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AEE THE BEST TO BUY, BECAUSE THEY FIT "1 f FINISHED WE\E ! WFTT wttttJ PROVED MADE f WiLL WELL^ TESTED LOOK J EECOMMENDED L KNOWN . AND ABE GOOD VALUE FOE YOUE MONEY. WE supply a first-class stout white cotton or a hghter waterproof dressed cover, either with good felt or check lining for 21/6 hack, 22/6 draught sizes, made to order if required and fit guaranteed. Cow Covers from 10/6. SADDLEEY, HARNESS and BICYCLES of a}l descriptions made aod repaired on shortest notice by skilled workmen. Call and inspect our stock, it will pay you, J. NEAGLE & CO., SADDLE AND BICYCLE IMPORTERS, &c., High Street ... ... ... ... Dannevirke. THE AOTEA RANGE. . mHOSE who are about to build or go in for a NEW RANGE will save money by buying an AOTEA RANGE. It is the best and guaranteed the cheapest. MADE AND SOLD BY , J. C. DAVIDSON, GENERAL IRONMONGER, / Miller's Road, ... ... ... Dannevirke. . . COLLBTT &/SON, " ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MILLWRIGHTS. | Tl IT ANCFACTURERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS -*-»-*- of ail descriptionp. • ■ j ■ OIL & GAS FKGINES installed and retailed by cur expert. SAWMILLING PLANTS A SPECIALTY; j ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. HDDCMI/I CV DnlinlvLlLT (Late of Auckland City) m .DEGS to notify that he has com--JUp i "^ menced business as a \4fiN A 41^^ BUILDEB & CONTBACTOEi £SPrG2sLj& n \dfg&rsg!!§iS Plans and specifications prepared. * 3 **=™2**&§»&li^ Estimates given free. %TI?W r^Tnrvr . Wotk undertaken in all parts of the j^EW g IOLK distriot — IN — ADDEESS: SOUTH NOESEWOOD FINE ART JEWELLERY. WATCHES _ . ■■■■■■■ i>i#«vki ' gem rings C. J. MUHLEISEN PENDANTS, &o. STOEEKEFPEE AWD GENEEAI CAEEIEE, WHETUKUEA. PIVTVIVT A "XTTVQ /CONDUCTS a regular service be1\ X ITXXXI.II \J KJ \j 'tween Ormondville and WhetuHIGH STREET. kura. _ tri •, -it • tt j. i\ Trams met daily at Ormondville. (Opposite Masonic Hotel), * , * .. t» i , . Agent for the Daknevibke AdvoW ANTED Known— All printing nATE - work tnrned out imartly »♦ ( i the Advocate office. , ADDEESS : WHETUZUEA.

~VTO oho Jikes to suffer pain. No one can be himself (or herself) who -*-^ is suffering pain. Vitality is lowered, the nervous system is affected disastrously, one's mentality' suffers, and irritability is associated with everything. "What is more, pain, Jby impairing the faculties, shortens life. ST. JACOB'S OIL * ■ ■ CONQUERS PAIN in all, cases where it arises from chills, colds, strains, sprains, lumbago, and sciatica. It cures stiffness in the joints, contraction of the muscles, and the' various "cricks" we get in our limbs as the result of colds. And it is an absolutely certain cure for Rheumatism. 12 International Gold Medals have been awarded St. Jacob's Oil for its virtues in this regard; and countless letters are held by the proprietary from grateful sufferers who •have derived relief from its use. ■ " • . EVERY BOTTLE CONTAINS A CURE, and contains it all the more readily if the oil is applied without delay. You should, therefore, always keep a bottle in the house where it is handy in case of emergency. St. Jacob's Oil is .sold everywhere under the Flag, the one embrocation with an Imperial reputation. YOU HAVE A PI6 No _^ E That pig wants curing, "|\y|ESSRS FRYER & RANDALL, Jj/A. having purchased the Bakery »»«»- ii.wr * CAPTftDV and Confectionery Business of A. H. WE HAVE A F ACTOR Y Bull, desire that the liberal patron- „ ■ '.. • . age given to him will be extended to That wants a pig to cure. the m. Messrs Fryer and Randall, . having had extensive practice both in England and the dominion as bakW A RlMn^Tfcß « r s & n d pastrycooks, the public will J/* X^iITAXJJJJO fee aWe obtain any fancy cookery —mm^—m^—***^** ordered at the shortest notice. UpDon't experiment ; send to-date carts and vans deliver daily to your pigs to us and have all P arts of the district. Messfs F. . *v,^«, t,, TOO^ intrt T»o1i and R. will give their personal superthem turned into Deli- WsioDj and iv give £ he best oious Breakfast rJaoon. handled in the best possible manner. s FRY-ER & RANDALL, a. c *» « a > f!TTRTT, ! Expert decorators of Wedding, iJt \HS KjVant ! Christening, and Birthday Cakes. PlLff PLANT. — ~ TN connection, with the above, A. Proprietors : ' ,4- H - Bull desir6s to thank his many numerous customers foi SHAW & BEARD, their liberal patronage in the past, TWmn T^ftftArv and topes that the same may be exBaconJ^^tnry, tended to Messrs Fryer and Randall. H " M rt « fc A. H. BULL. • October 19, 1908. THEDANNEVIBKEPLUiWfisiNG puT YQUR BUSINESS THROUGH WORKS. The n z EXPRESS CO., Ltd. The N.Z. EXPRESS CO., Ltd. Telephone 12c. (Established 1867), Ophite the Salvation Army Bar- Q"g g^SSSf* IT « racks. press Forwarding Agents. -— — Head office: Crawford st., Dunedin. a rx Ti/TT?Arxr<T?"\r BRANCHES: Auckland, Wellington, A. U. 'IMJdjJM Jli-JD. X . Christchurch, Dunedin, Oamaru, Gore, Invercargill, Lyttelton, '-■■'■.• Palmerstoh N., New Plymouth, SANITARY PLUMBING A and Wanganui. h SPECIALITY. . DANNEVIRii AGENTS: ESTIMATES GIVEN. " DRINKWfITER & SON High street, Dannevirke. pRESERVING JjIRUITS. <^Wtte^B^^^^^^^^ "PRESERVING^ TjIRUITS. I _ _ _ , . EVERY VARIETY ON HAND. Frame & Johnstone __ UNDERTAKERS and No Rubbish At "CIUNERAL TjIURNISHERS, , HIGH ST., DANNEVIRKE. J. JOJN.IIiS .

