolfera Schnapps --js suitable alike for men and women, and is in every sens* beneficial. —CAd.)

fi^OßOßQMO^OMOcpiswwaonroEaoMOßaono^ 8 g£B~ IT'S A BIG THING TO SAY I <s^OMMM 5 But never before were such Bargains offered as there will be TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at ::r ;i:^:::::^r : : :^£ir[:!tt II v - - -&™ - w _ * *■«■* .;_T-,-y;r;:iV :; : |, g csf WALKER & JONES , Assigned Stock of Drapery and Fancy Goods, bought at 6/8 in the <£. During these times of High Pri^:Ef: ; :l; r S|l B these Lower-than-Ever Prices will more than*interest you. : - ; t;, S A SYLKO AND MERCERISED SEWING COT- WOMEN'S ATHOL CIRCU.LAR CRAVEN- THERMOGENE WOOL—I/3 packet EVERYDAY COOKERY BOOKS—I/. LACQUER GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF EP N S SERV RINGS—IId each '- ' " U 2 TON (100 yards)—3d. dozen Reels. ETTE COATS, with Hood in Black and ROGER AND GALLET'S BEST SOAPS—IO*d. LARGE BRIDGE SCORERS—3 for 1/. BOXES, 1/- each - r eVnV dIsSERT Knlves ANb FCftifS In S Wt 1d REELS OF SILKS AND TWISTS-,6d doz. Navy-S/11 each. LARGE SIZE NYE'S- MACHINE OIL -6d PEOPLE'S LIBRARY (beautifully bound)— LADIES'SOLID SILVER THJMBLES--1/9,.2/, ' sliWine*case 15/11 ® ' H II . FOSTER'S WOMEN'S SUSPENDERS, 4 Elas- WOMEN'S COLOURED COTTON BLOOMERS bottle. 3 for 2/6 " 3/6,4/6.. c. ~..",. _. *»* p,|VsPßVirß<s ?« ' — H M tics—6d Set. ' —1/ pair. . CLEAVER'S GLYCERINE AND CUCUMBER SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PENS-1/- each. PLAIN SOLID SILVER POSTCARD ; SIZE LADIES^SOLID» ?TSIH :■■ ft SPOON BUSKS, all sizes—ld Set. WOMEN'S SKY AND PINK BED JACKETS, SOAP—3 for 1/. ADHESIVE TAPE—6 for 1/. , PHOTO FRAMES—S/each. T^ ,: ''' :i -^B^U^^M^^^' !^^^-fi .^- n^W^ 2 DOUBLE WIDTH COLOURED CHIFFONS— Trimmed Ribbon and Silk Embroidered— COLGATE'S SHAVING CREAM—IOJd tube. EXERCISE BOOKS, Id. SILVER PLATE OAK BACK POSTCARD SIZE GENTB"SOITS sTlvpr^dilWrv• fi 3d yard. 4/11. ENGLISH LIME CREAM AND GLYCERINE— LARGE POST-CARD ALBUMS, 1/6 PHOTO FRAMES—2/6 each.' BRUSHES—I/ii»arh" <; ■■■••■ ;f 'll fl| ODD BLACK FOXALINE MUFFS, Envelope WOMEN'S SILK TURBAN HATS—6d each. 6d bottle. , CREAM LAID ENVELOPES, 7 packets for 1/- SOLID SILVER-MOUNTED" SMELLING LARGE SlzHiiwirßDiiTßn tea eer II H shape, or Tail and Head—3/11 each. WOMEN'S JERSEY RIBBED VESTS—IOid COLD CREAM, ZINC OINTMENT, CAMPHOR WRITING PADS, Bank Paper, 4 for 1/-• SALTS BOTTLES—I/11. 32/6 fWarth douh£v * ■'" ■-? E Trr .