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Evening Star, Issue 15910, 16 September 1915, Page 2

iiiliil Fashionable Shirts The New Styles for Spring and Summer Wear The Latest Neglige Shirts, in the Popular Fabrics and Patterns for the coming season, have now arrived. The following are Exceptionally Good Values and Very Dressy in Appearance. % mi ■AC * ss fa:''*. xm. m m Neglige Soft Shirts A choice material. Plain grounds with neat black stripes. Guaranteed fast dye. , . , 4/6 Tussore Neglige Soft Shirts An excellent range of the New ouades. These are going to be prime favorites with smartlydressed men. J. & J. ARTHUR, Merchant Tailors and Men’s Mercers : : 12, 14, 16, & 18 George Street A striking tribute to Lane’s Emulsion as a food and medicine for children Every mother and father will find special interest in these words, coming direct from the heart of a fond mother. Accept them as a warning and a guide. ** I feel it my duty as a parent to send you a testimonial for your wonderful Emulsion—which I have urged my friends to try. My baby was very delicate. Tbs . doctor told me he could not do anything more for her and that there was no hope of her recovering S3 she was so very ill. She was suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and I had tried all kinds of patent foods for her, but in vain. I was about to give up all hopes myself when I read about your Emulsion, so I bought a bottle to try. As it began, to build her up I intended to persevere with it and have done so ever since. My little girl liked it from the very first teaspoonful, and I am never without it in the house. She was so very ill, "as slated, when only four months old, but since then she has never vomited. She is now 18 months old, and is spoken of very highly on account of her strong, sturdy build. She now weighs over 30 lbs. Wishing your remedy the great success it deserves. I am, thankfully yours, (Mrs.) P. J. Bennington, 528 Worcester Street, Linwood, Christchurch, N.Z. Parents whose children are in the least delicate or sickly should never fail to give them Lane’s Emulsion. They relish it from the beginning, and it means energy and health to the little ones. It makes blood, flesh and bone, and eradicates the cause of all disease, making it impossible for harmful bacteria to live in the system. There is no better remedy for weak lungs, sore throat, strained nerves, overworked brain and for generally run-down men and women. It is composed of a perfect combination of Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Beechwood Creasote and Hypophosphiles of Lime and Soda, skilfully emulsified by the addition of fresh eggs. To prevent wasting diseases and general debility take i w i r^i I=l 1^ The Great Remedy for Lung and Throat. Troubles Get a bottle of Lane’s Emulsion to-day- On no account should you accept a substitute. There is nothing else quite so good. Your chemist or storekeeper will supply you with it at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. . Prepared for 17 years by E. G. LANE, Graduate Chemist, Oamafu, N.Z. “It’s famous because its good”