FRUIT LAXATIVE for MAMMA, DAD, BftßY, "CALIFORNIA SYROP OF n6S." Better thai! Calomel, oil or pills to stomach is sweet, liver and bowels clean, i _ _ i *_ -:«„_ and you feel grand. Olean and regulate ll.er, "California Syrup of Figs" is a family bowels and stomach. laxative. Everyone from grandpa to baby " can safely take it and no- one is ever *■""""""""""""""■"■"■ disappointed in its pleasant action. Millions "Mother, daddy and the children can of mothers know that it is the ideal laxative always "keep feeling _ne by taking this to give cross, sick, feverish children. Ask delicious fruit laxative as occasion demands, your chemist for a bottle of '* California Nothing else cleanses the stomach, liver Syrup of Figs," which has directions for and bowels so thoroughly without griping, babies, children of all ages, and for gro-.vn-You take a little at night and in the ups plainly on the bottle. Itememb_r •noraine all the foul, constipated waste, there are counterfeits sold here, so look sour bile and fermenting food delayed and see that your bottle bears the name of ia the bowels gently moves out of the "California Fig Syrup Company." Hand SV-tem When you awaken all headache, back with contempt any other fig syrup, inditjestion. sourness, foul taste, bad " California Syrup of Figs "is sold by ail breath, fever and di-r-iness are gone; your leading chemists, i/i_ and 1/9. . __ M We Insure You Wet and Cold Feet The premium is simply the cost of a pair of our famous D.R.B. (Dampresisting boots) with the rubber between soles. They can't let the wet in. "From stock, or made to measure, in strong leathers, 25/- - Those D.R.B.'s of yours are the best I've worn, for keeping one's feet dry,'' said one man recently. GUBI BOOtS Ladies', 11/6 Men;, .18/6 G0l0Sl&6S Ladies', from 4/6 Men's, 6/6 Clog Boots For Farmere and others, half-inch wood soles, wool-lined, or iron mounted with one-inch wood soles, strongest leathers, only 10/6 Footwear Specialists J&^ 105 BSANCHESTEB STREET ffl^ lIF ifS "•' ___. _____ HOLBROOKS WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE You'll order it. again, , at, : . .." , '"** !' MOTOR CARS J Arriving ex Whakaraa _t * ,___^&—_b A- st-_rfog exemplar of straight line symmetry, the fot_passenger "32" Model has power to spare for hillclimbing, crossing rivers and rough going in country driving; .a flexible throttle of from four to fifty miles r an hour. Its low centre of gravity, perfect balance, comfortably tilted seats, special rear axle construction and springing, make it wonderfully easy riding. Jiere are a few of Hs engineering principles: 7 Unit Power Plant Long Stroke Motor Bosch Magneto Zenith Carbnrettor . , Selective Type Transmission Fall floating rear axle *?* Pressnre feed positive oiling system 'sSJS? Coventry chain driven camshaft and magneto All characteristic details of high-priced Cars. A few of them foand in a few low-priced Cars. All found I'm the Hupniobite. See the 1914 Hupmobile at our Garage. It's the best •way for you to judge the value of the car. A demonstration by appointment will cost yon noth- I place yon under no obligation for purchasing. Iv; £300 Iff r c__nple-e with Electric Lights and Self-Starter, £380 --**-■■ ' '- N-iE. Farmers Co-op.Assn. UMITEB -0-EA6ENTS "* CH-ISTCBIIBCB * Garati* Telephone, 13«9 f" SELLING AGENTS: I KIBBLEWHITE & VAUGHAN Chriflftohpi-Ch IH. DIX - " " R«ngioi»a R. D. JOHNSTON - - Ashburton
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15017, 11 July 1914, Page 2
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