Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Star, Issue 16335, 30 January 1917, Page 2

•'FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. ¥©UR' HOMMI WAITS PURIFYING ’ fS |a Tou are troubled with Eczema, “ “ Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Boils, Sores, or Eruptions of any kind continually bursting through the skin. | E2? Aoii are suffering the aches B B and pains of Bad Legs, Blood Poison, Abscesses, Ulcers, Scrofulous and Ulcerated Sores, Glandular Swellings, &c. i 11? You have that constant itching H a and inflammation of Piles. B g® You are in the grip of Rhea--15 matism, Sciatica, Lumbago Gout, &o. All these are sure signs of clogging blood impurity, calling for immediate treatment through the blood, so don’t waste your time and money on useless lotions and messy ointments which enn- ~ Q vv i hat you want, and what you must have to be permanently cured, is a medicine that will thoroughly free the blood of the poisonous matter which alone is the true cause of all your suffering. Clarke’s Blood. Mixture is just such a medicine. It is composed of ingredients which quickly attack, overcome, and expel from the blood all impurities (from whatever causa arising), and by rendering it clean and «.uu uy u> cifau ana pure, can be relied on to effect a complete and !»»ting cure. THE TRUE VALUE of Clarke’s Blood Mixture is certified by a remarkable collection of unsolicited testimonials from grateful patients of all classes—patients who have been cured after being given up as incurable—patients who have been cured after trying many other treatments without success. — Jk’eo pamphlet round bottle. Blood Mixture Is pleasant to fake and guaranteed harmless to tho most delicate constitution of either sex. Of all chemists and stores. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. 6 arke § I OOd Mixture The World’s Best m Blood Purifies* Worth Looking Into TAYLOR’S WINDOW DISPLAY of MEN’S HATS and NECKWEAR NOVELTIES. SMARTNESS is one of the most important features, to insist noon when 1, A- LA, e3 10 * • x i v xiiuau iinporcant leatur insis!, upon when making purchases of New Goods. Our stales are thoroughly representative of all that is most up to date in the New Fashions. T aylor’s City Hatoeeum 153 RATTRAY STREET. T, TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS! ma^- e your journey restful and enjoyable, be sure to iny°ur equipment a S I 9.I EL —The 4 ‘ Last Word in Cosiness and Comfort! An Ideal So’d at all the Gilt! the Best Shops t3 4Q*I

Lit 1 ime R r\ rMIiT Opportunsues sucu as D.I.C. Sates present are rare nowadays. WIH you take advantage of ‘- h! f Oi \ Q J bvsry pepartmsnt throughout the House has prepared extensively for this" Sale, We are p'aoing in your hanas a rare opportunity to practise real and true ooonom* 1 * Oniy seasonable and worth-white Goods are offered, worth in many eases several times the Sals Pi ice. Quantities are limited, and it will pay you* to get here early. i STRIPE WINCEYS. DOUBLE - WIDTH STRIPE WINCEYS, dark grounds with neat military striper,; suitabio for ladies’ underskirts or serviceable winter house dresses. Wore 1/11 A. Nov.* 9’ci yard. UNION SHIRTINGS. ATLAS FLANNEL UNION SHIRTINGS, iu a big variety of neat stripes: iu Blues, Greys, ard Fawns; guaranteed thoroughly unshrinkable. W r ell wortli 1/11J yard. Notv im yard. KID CLOVES. LADIES’ LONG KID GLOVES in White, Black, or Light Grey. 8-button length, nsmdiv 0/6 pair, now 4/11"; 12-butUm length, usually 8/0 pair, now 10-buvcou length, usually 10/o, now 6/6. HOUSEMAIDS’ GLOVES. 500 pairs HOUSEMAIDS’ COTTON GLOVES. Cannot be bought again at the price. Special value, 7d pair. GYMNASTIC SHOES. 50 pairs MEN’S WHITE CANVAS , GYMNASTIC SHOES, rubber soles, sizes 6 to 9. Special Sale price, 3/11 pair. MEN’S W? DE-END TIES. 50 dozen ATEN’S SMART WIDELISD SiLIC TIES, plain colorings, .stripes and hroclio de- ! signs, remarkable value. Usually 1 W6. Nov; II oaoh. | I We Pay Postage or Carriage to the Country on all Drapery and Soft Goods, even at these low prices. lm im PI, vfes> ©BliiS© A 1 iv >r4 ,

H YCOL " WILL CURB - AIU 'Q UITO W HAT 15 " HYCOL "- ” : 'F YCOL -’ *">* .ho Strongest Di,S.x ND SANDFLY BIThS. One drop well ‘‘ HITOL ’’ is the Strongest and Best feel aat on .he Market, is the Cheapest, Disinfectant on the Market. because it goes furthest. libbed in—absolute cure. % 5J O Have Yon Tried i l UpM 1 IS m t;V - L J/ H &BH£i is 3&asj South African Smoking Mixture, 2oz. Tins ? U mm ’ ir not * TRY io-day and compete in the if* ti.™ ( et" .Thirty Cash Prizes as onder; Ist Frizs ■Bud 95 - ord! 55 ,S Prises of £l 55 55 feiO no no Here’s the Limerick % Jack, from joining the Colours resisted, His Swoetlioart coaxed, urged and insisted* S’iis said, “If you go S’ll send ‘I-latoppo 11 Ja *** •* CHARLES HAINES. Er. q ., Wellington, N.Z, READ THE CONDITIONS s (J) Cohlpetitoi's have to supply a missing' ' line, the last word of which must rhyme with the word “insisted.” (2) Competitors may send in as many attempts as they wish hut each attempt - must be accompanied by one (1) LID from “ Matoppo” Tobacco Tin. (5) The Judge’s decision will be final. ( 4 ) All entries must be made by 81st March, 1917, after which date - the Competition will close. M AA * (5) The successful Competitors’ names and addresses will be published in the leading- Newspapers throughout New Zealand. (6) Attempts to be posted with fall name and address and Lid of “Matoppo* ll Tobacco Tin to : “MATOPPO,” Box 121, G.P.0., WELLINGTON, NJS,