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Evening Post, Issue 153, 29 December 1908, Page 2

IS YOUR HEART WEAK ? ) A VERY much larger proportion of -£jL people than io generally supposed suffer from heart weakness in ono foi-m or another, and eminent authorities agree that tho number is unfortunately increas ing dally, owing to unnatural strains put upon the heart by the demands of our modern mode* of lhing. The grear clangor from a weak heart lies in the facr that it weakens e\ery other organ, thu& becoming the starting point for a great variety of disorders. A weak heart makes a weak stomach, weak lungs, woak bowels, weak kidnoys, weak nerves. It destroys the appetite, interferes with the digestion . irritates the nerves, and bring* sleepless, restless nights, and melancholy, hopeless days, undermining the strength of every fibre o£ the body. Fortunately few people really have actual heart disease, but it is not too much to say that, eight out of every ten people who suffer from a complaint at all serious are troubled with heart ailments, perhaps slight — but very serious if neglected. Before you can be thoroughly well again, you must strengthen the heart — you must help it to do its work, because until the heart is strong, it cannot send an abundant supply of rich, red blood surging through your veins, to bring energy and life everywhere. Dr. Day's Ileart-Heip makes weak hearts fctrong. it has already made hundreds of weak hearts strong here in New Zealand — has restored health and happiness to many a sufferer. If you suspect that your heart is weak, that very fact is proof that such is the case, and no time should be lost in securing a bottle of Dr. Day's HeartHelp. Your chemist will supply it in large bottles at 4s 6d. Around each bottle will bo found a full description of heart ailments, and correct treatment for same. Wholesale Agents for Dr. Day's Heart-Help, Messrs. Kempthorne-Prosser, and Young and Co. A SMART SUMMER SUIT £2 5s 3 £2 10s, £2 15s, AND £3 3S. MADE TO MEASURE rS^HE SUITS now being made by JL GEORGE DAVIES, sb, WILLISSTREET, at the above prices are really superb in style, fit, and finish. They equal in appearance the suits Wellington men have been in the habit a paying the tailors who give credit five and six guineas for, and they possess one point which no other firm can supply — the famous Keep-Shape Front. The "KeepShape" Front is a registered front that ensures (lie coat front from turning back and getting out of shape. It is the latost idea from the best London and New York tailoring csiablishments, and Mr. Davies is very fortunate indeed in possessing the exclusive right to usb this front in coats mado in New Zealand. Gentlomen who have already had suits made at the Ohristchurch establishment since the "Keep-Shane" front was introduced have been highly pleased with tho splendid coats produced Then, special care is given to every detail in the making of every garment, and Mr. Davies is bo satisfied that your suit will give complete satisfaction when you order it from him that he has authorised us to etate that he will give a written guarantee to refund your money should you not bo entirely satisfied with tho garments when you receive them. We attribute tho difference of £2 in th'o price of Mr. Dayies's suits as compared with tho ordinary made-to-measure suit largely to the modern methods adopted in the making of the garments, and, of course, also to the fact that he sells entirely for cash, giving no credit whatever, thus making no bail debts ; and after all, it does seem absurd that one man should have to pay a higher price for his suit, just because some other fellow fails to pay for his, but that is just what happens, for somebody has to pay for those who do not pay, is naturally not tho tailor who gives credit; it is the man who does pay — you. Mr. Davies has iust opened in the Wellington branch a very lcrge shipment of the newest Summer Suitings direct from the manufacturers. They include all the latest shades and colourings in the fashionable brown and green worsteds so much worn now, also many beautiful light materials and the standard qualities blues and blacks, which are guaranteed to retain their colour, being of the best possible dye. Your early inspection of these splendid suitings is invited, and ad vised. The address is — GEORGE DAVIES, 56, WILLIS-STREET. " "A PELICIOUS | I \ \ i That is the unanimous verdict f of every lady who has tried I Bycroft's Lemon Cream Biscuits I Dainty, thin, crisp, with a I j filling of deliciously-flavoured | lemon cream — is it any wonder 1 I that they are so popular at "At H Homes" and afternoon teas? 1 1 s ) I are made from the very best in- j | gredients. Onlythefinestqual. ! ! ity flour, specially-pastuerised ! | milk and cream, first quality ! | butter— fresh from the factory ! [ every morning — is used. \ Buy them in tins or special j i sealed packages — not only are ! | they cheaper this way, but j ! they are kept fresh, crisp, and j . | protected from unknown hands. \ Wholesale Agents : H. 6. ANDERSON & Co. i I [ LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. ~ ~ • and Gentlemen's superior Mibi JLJ fit and Left-off Clothing bought; highest priao ghen; letter* attoudctl to, —Mrs. Botterill, 121, Inaeßtra-g'«aJ;. Teie•Vboao 2375. <