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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 290, 27 August 1918, Page 3

MOTHER, THE CHILD IS BILIOUS! Don't Hesitate! A Laxative is Necemry if Tongue is Coated, Brealh Bad, or ' Stomach out of Order. ■ Give California Syrup of Figs— , Califig' at once—a teaspoonfiil to-day often saves s child from being ill to-raorrow. If your little one is out of sorts, isn't reeling eating and acting naturally—look, mother! See if its tongue is coated. Thi3 is a sure sign that its little stomach, f*£\ liver and bowels $\J/§ are clogged with bile and undigested j%/\\ \ food. When ,- cross, irri- (\(U / W\> table, fftvor- rWlit#f isb, with LMy/ \ tain tod tfHr I . breath and (M ] l\\ \ perhaps jK/l j\ i\ stomach- _/// A / \ a / X diarrhena; l.j \/1 when the ™ s —4\ I I ,1 child h« a [J \[ . sore throat or \\ H /J u chill, give it a \\ / ysga V \ 4r and m a few hours all the poisonous, constipating undigested food and bile will gently move out of its little bowels without gnping, and yon have a healthy, playful child again. Mothers can rest easy after giving this harmless fruit laxative,' because it never fails to cleanse the little one's liver and bowels and cleanse the stomach, and they dearly love its pleasant taste. Full directions for babies, children*of all ages and for grown-ups printed on each bottle. Ask your chemist for a bottle of' Califig'' I -California Syrup of Figs, and see that it I b made by the California Fig Syrup Company. Of all chemists in bottles of I two sizes, 1/lJ and 1/9. Avoid substitutes, j

jSi A - " - for - '"; ■ '<„..,—,.. In a Nice Assortment are Now Showing in the x \ ♦ POPULAR FANCY DEPARTMENT AT THE KID GLOVES, DOESKIN GLOVES, - . and SUEDE GLOVES. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED, -WHITE KID GLOVES--Sclf and black KID GLOVES-In dark brown, two and points, three buttons. V. & A. Price, 6s. lid. pair. V . & A. Prices, 7s. lid. and Bs. lid. pair. WHITE WASHING DOESKIN GLOVES BBAm KID or -JVo button. domssV, & A. Prices, ss. 11d. and Bs, Bd.' pair. V. 4 A. Prices, ss. 11d. and 6s. lid. pair. BLACK KID GLOVES-Stitched white, GREY KID GLOVES-Two domes/ with white domes and points; very V. &A? Price, 7s. 6d. pair. ■ ™ art V& A Pri CP 8, liri ™v BLACK KID GL O ra S- Th reo buttons. V. & A. Price, Bs. lid. pair. v & A _ PriceSi 5s 11d _ 6s 11d _ an(J SUEDE GLOVES-In grey and beaver Bs. 11d. -pair. ■ . shades, BLACK .SUEDE GLOVES-Thryi bnt.V, &A. Prices, 7s. 11d. and Bs. lid, pair. tons. V. &A. Price, 7s. 11d. pair. • SPECIAL! We'pay spot cash for everything that enters our Store, therebj enabling us to sell to you at Bedrock Prices. We also give a 5 per cent, cash discount on all purchases of £1 or over -and the very best of value, ' Nβ wondur we qrow, Busiest Sfrope • •>,„

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