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Evening Star, Issue 15174, 3 May 1913, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. Thermo. meter at Noon 80j 70 ' 60 60 40 30 20 WBATHSE GAUGE AT NOON TO-DAY At CONN’S ‘•GRAND" PHARMACY. CHANc* «7 Barometer steady* PRESCRIPTIONS. mHEEB is a Carefulness in Weighing am -A- Mixing of Prescriptions at Conn’sPhai naacy that will mean much to you. Education, Training, and years of experience are all at your command when you have your Prescriptions Dispensed at Coin’s Pharmacy., When your doctor orders Bare or Foreign S° to Conn’s Pharmacy first, then you will be saved from going there last, MEDICINES for Infants and Children are given most careful consideration at Conn’s errand Pharmacy. OCULISTS’ PRESCRIPTIONS, EYEGLASSES, SPECTACLES, and REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. CONN’S ‘‘GRAND” PHARMACY, GRAND BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN.

David wishart, oh. arid b.t., 3 CjE VNT S'I'REDT (off High street). Specialist for Diseases of tie Skin. ’Phone 759. “The . Skin (biologically) is within the organism, having its life and health from within, and having its diseases from within; it must also be treated medicinally from within.”

He who hesitates is lost, Maxim old, but true; And you must not count the cost When you’re feeling blue. Got to' work on cough, or cold Be a swift pursuer; Rout the bated foeman bold With Won'*-’ ‘ t>—.anmint Cure. —fAdvfc.]