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Evening Star, Issue 15478, 28 April 1914, Page 2

ITS EFFECT WAS MAGICAL. “My horse was attacked with griping pains,” writes Mr C. Mitchell, storekeeper, Renwiofctown, N.Z. “I gave him Chmnberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy',, and found its effect magical, the horse being relieved at once. To anyone handling horses I can recommend this remedy, as a splendid cure in cases of colic, and would not be without a bottle on hand myself.”—£Advt.]

DOUBLE-BREASTED Tweed Overcoats! < *8 The popular and fashionable OVERCOAT. Cut in the Latest Full Style, and Tailored with Skill and Careful Workmanship. May be had in the New Rough-Surface arid Fleecy Tweeds, Nap Cloths, Irish Friezes, etc. Belt at Back, Three or FourButton Fronts, Flap Pockets, with Sewn Turnback Cuffs. DARK HEAVY TWEEDS LIGHT-WEIGHT TWEEDS In Heathero, Grey*, and Brown*. Soft, Fleecy Fabric* in Brown 45/- 80/- 55Up to 75/. Shade*. Uolined, 70/- and 75/-FLEECY-UNED TWEEDS GENUINE IRISH FRIEZE In Dark Shade*, A Handvome Coat, 55/- and 75/- 84/- and 95/ARTHUR'S "IDEAL" OVERCOAT, Dark Green and Brown Shades of Heavy Tweed- Overlapping Seams, Long Centre Vent, Fashionable Raglan Sleeves, oa. / Turned-hack Pointed Three-Button Cuff ... Ofr/" J.& J. Arthur, Ltd Merchant Tailor* and Men’s Mercers 12-1446-13 George Street, ••• Dunedin.