^ £fc CHILDREN'S FANCY MUSLIN EMBROI- each. .;' $ ICE—6 tins for 1/. SCHOOL PADS, 100 pages, 3 for 1/- ROUND BLACK ENAMEL BROOCHES, solid SILVER Ptmn6i ? iiwcii iWcr»-rir*«iK»e ; ' : tfk S DERED MATINEE JACKETS-2/11 each. CHILDREN'S BLACK AND TAN ALL WOOL ST. THOMAS'BEST BAY RUM-6d bottle. LADIES' WRITING PADS, Cambric Linen, 6d. silver rims-1/3,1/6 and 2/each. ■ laroe : S n CHILDREN'S SILK EMBROIDERED CREAM m SOX-6d pair. McCLINTON'S BARILLA SOAP—3 cakes for OPAQUE ENVELOPES, 5 packets for 1/- LADIES'LONG JET BEAD WATCH GUARDS EP N S BREAKFAST ami z JW II SILK FROCKS—S/11. CHILDREN'S TAN ALL WOOL 5-HOSE—I/ io*d. HEMY'S MODERN TUTORS, 7*d. each 1/6 and 2/ each. " ? .«, I?L H. "' 4/11 * ■■ H WASHING TRIMMINGS, all shades-U yard. pair. BUTTERMILK BALL SOAP-3 for 1/. ™° NS, 3 " d ' BRIAR ROOT each. ' E p'Sfi^i<l l WSSL 1 , ? " O LARGE SIZE FEEDERS, White, Sky, P"ink- WOMEN'S WHITE AND CREAM LACE- CAMPHORATED CHALK-3d large tin. p A JI!T cSaVihmltpv"^ FUrtl? WESTgNHOLM AND SON (SHEFFIELD) J^S^^S^ M ™ "eh. BLOUSES-3/11. BEST CAMPHOR, Bd. dozen LBTATJ ONERY,4d. packet GENUINE PIPE RAZORS-2/11. SOL "^?o A K Won? S H INFANTS' LACE BONNET FRONTS-3d each. MEN'S 4-FOLD LINEN COLLARB-1/ doz. TOOTH BRUSHES, 3d. each I B lJao 7Jd dl~n SOLlb NICKEL TEA TRAYS, 13in by Bln-. • STRIKt' MAin4i?^(A^-SJ:^r" P u M * 11 II INFANTS' SILK BONNET FRONTS-6d each. ' MEN'S BROAD-ENO AND STUD-KNOT TIES LARGE UNBREAKABLE COMBS, 4}d. LEATHER LUeOAfiE eac h 1/9 each. . '* , B EBT -It " H WOMEN'S CAMISOLES, Full Sizes—l/ 11 each 6d each. ' COLGATE'S SHAVING SOAP-3d. . SOLID NICKEL TEA TRAYS, 17in by 10in4 '—" 1 ?r " O WOMEN'S KNICKERS, Trimmed Lace or SERVIETTES—2/11 doz. , COLGATE'S TURKISH BATH SOAP, 3 for 1/- LARGE SIZE BRIDGE SCORERS 3 for 1/ 2/6 each. . HAIR v O M Embroidery_l/11 each. S.S.S. DRILL. Guaranteed Fast Dye_llJd yard. COLGATE'S FLOATING BATH SOAP, 3 for 1/. LARGE SIZE BRIDGIE SCORERS, 3 for 1/. LADIES' PEARL NECKLETS-1/, 1/6, and HA ' RCUPPERS » «'*" tv» extra W Q "sSr ■; iS«^S; EN ,vn :^^^^^^| H CHILDREN'S SILK HATS AND BONNETS— DOUBLE WIDTH WHITE AND BLACK .wH I HIGHROAD'S DICTIONARY, Bid. each * . -> > ».«"* A^7'! rl t^fc^ ND S •JH-?. M fe- H Q Were 9/11; Now 3/11. STRIPED VOILES-1/yard. WiP «ta 14 RUBBER DATE STAMPS, 9d. each JOSEPH RODGERS' DESSERT KNIVES-4/9 GENT'S <-8' M COLOURED SATEENS-4id yard. FEATHERSTITCH BRAID-6d doz. yards. Soaps 21; ?/ A COLLAPSIBLE COAT HANGERS, 3 for 1/. . half-dozen. * AND NICKE, - S I] MILE-END BRILLIANT COTTONS_2*d reel. COLLAR Covered Wha.ebone_2 CARPENTERS' LEAD PENCILS. 