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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 103, 3 May 1919, Page 13

Pg^tors Recommend .;■ 't §S3 Mk husks and other impurities &?a WW^^W re^°ved, leaving ail pure food that is easily digested. np ¥ « ..XbiiS^ ml 21 fife Iff I 2a . ' f . =^ Cold Weather Comfort jmj^Portrayed in "Cody" Specials. y^WP' We offer remarkable value in iPllliPv' ALL-WOOL KNITTED HOSE—In black ami fefllk colours ' At 3/11, 4/11, and 5/11 pair \*f%&| KNITTED WOOL COATS-Of stylish make, fef§'l .warranted to give a maximum of. wear W^JX'Sli 17/11, 29/6, 32/11, to 63/- each WVtfjf Value that cannot be surpassed ral^ tUDI la GO, £/iD. M Footwear Specialists* Ladies' Outfitters W'kh and General Drapers $4/ 3!-33»35 Courtenay Place, Wellington ffl .) >fc—— " -JJ Tingey's h&ve every r'e*jn;4it<s for the erfi*t — i v materials.,of the best quality, the quality kind !| ill which givo eycry latißfaction, See "Uingey's !j . \\\ ■ ' for Oil and Water Colours— Bnjshce.Pclettes, :.\\ iv Mflhl Stieki, Canvases, Esielt, Sbidiitis Sloo!:, Paatcls, Hj I'l Pl«ui«nci Modelliiiß Tools, Dfiwlng and-Wntcr Colour :ii |>» P«d«. Tubss of Paints, "T" Squsres, Set Squares, :\\ '\\\ RuleM, &C, Ail «t fesseneMp prices, Evvxthing the i; 111 '. Artist ntedih here—Gall-antl'lnspect. ■'! ■ ■■■■■■ 'I TIMppVS 'Oil' and Cpler Mowfeaßts, 1 ;j Ili^iSSitS tJ r Manaere Street, WelSingtoa. I These 437 & IU3. ' „-..,. '„'. . .y, wn^wjicim 7 |!! i ■ ■ . I : . '■■■.. ■ f - _-—___-___ _^_ ______ t ... . ———— —————» 1 One of the leading teachers of New Zealand, Mr. I G. A. LUNDIE, M.A., formerly assistant head- | master High School, Palmerston Nofth, writes his jj opinion of this well-known nerve and blood medicine,. i ■■. ■ I ■■;■.-■ ■ •. ' - .■ - ■.■'■'.'."' '.■".i'l'I'liT ". I * Paimoreton North) Naw'Zealand, 1014 '„". \ ■ • " ■ ■■ ■■■■„'•'■■""" ! GLEf^S!NITS TOMIC LTD. . . \\ \ "i am ara unsolicitisd wst^ess-'t® ■ ; ] remaß-katoie remedy. ; - ; ?; ) "i syffered for from-a form of.-; I itself m profound m©Saßieh©sia, whschsl j I cowSci not'throw off. - :: -; ■'-'.■ :;; I ■" My appetite '. was ©aprScSous to a>| ! .degrree,' and'S.developed. ilB-health" till?} ; 5 if® was a real bws*«i©n. . - ' .: ■ :| ! " S was furthermore threatened'-with: : : - |a complete .nervous■ breakdown. I;:. \ cwAs hardly f©SS©w my duties..:Siß;^ig;h i* : r .School iWaster, much Sess. sive.atten-'^'! 1 tsons'.,to serious'teachers-■cTuties.' ':-.'~\\ \ "1 can h©n©stßy say your, potent j I rra©£ii®lrße came to me'as a, revelation > In healinfiTf for I regained''tny health |.j compiet©S|?f through Its consistent us©. : "For--.teachers, engaged - in;'mental ; : j strain and'arduous study yb'ur-.-tb'hic :" j] is indispensaSSle'.as. a 6stagid-by.' , . ' ! "i have recommended it to many. ! ©tihe&* teachers with most beneflciaE', | resists." \ . . . I am, Sirs, : '' ; . . ■ ."* '..'. ■*". V . '■'■'.- '.- /:' " rT^HERE are hundfeds of teachers of bcth sexes employed in the Australian j 8 Educalionil Service 10-day who suffer more or less from weak nerves or acute ; nervousness, and who through continuous nerve strain in teaching and study , never really enjoy good health. It is as much the worry of keeping their schools ■ up to the educalional standard as the Work which accounts for their feeling of general. I "' ill-health. They should keep_ Clements Tonic on hand as a " stand-by " medicine, . f : feeling certain that in its possession they will have a sweet soother of the nerve;, a fc promoter of keen appetite and restful sleep and a general healer of the .run-down and j over-wrought system, it makes weak people well and slrone people stronger- ■ 4 "Ml Otassis and Stores Sell ft. Oof 'It To-da^ | Ctcmcnte Tonic Xtd,, Roielle, N.S.W. ■ ,„,,.,.„, ,„, ' „., ''':.. ' "Vu''-- 'I li