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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6852, 13 April 1917, Page 1

h. h. McCarthy & Co., Auctioneers, etc. Forthcoming Sales. Tuesday April 17th, C. G. Robinson, Willow Street, household furniture and eftecta hursday, April 19th, Sections in estales late J. Ransley, and H J. Howo, Section in Te' j»pata Parish oa account Mrs .AL Cook, and cottage and acre on account Mr Thompson, St John Street Clearing: Sale, f j i AOTINb .under instructions from Mr 0. G. Robinson, who is leaving the district, Messrs H. H. McCarthy and Co will sell at his residence on TUESDAY, April 17, the whole of his Furniture and Effects including octagon and occasional, tables, arm, rocking & occasional chairs, liandsome broiize bracket lamps, mirror, numerous pictures, 300 books, artistic shelves, carved corner brack3t, double auH single beds, mattresses, washstand, dressing table (combiaa-, tion), crockery, writing table, ornaments, chairs, chest drawers, carpet, medicine chest;, dining table, linoleums, mats, sideboard, fire-irons and curbs, kitchen table, kitchen utensils, enamel bowls, saucepans, I -' ■')! and crockery, jam jars, stone •j .okd, fowls, garden tools, blacksttrth's vice, ladders, etc., etc. oale commences at 1 30 p mh. h. McCarthy, -' Auctioneer. Fresh Milk. deliv*;rrjl> Tw Morning and Evening. Cleanliness a Speciality. W GLENN A TEA ROOM, where Hot Meals can be obtained when desired, has now been opened in the shop adjoining the Laundry. FRUirand CONFECTIONERf"" Excllent Quality, Prices the Lowest TiJIToNG, THE ... ... STRAND. N. JAR AM Ladies and Gen tie me Tailor, STRANJ* TAURANGA. (next Mr J. Crichtons^ Suits Made to Order. \ — Good. Fit Guaranteed, — Clothing Cleaned and Pressed Mercery of All Kinds, "DERRICOOti" She rang up the butcher to send her some meat: . • ,< |The butcher said No !" The carls off the street," : So she applied to the milkman to give net1 Relief , And now she is using extra milk— not Beef. Customers assured of a regular delivery R. J. McCarthy. The Great National Remedy For more than twenty years ■ Dr.! Morse's-Indian Hoot Pills have been ; j before the Australasian public, gain> j ing each, year in popular esteem, j and each year showing a large in< crease in the sales until turn nearly One million bottles are sold annually. Very often medicines, appear on the market and for a snort time have a popular vogue, for just whal reason it is difficult to say, not having any genuine merit, but 'the put> lie soon finds (his out, and they soon disappear aad are never heard of again. When a remedy like Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills for twen: ty years shows a constantly increas iaV sale, it indicates the solid conGdence the public have in it. No exaggerated claims have been urged for them. No- attempt Ims been made to induce the public to believe they had any miraculous power, but on all occasions the idea" has been presented, that they were simply a good Pill in every sense of the word. They are based on a sound formula, and made, by men of experience, and the ingredients arc in such quantities and proportions as best to per-, form the special objects - they are intended 'o accomplish. The peculiar climate of New Zealand and the mode of living is such that the Liver gets out of order quicker than any other organ, of the human system, and when the Liver does not do its duty, the whole system .is disarranged. A remedy that reaches the Liver is what New Zcalanders want, and they know after twenty years' use that Dr. Morse's Indian,Root Pills al- * ways act on the-Liver, regulating, and tonina: the entire system. It is this simple fact that makes Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills a housed: hold necessity throughout the length ! and breadth of this Great Island I Continent,with a sale larger, than any other remedy south of the Equ* .u* ■■■-..■■ ■. • . ■ ■ ' . -■ Want something? Try a» Times' Adlet