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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 636, 13 October 1909, Page 5

/ ,Q*tt., Home Bvyet SHIPPED .TO . US EX ■ TAINUI TWO. OASES OF THE VERY/LATEST INv .STHTINGS,'WHICH ARE NOW ,/• ' OPEN FOR INSPECTION. : "■'•.' ALL GARMENTS MADE IN OUR .■\'.'.'...,» : .-'.-.'":'W;ORKR'bOM/ '.' Suits SOs. to 795. 6d. HEAD CUTTER: MR. F. W. BEDFORD, ~ .;,..: .i. Seven. Years D. Milligan,,, " . , ' /' '-/Assisted by MR. ELBE. ..'' Wholesale Woollen Co., ;'-V:'.;',".. : ., WILLIS'.STREET, '. (Hotel Windsor Buildings), ' WELLINGTON AND LONDON. : : ;,-';';.., "; -. A. C. CUTLER, ...,' ,' '■ .... Manager." WERYTHIHG WrfEN T^ '^./XN'EED^HS^iItMNE '/ ' ' VpU GET '■'"i Lane's Emnlsion Ib/ far arid /.-. away the best Emulsion prepared. ,/• ..•..-; It is absolutely, the King of;EmulBions.. L)ke every' other good ! me.aiclnoi. U Is : . freely imitated (imitatlbn3//you know, should always be'avoided)'. Lane's Emulsion- is the sta'nilard of'.value in .-• .;:. Cod: Liver, Oil'.Emulalon, and is ' . freely'used : everywhere /through l - s , '.' out',N.Z/ /When;. : yo.a" ask .for ,' : ; "Lane's; Emul3lon," aid/ are / ,/ . offered some other.brand—one of ■,'-.. .;'■: the many, assert ,: / your ■privilege ; of •• selection, and / say,' ''No/thanks, I/want' Lane's/ •;'.■■' :■■.•'■ and Lane's,only.r ■ ■ ''; ■;■,' ".' Lane'sEmulsibnis^UMd'and'recbm. ... mendedbyAniu'4Haimgau,.Dunedia'j ,■ '. ; Peter Royd, Lovcll's Flat; A. Wiliie,/•.'. //Auckland; Jobn A. Grant, Auckland; : G.'McEeon/Dunedin; W.C.-Lbvell, . '".- Stratford;!Klen Knaggs, Anckland; ■'•-,.- W.Hall.Riversdale; M.:Cooper,Wil- '■'• ; Ifnrton;-A.M.Falls,GrcytpjAn; H.M, ;■ Spring, Christ. V ' cliurch; ■ Mrs. W.-BoUpn," Wangannj; ' ':■■'■.:' Georgeßnckdl,-Eeatherst©n;W«!tafo ..Sanitoriuiii,'.Cambridge; ; NifrseMaude, :. ; ChristchurchjC/Bradsuaw,'.Welling- ,;, - .' ■to»;?L'/AV.Meyer|TMaftgawek''a;'.B. N. fk. -:-,-.' ■ Harrison,-'Aucklandp'J.-, Henderson, ■/ \Temuka; M. 0. Spic>r, ■-■■■■ -A/B. Weldoh, Dantrevirke, ■ '■' '."" a'nds of others' throughout the Doniin- .. ,-. ibn. c .■ '■' '//,,';/' 7 '',',',''■",'''". / fact that Lane's Emulsion .-.'. /is/.famous because it.is/gooa-' Is .'■■■'.' ' truer to'-day than.ever, and. the , ". be3t of reasons why,"you"should '< v ' always insist upon receiving what ; you ask fori, Lane's Emulsion is for Inflamed ■ throats, coughs, Colds, bronchitis, asthma, whoop- ' . lng cough, croups/and all kindred ; ailments known to children and adults. / Lane's Emulsion Is quite pleasant to take, is easily digested, and never falls to build up strong, healthy, vigorous bodies. „ Two sizes, 4/6 and 2/6 at all medicine dealers. The large size is the economical size. V. 45 r^Rheumatism-^ Rheumatism will rack'you just as long as there' is acid in your blood to cause Rheumatism. That's the whole trouble—acid 'in the blood. Years ago when medical ! science didn't know as much about the complaint as to-day, Rheumatic sufferers were given something to rub on the swollen tender joint, likely a hot liniment, but, that foolish treatment ' is years out of date. When the acid is driven I from the blood, there is nothing to cause Rheumatism—it's cured. The tiling is to get ■ something to drive out the lactic acid. Dr. Williams' Pink pills can be recommended for this complaint. Firstly because they have cured a great many people of 'Rheumatism. That's a pretty good reason, / and the other is that they make new' blood. The system is toned—built up—to a point where the rheumatic acid is ' expelled through the -natural I channels of the system. They were intended to do this and they do it. Don t be talked into taking something I the shown™ snys Islust tbo sumo or Just 8 n« uncut Dr Willhras' Pink Pills are 3s I per box r. Ijoxea 16s W from all medicine I dcnloK.ortho'Dri Williams' Medldno Co I of Australasia Ltd.^Wellington. ' | Dr. Williams' >PINK PILLS J LANE'S MEDOLINE Is specially prepared for the hands. Use it after washing clothes, dishes, floors, etc. 7lt makes rough hands soft, supple and smooth, i/-: everywhere. 2. mHE results obtained by Advertisers in the Classified Columns of, "The Dominion" are such as to confirm their belief that the paper has a wider circulation thus any other