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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3182, 5 September 1917, Page 9

■■'. CatarrhaS,Fermentative,Ulceratiw ' , PREMIUMS LOW, Angier's Emulsion exercises soothing, lubricating . i||i'Wfiin antifermentative effects throughout the entire diges ■■'■ 'BONUSES LARGE ' tive tract. This is why it is so valuable in affection; • - '- - .'.•'.•'.' ' W« — %&S!&Zffii/&wM of the stomach and intestines. It soothes and clean' ■'' BmßJHMaßMKawwaaaa ses the mucous membrane, allays irritation, fermea • '.''.• / ; .' : ; ."•'. tat * on ;. catarrh, ulceration. It restores tone to all th< • ■ ■ ' . ' vH digestive functions and it promotes normal healths -. GOndltionS Of Policies -liberal.-. twit action of the bowels ' Presc ribed by the medica! ■ .; ''.-■"•■•■:.-■ 'Profession for twenty-five years, ithas proved its ' BusilieSS restricted tO KeW Zealand. value in many digestive and bowel disorders.'a^SSKsfl \\\wa ' A Doctor writes:—" I advocate strongly lie use ... ■•- . . .i • .1 r> . . mWW*WSMf a of Angier's Emulsion in all cases of flatulent dy»- ' fi I'lflnnpUß inUflßTflrt II InP llnmiriinn pepsia, intestinal indigestion, and that terrible com- . BIIinUHBJS HIVBoIBU 111 UIB UUIUIUIUII. pbint-mncons colitis I have seen, both by myself '" , ffi&&Wa§^ : ™WMMMWwßr Mid as a consultant sereral very ißCceasfnt cases of' F«BPU nnllril tfllflPnnfPPfi hufhflSTnfn ' ai«detraptlon,tawhichAnriK'sEraulsionmjJheKltJrJf |JUIIbj gUQlalllOtJu UJf IUtJ OLttlß. p;^^^Mdßi»lP a remedy." (Signed),——, U.D., M.8., etc.- - /W. RWHARDSOR, '■' ■', Of chemists, In two aizes. - ™ 1 l& '■'■■' Commlsslaneh TRlfiL Send name and address, 4<l.postage, and mention (hispaper. ■"''' '''■''■•''■■' • ISmf B9TYLE AWGIER CHEMICAL CO., LTD., 233 Clarence Street, Sydney, N.S.W. ';';'."', ':'. '' : \ ' /',"'.'.'" ' ' • ' ~ ' @Hinnarlii@ Series— : ."/-'v ' '. ... Why Studebaker Cars | are so Dependable The reputation for dependabilitjTenjoyed \ V . . by all motorcars bearing the Studebaker ; . .' 1 \ \ name is founded on the remarkable sturdiI \ h >. ■ ness of their, rear-end construction/ \ \ V Realizing how much the safety and comfort \ \ \ of the rider depend upon this part of its - \ \ \ cars Studebaker has left no stone unturned :'■.' \ \ \ in its efforts to make the new .1917 models \ \ \ as near perfect and beyond criticism as \ \\ possible., \, ' \ i The rear axle is of the full-floating type, equipped ;■.■•. i ' \ \ w ' trl Timken tapered and adjustable roller bearings. ' The springs are three-quarter elliptic. They are / \. ' anc * res^'ent i insuring maximum.safety J The brakes are big, ample and quick-acting. . / over a I" 31161 " million Studebaker cars in daily use throughout the world stand as living testimo- '. nials to the soundness of Studebaker dependability. i li See the Studebaker display in our showrooms and let us demonstrate this and other Studebaker feaPriceforNew tures to your satisfaction. ' 4917 Model v ~..,W' , AIAMS LTD. &S&2 ■ /CBRISTCBURCH, TSMARU, WANGANUI. j , Distributors and Accents: Wellington-.!. B. Grove and Co. i '' "" " '" " ■ ' ralmcrston North-C. J. Adiirns. Taranaki-Jfewton Kinß. ! All Studebaker cars for the Hawkog Boy-Touriat Motor Co. Alasterloii-Madden and i ' i overseas market are manufßC- .renkins. Bros, I'ahiatua-A. and [ m r?",® na 2 7 B. Donald DannoTirke-B.'A. J?ansomc. Walpawa-.T: \ i tared at the Canadian Studo- Carßon and Sous. Waipnkiirau-Turner and But. Wai- 1 i baker factory, Walkervillc, ioa—Marsh and Wilke.-. Giibcjte-V. Hanßen. lulls- I Ontario. Ford and Barnoy. Miutun-Itollc and Walker. |