My . Gladstone died May- 19, 1898. The tongue of the giraffe is nearly a foot and a half long. The Ro-yal .Observatory of Greenwich from which place longitude is measured, was established in the ■ re i <iii of Charles 11. It was suggested by a celebrated astronomer ] ■ named Flamsteod, and measures wore. • taken under bis supervision- for ■ adopting the study of astrqnonry as a » national object. ARE YOU BALD? IS YOUR HA!R THIN P WOULD YOU LIKE IT THICK AND HEALTHY P Look! '' Betore Uxiny. I After Using. Brice's Regenerator Have yon seen the original photographs ? Certified to by a lejiding photographer thai they are produced direct from the negative ■without any re-touching. Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5/6. W. BRIGE & SON, 6 187 Colombo Street, Christchurch. Photos can be at The Dannevirke Co-op. Association's store, where these specifics are also on sale. i Grandmother used if | Bonnington's! j| I For ovef* 46 years Bonn- «& ington's Irtish Moss has m been the standard cough J3f remedy Grandmother §| used it. your mother used w it, and you probably use it M yourself and give it to ip your children. &j I Bonnington's I | CARRAGEEN | I J Irish Moss. I There is no medicine like M it for breaking up coughs M and colds, healing inflam- p mation in the bronchial §| tubes and preventing seri- jp| ous lung troubles. 8(| REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. M '& Get what you ask for, and §&! P ask for Bonnington's Irish *^*^~r* ' iniiimiiiiMiiMinii urn i iin obmmmm

...M C DOWELL AND POWER, THE POPULAR DRAPERS.,. ~~ E^ ect LARGE SHIPMENTS OF MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING ~~ . to their . ■ • ■ ■ For the winter season from all the colonial manufacturers and home houses of repute. You can get. well suited as to quality and price and the goods are all new season's importations. If you require a nice fitting suit or good overcoat, rain or rubber coat we can show you a nice variety to pick from. ......'.■ — — ■'■.'.-. WE HAVE NICE RANGE OF BOYS' DARK TWEED NORFOLK MEN'S WOOL UNDERPANTS, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. . 4 . . \ . . SDITS, 15/6, 17/6, 18/6, 21/-, 24/- each. MEN'S WHITE AND FANCY SWEATERS, all wool, 4/6 to 8/6. ■ BOYS' OILSKIN COATS, 12/6. MEN'S SPECIAL CUT BOXED SUITS, 37/6, 45/-, 49/6, 55/-, 65/6. BOYS' FAiNCY STITCH JERSEYS, in Navy and Cardinal, all wool, 3/3 , MEN'S DARK TWEED OVERCOATS, 32/6 to 45/-. ."•••■ to 4/11. MEN'S RAINPROOF CHESTERFIELDS, 47/6 to 69/6. BOYS' STRONG NAVY SCHOOL JERSEYS, 2/11 to 5/11 each. MEN'S OILSKINS, from 16/6. . ■ :„■", -.„.. BOYS' NAVY CLOTH REEFER COATS, Astracan Collars, 16/6. GENTS' LIGHT-WEIGHT OILED LINEN RIDING COATS, 30/- «— —■^— ' . BOYS' GOLF HOSE, Black and Heather. GENTS' SMART RUBBER COATS, in Fawn, 35/-, 37/6. . •-• . •> '-v../. ■.:..■-■:■ BOYS' FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, 1/11 to 3/6. * BUSH RUGS, all sizes, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. . •: - • MEN'S, CH IMEAN SHIRTS, with Collars, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6. HEAVY GREY BLANKETS, 12/6,15/6, -/6, 19/6 pair. .- . MEN'S WOOL SOX, Ribbed and Plain, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9. MEN'S BLACK HARD FELTS, 3} size, latest shapes, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6. " ."■ ' ■ . MEN'S MEItINO UNDERPANTS & SHIRTS, 1/11, 2/11, 3/3, 3/9, 4/6. UMBRELLAS, 5/6 to 21/- each. . J CALL AKD SEE THE VALUES OFFERING IN THIS DEPARTMENT. ■ DitvvELL & POWER THE POPULAR DRAPERS