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Evening Star, Issue 12258, 27 July 1904, Page 5

tare Advertisements. A LETTER of thanks. ,„ .- Mosgiel, June 21 1903. Mr D. EDWIN BOOTH, Masseur, and jae*Lcal Electrician. rVBAR Sift,—Allow me to express fey L' < grateful thanks for your very kind at> tention and skilful treatment to me when under your aire. In December, 1901, I was attacked with Sciatica in its very worst form. I kept on frith my work, however, until February, 1902; when I was ordered away to Hanmer Springs, but came back no bettor. By thut time I Was suffering excruciating agony night and day in my back, hip, and calf; m fact, my left leg was in a terrible state. I was completely doubled up, ami could not even walk with crutches. I went for two months to ah electrician in Dunedin, whose treatment had no good'effect. At the paint of despair I consulted one of Dunedin's leading physicians, who advised me to go to you,-and after a few months of vour Dry Hot Air and Massaje Treatment you straightened me up and relieved me 'of all pain, and made me feel life was worth living. It is now some seven (7) months since I was Jvith you, and it is gratifying to ba able to state that lam keeping in splendid health. I may say only for your treatment I was a done man for life. if anyone is suffering from Sciatica, they should place themselves under vour care, when I feel sure a few weeks would cure them. Please accept my since thanks for ail your kindness to me. Wishing you every Success in your profession—l roiniin, yours grateBOOTH MASSAGE ELECTRIC INSTITUTE 262 GEORGE STREET. Telephone 600. THE 'WEEKLY PRESS' (Illustrated), EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING, Immediately After Arrival of North Express WEDNESDAY, JULY 27th. Views of Oamaru. Dser Stalking in North Otago. Die Governor in Auckland. The Municipal Conference. The Ko|aporo Cup Winners. Tbs Dunlop Road Raco. Sir Henry Irving. Tho New Zealand Cup csrnpetiiion; £2OO prize. The Turf Parliament. The Adulteration of Seeds. Agricultural Education. Price ... Sixpence. From all Agents, Runners, arid Street Boys. W. J. PRICTOR AND CO., Wholesale Agents. MOLLISONS FOR RELIABLE HOSIERY. 27 dozen LADIES' -BbACE RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE, special vaJuo, 2 pal- for Is lid. Also a big lot of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SAMPLE HOSE, which must be cleared. AT MOLLISONS SALE. D.S A. SOUTH DUNEDIN BRANCH. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD DURING THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS. REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES ON BROWN'S CORNER, The Best Site in South Dunedin. v The D.S.A. respectfully beg to thank their numerous customers in SouTh Dunedin for the support accorded them during the past 12 years in their present small premises, and to intimate that they are moving to up-to-date quarters on Brown's Corner, HENCE THE NECESSITY OF CLEARING OUR PRESENT STOCK. We will do our best to clear it entirely out, and are now offering such .Bargains as should make this an easy matter. HAVE YOU SEEN Our Blouse Ilumelettes at 3ijd yd—worth 9?-d The Blouse Flannels, worth Zi 6d—at Is OJd yd The Girls' Felt Hats at Is and Is 6d each. And everything else as cheap. DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, South Dunedin Branch. "THE UNIQUE" END-OF-SEASON AND STOCK-TAKING SALE NOW PROCEEDING. EVERYTHING REDUCED. As usual, ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY WILL BE HALF-PKICE. Also, All Millinery bought from us during the Sale will be TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE. SEE WINDOWS. GASLIGHT DISPLAY TO-NIGHT. j"J NIQ U E MILLINERY STORE, Lower Stuart street COMO HOUSE. ' A S S A G E INSTITUTE, 39 Moray place. Scientific Treatment for the cure of Rheui tism, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Stiff Joiu„=, all Nervous Troubles, Liver Complaints, etc. The methods used are: MASSAGE. ELECTRICITY. TALLAMAN'S SYSTEM OF DRY HOT AIR. STEAM AND VAPOR BATHS. ELECTRICAL VIBRATION. The above treatments are highly recommended by the medical men of this City. Testimonials may be seen if desired. Tho Institute is under the care of Miss CULLING. who is a Certificated Masseuse and Electrotherapeutist. (2 doors above Choral Hnfl). ABERDEEN Real S<»tch WINCEY cannot be equalled by any other material for BLOUSES and CHILDREN' DRESSES. 30 inches wide, Cream and White, 2b 9d, Break-up Price, 2s 6d. -""IRKPATRICK AND BARCLAY, THE SPINNING WHEEL, Dowling street (Near Salvation Army Barracks). JACKET BARGAINS. Ladies' Jackets, in Mole, Sac, and Russian. Usual price, 37s 6d and 42*—now 17s 6d and 19s 6d. Ladies' Jackets, in Black Silk, Velvet, Silk Applique Collar. Cheap nt 70s—now 255. J-Ladies' Jackets, in Scalet-te, "latest styla." Usual prico 72s 6d—now 255. Ladies' Jackets, in Black Silk, "fur trimmed." Usual price 75s—now 30s. See Window Display. MR s d £"b aver, 50, 52, 5* George street. Meetings. THE FIRST N.Z. RHODES SCHOLAR. SUBSCRIBERS to the TESTIMONIAL to Mr JA-*tE3 ALLAN THOMSON, B.Sc. are cord.ally hivited to ba present at the Town Hall on FRIDAY, 29th iust., at 4 .50 p.m. when His Worship the Mayor will ma'ko the Presentation. Professor Bonham will represent the University. KatiariOws. TABERNACLE, GREAT KING STREET. MISSION CONTINUED TO- ** NIGHT. Mr H. MAHON Speaker. Miss JESSIE M'NEE Soloist. at closo. '.