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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 145, 18 December 1908, Page 7

{ ; WHATEVER h ELSE You CAT OR DRIMK ALWAYX INSIST UPON MAVJJUi COOP TCA ARC TWE BUT !<\OH£Y% EXPERIENCE CAN i BUY. JOLDBYAL^fIOCERSj - • .-.■ *./ There's really no need to continue cough ing. What you do need is Lane's Emulsion. IJ7 „ __ , _ _ . **Sviut thepleatun afttr DO you experience the daily delight «t a good bracing walk, or are you one •f the pitiful thousands who can hardly crawl for corns ? ; IF YOI? WOULD ONLY TBY TEED'S CORN CURE your corns would disappear, and you would find the world different, somehow, and life worth living. Chemists inn Stobes — On* Shilling, ■'■' , or t ost-fxee Dinot. • . DAVID TJJED AND CO., HunfMtuxiag Chemiits, New Pljmoqtli, 9 Jlane^T medoune v y FOR THE HANDS. ( C For Cracked and Chapped ) J Hands. Relief at once. 1/r Bottle c \ 1«t all Chemists and Stores. # Watch Your Feet! 1 If you are a man with your way tp make, look to your feet! Un- . tidy boots will spoil you, however v well you are dressed and hatted. Get neat boots sind make them look well and last long by using a perfect polish. It is spelled R-A-D-HI-M! At a trifling cos,t it gives a permanent polish and a unique j preservative. You spread it thinly now and then. Occasional rubbing does the rest. You have a dense black, very brilliant gloss. At a cost of sixpence you get incalculable extra wear in your boots. • Made by McLEOD, MarttrtorouKß & Wellington. QD. Sold Everywhere. _ 7 ■ DANNEVIRKE BUTCHERY. THE CHOICEST MEATS AL WAYS ON HAND. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. G. J .. CLARKE. BABBAUD STREET. „;■ j - NOTICE. HAVING purchased the st»bl«keeping bnsinebi nntil l»fcely carried on by Mr D. A. Bennet*, known as the Bailway Stables, 1 desire to Bolioit a fair share of pa birr patronage. J. B. BATON ■ Having disposed of my bnstneai t> Mr J. B. Eaton, I beg to thank m> former customers for their patronage and to solicit m continuance \to m« successor. D. A. BENNETT WANTED Known — You should patronise local industry, and not' send pat of town for your print- r ing. — Try the Advocate. ''