JAPANESE CREPE. Tilt! lUEAL GLOTH M>K SPRING AND SUMMHtt DB£SSBS> BLOUSES AND UNDERWEAR. Superior Qualities Only. li 9d, Is IW, 2s 3d, 2s Sfl, 2b J.IS j«& iA CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF DAINTY COLORINGS. SBOWIS T , EWING, 'AjST) CO., gjuaedirfs Busy Business Centra. FOOD DIETETICS. In iris work, 'Food and Dist-efclcs,' Br Boberfc Hutchison, of London Hospital, the eminent English authority, makes the following reference to pure carbonated ir« tars:— Whet di-etetde advantages ttro obtained from tbo impregnation of puro ■water wit-h pure gas—the samo ga-a that -is in ail sparkling wines, parfcicu-J.-idy that or champagne? Apart from the pleasant, sharp taste which pure carbonated waters possess, one finds tiat pure carbonated water is an undoubted aid to digestion. Indeed, it may be said tha.o pure carbonated waters stand alone among beverages in that they actually promote the process of digestion. Not only is this the case, but cure carbonated water acts as a stimulant to the movement of the stomach, and so aids the mechanical process of digestion also; but, on tho Other hand, cheap, impure waters sure aotnaliv a men-ace to health. FHQTOGRAPHY FOR ALL. T7-ODAKS AND KODAK SUNDRIES, DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. CAMERA CO., OCTAGON. Tel. 182. [Card.] SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS. ■R FRANCIS HELPS, S.T., after L absence of eighteen months from Danjdiß, will RESUME HIS PRACTICE until (ho eutl of the year at his Chambers, 505 (private house) Great King street. Hours: j 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. , 'Phone No. 2,542. FRANCIS HELPS, Suggestive. Therapeutist "* DENTIST, BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, Corner of Bond and Rattray stretU (Next Telegraph Office). Telephone, 1,859. re..; 7 CLARJtE STRKIiT. Economical Undertakers and Embalman. Telegram* * Gourlej, rhmedia." 'Phona 407 (Day or Night)
MILITARY FUNERAL. fITHE iTsextda of Airs Alice B. O'Driscoll (A (and family) arc respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her let© husband, Prfriie Patrick O'Driscoll, which will leave the Dunedin Hospital on THURSDAY, the £9th inst., »t 2.15 o'clock, for the Nortlisrn Cemetery. A. S. ARCHER A2¥l> CO., Military Funeral Directors, M.U.1.0.0.F. LOYAL ALBION LODGE, No. 5,283. fEJEBERSof tire above and Sister Lodges L are respectfully invited to attend the jaral «f their late Bro. P. O'Driscoll, •whioh will leave tie Dunedin Hospital TOMORROW (Thursday), the 29th insk, at EiS o'clock, for tie Northern Cemetery. J. M"NEILL, N.G. ["OPE AND KINASTON, Undertaker*, 3fl L St. Andrew street. Tel 2.602; d*y Mid ntzht. Eatab. 1888. v AFWBLL AND HOLGATB (Succeiiora to Cole and Springer), UNDERTAKERS. EMBALMKRfI. AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS,. KM Georare street and Princes street nonth. litabli»hed 1874. 'Phones: Day and sight. 410: Prnrate, 441 and 488. g. ARCHER AND CO. (late manager l» Ool» and Springer), Undertakers, 219 Georz* itrret. Wvnn and Sen's busintij translated. Tel. 3,1§2, day and night. OHN GTLLIES, Undertaker, 24 George »tre?t. 'pTTone 479: 11 King street, 'pbcju 1.885: pri»at» *e«idence. 'Dbnnn 3,185,
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Evening Star, Issue 16824, 28 August 1918, Page 4
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