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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20909, 17 July 1933, Page 8

"FOR EVERY ILL BENEATH THE SUN the.re is a remedy or none; if there's one, try to find it; if there's none—never mind it." When you are trying to And a reliable remedy you'll find many efficacious and proven lines at KIpTCAIDS. Their shelves are well stocked with all leading proprietary lines at savings you'll appreciate. Order your medicine with your groceries:— b. d. SCOTT'S EMULSION, fcot., 2s 54 BAXTER' B '' * LUNG '''PRESERVER, Is 4d, 2s 4d and 3 S HEAN'S ESSENCE 2 3 LANCER INFLUENZA CURE, hot 1 10 TONKIN'S LINSEED EMULSION, bot. Is 4d and 2 4 XAZOL, bot. 1 4 PYKETHA, bot. Is and 2 0 COD LIVER OIL, 8d and 1b and 260z 2 3 CALIFIG, Is 6d and 2 6 IHNNIFORD'S MAGNESIA, bot. ..14 GOLDEN BLOOM MALT, pioin Is 3d and 2 3 GOLDEN BLOOM MALT AND OIL, Is 4d and 2 5 BBIGEL'S SYRUP, Is 6d and 2 8 KINCAIDS, LIMITED. COLOMBO STREET. 'l'hbae 30-565—3 lines.

"THE PRESS." (OWNED AND CONTROLLED IN CHRISTCHURCH.) HEAD OFFICE: CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. "The press" has auditors' certificate for the largest circulation in Canterbury. LONDON OFFJCE: New Zealand Associated Press, 85 Fleet street, London. AUSTRALIAN OFFICE: Lisgar House, 30 Carrington street, SYDNEY. ADVERTISING RATES. FOR CASH ONLY. {WANTEDS: When referring to Tenders or Amusements, 6 lines or under 2s 8d each insertion { 5s per inch. SITUATIONS VACANT OR WANTED: : 12 words for Is, 3 insertions 2s 6d, and 6d for each additional six words or- under. LOST AND FOUND: 12 words Is, 18 words Is 6d, etc. BIRTH, MARRIAGE, DEATH, OR FUNERAL NOTICES: Half-inch or under 2s 6d. Death and Funeral Notices combined 5s each. Every additional six lines or fraction, 2s 6d. MINIMUM CHARGE FOR BOOKING ANY Single Advertisement 2s 6d. DOUBLE RATES wi}l be charged for any of the above when cash is not • sent with order. WANTEDS, FOR SALE, or TO LET: 12 words Is per insertion; 3 insertions 2s 6d, and 6d for each additional six words or under.

CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH ADVERTISEMENTS ARE ACCEPTED While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of Advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-inser-tion, through accident or from other causes, and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting or amending advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even though such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the actual course of business. Instructions to insert advertisements in "The Press" must bear the signature of the individual authorising the insertion. The attention of executive officers of all organisations is particularly directed to this. Advertisements from such bodies ■will hot be accepted through the post at this Office, or at any of our agencies, unless the instruction is signed by a responsible officer of the body on whose behalf the advertisement is to be published. A. M. BURNS, Manager. CRUSADER—THE FAVOURITE OF THOSE WHO LIKE GOOD COFFEE. Always fresh and fully flavoured— CRUSADER COFFEE provides welcome refreshment for every occasion. CRUSADER COFFEE is freshly roasted and ground daily by the latest electrical plant, keeping in that delicious flavour that has made CRUSADER so popular. PURE COFFEE, per \b 2/4 COFFEE WITH • acORY, pur lb .. _/- BOASTED COFFl.'i-J BEANS, por lb .. 2/2 with coupons as ' . , ■' r "TJ' T ,. LATE ADVERTISEMENT. DEATH. McDONOUGH—On Monday, July 17th, at her son's residence, 51 Hopkins , Woolston, Mary Agnes, widow ; «f the late Patrick Mcflenough; in > ftttauft &2JL