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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1918, Page 6

A UNIQUE D I SPI#AY OF DRESs GOODS. SMITH AND CAUGHEY, LTU / : ■ Our representative" Svas ratieh im pressed with the special window dis P f v " : now being made by Messrs Smitu - '! Caughey, °L|4: -AiSSSeS of seasonable fabrics is sh.QWn, a/S many pf the materials being land made. This is a gTattilat.pn to the Dominion that sud, creditable productions are the w.rk n PW own people. The WoolV ?„ Zealand and is rngdg upby Yew Zealanders, for New Zealan&rsV Th. firm is also to be congratulated upon iv recognition, o.f lqcal industry,- __d° £ The procuring of raaterialg.in.fluantithas become a nrntter ef'coiSb.. difticulty, and it is a, tribute: i"I K buying organisation, pf Messrs. ___],„ and Caughey, Ltd., t),at t.heylp pverconje tbpae difficulties; and riv» their customers such an eVtremelv IS_ selection of exclusive "materials *ns-T wf \• lD - Bpite -°? the ' t«Vible 4 wi; which is raging, every dress fabrics, and natural}/ a" fmr. w'„„l fabric at' a moderate price 1 *!. I!°' ment + of. the- season. Pr f e tickets we should gay that the.valu, i! Messrs. Smith and Caughey', are. f*h ncs is. exeefept, and that "ladSlS * ' J3£ ' inspecting ikeia, .-'r ffl! '..

SMITH AND CAUGHEY, LTD./ Our representative: "W mrich im pressed with the special window di S p™ v "^ <"V<ShVf,-IM, A magnificent selection of seasonable fabrics is s^ a , f≥ many pf the materials being &*«§£' land made. This is a mattY/brig" gratvlatipn to the Dominion that S ciedrtable »re the P>.ir pwn people. The wool V Jow» ?I New Zealand, and i? fflß dg up by \e£ Zealandere, for New "tZ firm is also to be congratulated recognittpp. p.f lacal industry, gtggae i A opining so 2m*to , ™ c Procuring of in,g M antitv lq overcome these di.ffl w lt(e3, and.lye their custqrmers such.an extremely JSh I selection of eselusive materiala"and"dn " j signs In spite of the' terrible is raging, every hougebol^jeaaTrtv dress fabrics, and natuFalJy a" f,KS 4icularly attractive at the ceniin f hoement oi.the season. : t?ckete should aay that the Messre. Smith and Caughey'a dress f, nee ,b. excellent, and that-IIdRi n f d

ACID STOMACHS NEED MAGNBSXA,

Drugs- may give temporary relief .from the pain. Tviicb usually results from a « excess of acid in the stomach, but drur, dp not eliminate the acid., and in conee•auence the pain" Wurns—wdr*. ' ihJ'' •before. To effect a cure yom must first " eliminate the acid which is the .cause of all the trouble,, and a sure way. to *ce«ii. •pllsh.-this is to take a little magnesia after, your meals. Thk qnlcklv neutralises the harmful acid; prevents tie food turning sour and_fermenting -oottei and heals the inflamed"" stomach »_a enables you to again eat and 'enfcr't_. foods you fancy, secure in the kpiwWge that.uq, pain.pr -Itecomfprt course It will be understood' - forms of magnesia, such as the 'citrate- or., sulphates, will not accomplish tlieie \%m" ■ results, neither will crude of-bb-mutb and magnesia. Yon must get' ; t-» bisuratcd magnesia, which is a form prepared specially for use in oases of digestif.. and stomach -rouble. This; can: readily. Ye :•.'•'•" obtained of Jjlgh elas_ chemist* ill 'both powder and tablet form, the .latter b'elng especially snltaDle for travellers and others compelled to take meals a-way from., •home.—(Ad.) . . '■■.■* ::{5 ■>■■■■■

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