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Evening Star, Issue 11700, 4 October 1902, Page 1

TO BOWLERS. AND T. YOUNG, 88 PRINCES STREET, Beg to Announce that they have JUST OPENED out for the COMING SEASON a , VERY LARGE SHIPMENT of TAYLOR'S BOWLS, la Pairs and Sets of Four. Ivory Mounted, First Quality, Ivory Mounted, Extra Quality. .. Silver Mounted. Prize Bowk in Different Sizes: ALSO, JACKS AND MEASURES. Inspection Invited. mBE -.EHREErUAL TRUSTEES,, ESTATB, A AND A<JENGr.COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. ' Director*: Thomas Moodie, Esq. Walter Esq. Kwith Ramsay, Esq. W. E. Reynolds, Esq. Manager: Walter Hislop. This Company acts as Executor or Trustee ■nacr Wills and Settlements; as Attorney for Absentees and"others; 'Manages Properties; Negotiates Loans, Collects Interest, Rent, and Dividends: and Conducts all General Agency Bntineu. r~O~H~N \ , ' FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 18 George street, Dunedin, Has just landed 12ft Floorcloths and Linoleums 67 brilliant new:designs, in great variety. Handsome Black-and-gold Iron Bedsteads, Brass-rod Fenders and' sets Fire Brasses, Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Curtains, Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Mattresses (all kinds and sizss). Furniture in trreat varietv. • Prices sent on application. Time payments arranged. Terms easy. JOHN GI.LL 1E S, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, Corr.er of Great King street and Moray place. Funerals conducted at Lowest Prices ii Town and country. Our undertaker resides on these premises, aud can always be got to attend to Funeral Orders by day or night. • Telephone 479. TASTE PAPER FOR SALE .. . in lots to suit purchasers. Apply Star 1 Offica T. GEORGE JAM.—Ask for and lee that you get it. All. grocers. THE PROBLEM OF HEALTH. Information that oftcu leads to a. quick solution of it. HEN the health of your child be- > > comes a problem that seriously presents itself to you, Are can suggest the solution revealed in the following letter: ■" 187 Wellgate, Rothorham, England. "November 13tli, 1900. "Dear Sirs, —When our babv boy was six months old he had consumption" of the bowels, and appeared to be wasting awav, and became vary much emaciated. He was under treatment for some time, but did not improve, and we were told that we should nbt be able to rear him. A friend brought us a paper contaning one of foutoidverUsements, and asked .us to try * Scott's Emulsion,, as tho letter revealed* how a similar case to our boys had been benefited bv your preparation. We obtained-, a bottle", "and gave him the Emulsion according to directions. Before three days had passed he was _ a different child altogether, and, continuing the ..treatment, he became a strong, healthy boy. In January of the present year he contracted whooping cough, and had it very badly. We resorted to>his old irdictne:—Scott's Emulsion—and' after .ho ad taken three bottles he was completely :ured. Wo look upon Scott's Emulsion as . standard remedy, and if any of the children are _ not' well we immediately employ it, and it never fails to do them »ood. Wo have not the least doubt that Scott's Emulsion saved our boy's life. ' "(Signed) Arthur Harrison.-" Scott's Emulsion is a standard household remedy on account of its wide range of usefulness. It is effectual in coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption, * and all ailments of throat and - lungs, and' "by enriching-the blood it overcomes anemic and wasting tendencies. Children thrive on Scott's Emulsion when all other forms of treatment: have been , unsuccessful. This remedy seems just, what children need to give them strong digestion and keen, appetite, and to bring flesh and Strength to the entire. system. There is: only one. Scott's Emulsion, which is distinguished by. our trade mark of a man holding, a big fish over his shoulder. The; merits .of Scott's Emulsion, are not exaggerated in any degree. The letters writ- —" "v .»uu u»jro iuku m snow creany what may be expected from its trse. Yon can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion by semling fourpenee to Scott anil Bowiie, Limited, 483 Kent street, Sydney, end:'mentioning this paper. All Chemists «ell Scott's Emulsion.