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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 119, 23 May 1925, Page 6

THEY'RE MADE TO WITHSTAND HARD USAGE. TyHITCOMBE'S Attache Cases, soundly made of solid leather, just the thing for school, 30s, 355, 37s 6d, 42s 6d, 455, and 50s each. GET OUT INTO THE GARDEN. It's such a pleasant and healthy pastime. One of AVhitcombe's Basket Gardening Sets will give gardening an added pleasure. Prices 30s, 32s 6d, 60s, 72s 6d, 82s 6d each. WHITCOMBE'S WHITCOMBE AND LAMBTON-QY.,; TOMBS, LTD. WELLINGTON. ASK FOR, " CAMROC." DRY GINGER ALE. \/i/ ARMING in Winter, COOLING in *V, Summer. Awarded DIPLOMA VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED at the Annual Dry Ginger Ale Competitions, London, 1923, an honour for N.Z. All i-lotels, Clubs, and Shops, insist upon getting it. THOMSON. LEWIS, AND CO.. LTD lels. 21-219, Lower Hutt 267. Private deliveries daily.

JACK FROST WORKS FOR YOU. Tho heavy frosts in Nelson are responsible in large measure for the beautiful fruit grown by Nelson orehardists. Winter frost and brilliant summer sunshine combine to produce ideal fruit. Tho pick of the Nelson yield goes to the making of "TT" JAM. j -13k. JAM. PURE, WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS. You could not have finer flavour, better colour, or purer food. "X" JAM is the pride of New Zealand. Get it from your grocer. Large tins are most economical. "X" JAM. : ■ "X" JAM. S. KIRKPATRICK AND CO., LTD., S. P. ANDREW STUDIOS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS In "INDIA PROOF" And MONOCHROME. AN Exhibit of GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS is now on view at ! . STUDIOS, 10, Willis street, and Bartlett Studios, Auckland. ! CHIROPRACTIC ANNOUNCEMENT ]WTR. AND MRS. KEMBLE WELCH XTA (Palmer School Graduates) have opened Offices for the Practice of Chiropractic, Neurocalometer Service. The Neurocalometer accurately locates nerve impingments, which are the cause of disease. Address: 200, WILLIS STREET Telephone 20-421. "_ NEURASTHENIA ~"" TVTEURASTHENIA or Nervous 'Prosii t^ atlon causes depression, fatigue, lack of energy, insomnia, constipation, etc. Due to the exhaustion of nerve energy. Special treatment for Neurasthenia. Consult RONALD M'LEAN, Metaphysician, 2. COURTENAY PLACE Tel. 20-654. ■ Hours 9-1, 2-5. CHIROPRACTIC. OTTERHOLT, BRYCE, AND WRATT, (Palmer School Graduates), Telephone 3328. Every Disease has a cause. ■ Tho X-ray locates it. ■ We adjust it. Health is the Result. Pnvato Compartment and Rest Rooms HANDEL'S BUILDING, 101, Willis street, X-RAY LABORATORY. Consultation Free. CHIROPRACTIC, "The Better Way to Health."

/~IOLWILL ■ AND COLWILL Members N.Z. Chiropractors' Assn. (Inc.), Palmer School Graduates. Tel. 22-869. Consultation Free. Martin's Buildings 47, Courtenay place. OSTEOPATHS, CHIROPRACTORS." MR. and MRS. ADAMSON (Bernaar MacFadden Graduates), TherapeuticDietitians. ■ SWINSON CHAMBERS, Dixon street (next King's) and at Petone t Telephone 21-732 for freo consultation. EDICAL MASSAGE, PHYSICAL MR. and MRS. \VM. BARKE (Regd , N.Z.). Telephone 24-417, 6 Rididfortf-st (Jolm-st. tram stop), Nowtown. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS ~ SPEAR AND MURRAY, LTD 7, Willis street, Wellington. Late Optician to tho Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board | Telephone 2562. 11. E. ANDREWS.] [H. JACKSONT ANDREWS AND JACKSON, Dental Surgeons, 132, Willis street, M'Donald'a Buildings Telephone 2920. 1^ W. BOND, (Late Dental Surgeon, Wellington Hospital. Corner of Willis and Boulcott streets. Telophone 450. QA CARD.] ' "— IT 1 V/ 1??' 1'' Sui ='eon Dentist, -»- • . 17.5, Ridiford street (OW C. B. M'Dou?nll. Chemist) Telephone '25-739. W. WILSON AND CO" •' (Late J. au.l A. Wilson), I'uneral jMirnisliors. 263, WU.LIS STIiJiliT Tclephotm 21-949. [XTJaKiTT ■ — TVriSS HINEMOA HOPKINS, Solieii.lJL tor. has Commenced the Practice, of her Profesmpn at Stock Bxchangß Build-