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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 6966, 23 January 1918, Page 2

Men's. Youths', & Boys' Clothing An assortment of the latest styles ju-v opened and will be offered at keenest prices. Also, a job lot of ENGLISH SAMPLE LACE CURTAINS :: AT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT :: W. LIiASEY, Importer.

t_. T. BAKEK. Land, Estate and Commission Agent Agent for the Liverpool London and v Globe iusnrance Go. Ltd. Loans Negotiated. Estates Managed Oi^'ice Wlrari St. Rhone 96 BUTION & ALDIS j Barristers aad Solicitors J W.H -KF ST 'VAUI.f»NOA j CaKD. I P. W. CROKER, I KBOISTK3 BD A ROHITUCT 1' N'L I.A| (Lato of Moibo-irne nrni Aueklund) TAUHANGA and TE PUKEHead Office: i-'«':urity Building-. Willow Bt, Tsurantja J. E. Campbell 1 hotnsoi.. 0. B. Farter THOMSON & FARRER, Cr/iL Engineers and Surveyors, TAURANGA And at Whakatane, Hamilton, and Tauniarunui Mr H. Crump Teaclier of i PiANoi'Cia-E. OiiQAK. Tdeohy, Har- j MONY, CoUNrEBPO^NT, DOUBLE j Counterpoint, Etc. ] Fraser Street, < Tauranga .*. j Will resume teaohicg after the Christ- j mas vacation about tho middle of I -t^nnarv. j ":: ' ' . | H, H. CLEMSON. I! /.N.Z.I.A. I | RRGHBTHIRED AROHITEOT Norris & Bell's Building-;, Devonport Road TaArauga Dentistry W II WRIHGT (Latel of Auckland) Sueesaor to Mr W. H. Poole CENTRAL BUILDINGS, Corner Wharf Street aud Strand, Taurauea HA R P AND T U DHOPE Bakribters & Solicitors, Tauranqa. Money to Lend on Good Securities c. jT eirk, " ARCHITECT, A.N, Z.I. A. Wharf Street, TAURA N GA Mr hTf. Knight, ~ j . —Dentist— I Successor to Mr Butler The Strand, Tauranga, and aTe Pukk. Attends — Tauranga, Monday, Tugs | day, Wednesday Friday, and j - Saturday < „ Te Fuke, every Thursday. Phone 116 Do \ou vvant Well-fitting Tailor-made Suit At a Reasonable Price ? vil — Give — |] JL J ARAM, Ladies and Gentlemen's Tailor, The, Strand, A CALL You will b% well 1-suited and , well satisfied. Phone - - No 58 SUMMER WEARINESS. Why is if, that to so many people, the ' ■warm summer months mean discomfort ?.<)d even misery ? They are happy and ; apparently • lienlthy enough when the i weather is ccoi and bi"acrnp, but wheu the " warm, humid days of surnmercome round, they are irritable and depressed and seem altogether lacking in energy and vitality. Why is it ? In lens of thousands of cases it is simply a matter of digestion. The stomach, liver aud bowels are apt to become sluggish and lazy in hot weather, and when they shirk work the whole system suffers as a natural consequence. Headaches, languor, and loss of energy are traceable iv countless instances to faulty actiou of these important organs, and all that is needed to restore them to natural activity and efficiency is the gentle stimulating and regulating action of a digestive tonic and corrective, such as Mother Seigel's Syrup. If yon are feeling limp ana listless, and lack the energy and viia'.iiy which should be yours, try the eftcct of taking from 20 to 30 drops of Mother Seigel's Syrup in a little water, after each meal and note the difference it makes in your physical condition and er:j-,):ner.t of iife. .Mr.-;. Amelia Payne, z Berkley Place, Carlton, Vie, writing on September 7th, 19iO. »a\3:—"Three years ago I felt myself becoming very far Irom well. Aches and pains set in all over my body, and I tired quickly and felt listless, jaded and dr preyed. Besides the body pains, I suffered most severely from sick headaches and bscr'.nie very constipated. I often felt discouraged a:;;} ihs reverse ot cheerful, and when in one cf these dismal moods I care--I^'S'v picked i-p on?. orMoiher Seigel's is^oks. :=::p" in g'Encir.R ihrrrii^h it om? across s'A-'d.taii-5 of a c:;=.£■ which mia'r.t i have b-.'rn my v.rj. o ■■< n *:&xc mornine I { cb-nircd a bottle :»nd found it ';;■ !;<• oii ;"ie ! H,_ok ii.v.i Ci.i:m-;a tor ;! It easea ti;e pains. i r;ronio:cd n\y apptU'e, trripro- cd j ciges::o;; : broke up ir.e CDn^upaiivn, nra ;