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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15747, 14 November 1916, Page 9

A LADIES' TAILORING EXCLUSIVE STYLE! V 3 k»\ ' Ladies who desire the acme of Perfection M 3 f\l \ * n smar ' Tailoring may be certain erf camI J I plete satisfaction if they .place their Costome orders with JFy l\ Eugene Spitz & Co. Ltd. fm f I The Costumes we prodnce are unequalled - J -J in Quality, Style and Cut, and we place at m i\ your disposal a splendid range of'exclusive If A materials If I\\ IT>S TIME T0 SEEK OUR /jf | FOR YOUR XMAS COSTUME EUGENE SPITZ & Go. Ltd. J0 Ladies' Tailor 77 Cashel St., Christchurch SBIBB—

TIRED OF FEELING ILL? « "ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT." Hundreds of your fellow citizens have followed the above advice. They have been cured, and to-day are walking advertisements for Loasby. No end of patients who come to see me tell me they wore advised to do so by a former patient. Surely., this is the highest recommendation. Ido not pretend to be able to cure all the ills that flesh is heir to. I have had a life's experience as a prescribing chemist. If I cannot do you good X will tell you so. The number of people who consult me about their minor troubles is proof that I do good. Advice and medicine 3s 6d. Children 2s. Country patients treated by letter. _ Enclose 6s 4d, with a description in full #of your tror l, 3S, and we will send you a double-sized bottle, postage free. A. M. Loasby (with W. F. McArthur), the only Prescribing Chemist, 679 Colombo street, Christchurch. Mc 6143 DEPARTING SOLDIERS. * — VARIOUS PRESENTATIONS. Last week a concert and dance was held in the Public Hall, Ohoka, to say farewell to Privates Garnett, Jackson, Orchard, and Taylor, who are shortly leaving for the front. A large crowd attended, and Mr F. Pearce presided. Songs were given bv Mrs Wylic, Mrs Martin, Mrs Heald, Miss Opie, and Mr Opie, and recitations by Miss Kathleen Young and Master Eric Knight. The departing soldiers were pre=< >T > >-?d by Miss Hadin with a case of ;>• each, and Private Garnett was pi od by Mr Booker, on behalf of tJ.c Cricket Club, with a eet of military hairbrushes, a wallet, and money-belt. Cheens were given for the men and for those at the front, the whole audience singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows." Supper was then served, after which a dance was held, the music being supplied by Miss Taylor. During the evening a cushion, presented by Mts Brown, whose son was recently killed at the front, was sold by Mr Opie for the Lady Liverpool Fund, and realised aTxrat £7, heing finally bought for £2 by Mr W. Orchard. A cushion made by Miss J. Clist was sold to Private Jackson for 10s. Altogether the concert realised about £20. KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND GRAVEL COMPLETELY CURED. BY DR. SHELDON'S GIN PILLS. "I had been troubled with my kidneys for months past," writes Mr J. MoColl, Trent street-, Oamaru, N.Z. "My back was constantly aching and mv secretions were disordered, being thick and cloudy. I aiso suffered with gravel. Some nights I .obtained no rest. The pain in my back was so bad, and when I stooped the pain shot across my back like someone digging a knife through me. I used a number of remedies, but they were of no use to me, and I was very bad indeed. I, was reading a pamphlet about. Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills, and after reading Bome of the testimonials priirted therein given by people suffering as I was. I determined to try them. I bought a bottle, and after taking a few doses I felt much better, so continued taking' them. lam now completely cured, my back is stronger and does not ache, and the secretions have relurned to their normal conditions; the gravel is also cured and I can also rest well at night." Dr. Sheldon's Gin Pills are sold at Is 6d and 2s 6d. Obtainable everywhere. tl