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Evening Star, Issue 17036, 6 May 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. Xherroo- WEATHER GAUGE AT NOON ttt ~ TO-DAY. At CONN'S CRAND" PHARMACY. Barometer rising. EVERYBODY'S MEDICINE IS NOBODY'S MEDICINE. rfl'HE Medicine which is good for everybody '- is so general in character that it is particularly good for nobody. If you want to get well surely and quickly, then tako the medicines that are exactly suited to your conditions. See your doctor -when you feel bad;- lie will tell you what to take. When you have this knowledge, then come to us and get what you need. We ean give you the best Drugs, Chemicals, and Medicines, and will be pleased to take care of your most particiilar wante. Send your prescription to CONN'S GRAND PHARMACY, i GRAND BUILDING'S, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. THE TOP-NOTCH OF " PERFECTION " IS THE AIM OP THE STOCK EXCHANGE TEA ROOMS. Right from the moment the Flour is taken from the bins, and through all the various processes of manufacture, our aim is QUALITY AND CLEANLINESS. All the ingredients of our goods are the best that money can buy. The Butter is Best Factory, the Eggs are guaranteed fresh, the. Fruit is all thoroughly cleaned. You may therefore rest assured that when you partake of Morning or Afternoon Tea or Supper in our Tea Rooxns, or purchase goods in our shops, the goods servod you are just as they should be, ii THE TOP-NOTCH OF " PERFECTION." STOCK EXCHANGE TEA ROOMS (Brown's, Ltd.), At the Busy Corner, Princes street, RUPTURE CAN BE CURED WITHOUT OPERATION. WHY continue to suffer the agonies of Rupture a day longer than you need? It is your duty to yourself, to your relatives, and to your country to maintain yourself in as effective condition as you possibly can. In this democratic country, where man and woman is a potential unit possessed of voting power, every individual counts. It is a citizen's duty to the country he lives in to keep fit. Physical distress inevitably leads to mental incompetency, and in a democracy, if one link ib weak the whole chain is weak. So delay no longer, but avail yourself while you may of the services of the expert, Mr A. W. MARTIN, of whom it may without fear of contradiction by said no other man in Australasia has had such a successful career in the treatment of Rupture. There are, it is true, many kinds of rupture—no two cases are alike—but whatever your particular case may be you may rely upon it Mr Martin has met with similar cases before, and has treated them successfully. Mr Martin—because no two cases are alike—insists on personal attendance. He ' cannot, for his reputation's sake, undertake treatment by correspondence or by proxy. The appliance he uses (the Dr J. A. Sherman appliance) requires expert adjustment, and only the Sole Controller, Mr A. W. Martin, is qualified and capable of correct adjustment. Mr Martin may be consulted at his rooms, Samson's Buildings, Dowling street, daily from 10 a.m. to 12, 2 p.m. to 5; Saturday, 10 to 12 noon. A booklet on ' Rupture and Tts Treatment' sent free to any sufferer. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. EXPERIENCE! has shown that in the \ise of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are read back to tiie sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we ognnofc hold ourselves responsiblo if errors occur. HOTEL NOTICES. 'ILLIA M • Q U I R W- (Late Thnaiu), CITYH 0 T E L (Most Central Hotel in Dunedin). Tariff, 12a to 14s per day. Nothing but the Best of Wines and Spirits All Modern Conveniences Throughout. Tfllnnhonost TTnstairs. 2.176: Office, 603.