6d. dozen JOHNSON'S BREAD KN.VES-1/ 1 10 / 6 U I -™r-"— s - iSSwSL, ,»gi—• ■«--^-El^^^Slx M COLOURED RIBBONS, up to 2in wide—ld „ f fh ,i STEARN'S PEROXIDE BATH SOAP, 7H VIEW BOOKS (53 Auckland Views), 7Jd..each DEBA oR2«Siihe^,J ABLE SPOONS A ND SPECIAL OffES FOR ofiE WffiK ONLY ■ 5 IS yard. Thousands of Remnants at half pull-out collar studs, 9d. dozen large boot brushes, 1/6 set of 3 **J2£Z?Z£'Sl£ tMmnm ladies , 9cr soKolo wp?ct^ U COLOURED RIBBONS, 4to 6in wide-2d yard. <;_,_ p rfr - BONE STUDS, 4d. dozen LEATHER SCHOOL BAGS, V- each DEBA i£2 SIL V ER DE SSERT SPOONS AND WRISTLfT I J? COLOURED CORDED RIBBONS, 4*in wide- Marked Sale Price. CAMPHOR ICE, 4id. tube MUSIC ROLLS, 1/-each ne ™«W/3 half-dozen. lir L^''* O 4idyard. _ Ec , BBIftTLE HA IR BRUSHES-1/ COCOANUT OIL, 44d. > LEATHER PORTSEA PURSES, 9d. each DEBASCO SILVER TEA SPOONS-1/9 half- 7/ 6 2ii ° R NGS ' a " s ! 2e i 0 BOYS' EXTRA STRONG TUNICS AND SSJIJiIM «eh FULLER'S EARTH, Id. packet , LADIES' LEATHER PURSES, 10id. each B dozen. SOL D9rt SOLD wmniue d,«« ,/* v I 22 O/11* in - PINE TAR SOAP, Id. cake LEATHER WRITING CASES, 2/3 CHRIS. JOHNSON'S CHILD'S KNIFE POP* ** eh - - M fl CH.SI.W KNICKERS TrJ- E.broi- VJOLtT TALjU. p SSStTSA'KJ , fi«? "' LEATHER POCKET BOOKS AND WALLETS, ' fl II ya«l POWDER-7*d. EBONISED HAND MIRRORS, large Size, 1/- ISLAND FANS, all sizes, V-each 20/. no* TSu^HJ EAPOT S-Usual price LADIES'GOLD DRESS RINGS-7/6, 12/6, antf g G d«- 36in PIVER'S FACE POWDERS, All Perfumesr- ROGER & GALLET'S VELOUTTE POWDER, LACQUER ASH TRAYS, 2d. each OAK BUTTER DISH£S AND KMIUB 15/.each. H V WHITE CAUCO—3Oin wide, d/n doz., !/3 box. 1/4 LADIES' FITTED DRESSING CASES, 8/11 each DISM t9 AND KNIVES—3/I\, GENT.'S MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, in solid || ■J wlde ' 4/l ii l< 2 Awnl , CB ruicc<i_iirf «rh WITCH HAZEL SOAP—6 Cakes for 1/. COLOSSAL SOAP, 6d. large cake each EPNs jctcbha™ ~. leather set. M W MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS-Hd each. W o^os TOOTH PASTE _f/ 3 . REPORTERS' NOTE BOOKS-1d each. WORK BASKETS, 2/6 each N J EA BPOQNS AND LADIES' AND-GENT.'S ROLLED GOLD ft $ MEN'S ELASTIC S US p^ N °^" S Tf l d <s |^_ l/11 ,vORIDE BACK HAND Ml RRORS-9d each. MARKING INK (Bond's)-6d. CHAMOIS, 6d. each EPHsmA^!? - , ? M^l HUNTER WATCHES-10/6 each. g ' S WOMEN'S FANCY DELAINE BLOUSES-1/11 [Vrqe S JZE BENZOIN AND ALMOND PLAYING CARDS-7*d pack. LEATHER MUSIC CASES, 3/9 each «■/ K NIVES AND FORKS, in Silk- E.P.N.S. SPECIMEN VASES-2/6 and 2/9 each M Q M EN' a s C STRAWHATS_6deach. LOTION-1/4 bottle. MEMORANDUM BOO KS-9d dozen. STRING KITS, 6d. each Ka!ffiS.S£Sß 'l^^ 3 || O The above being only a very small percentage of the Wonderful Values offering in our HUGE EMPORIUM we advise an early vis it | fl DOORS O2E»3HBar -A.TT , 9 O'CLOCK. ' H O TO OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS: Send Pdetd at N jsg 1 forwhat th ® Same satisfection as if had l>e«onally shopped | j HART BROS. LTD., 245-247 QUEEN STREET. Great Sale of Walker & Jones , Assigned I "