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Evening Star, Issue 17084, 1 July 1919, Page 2

GOOD VALUE At the present time everyone finds it neuesaary to study expenditure and get The greatest cava is taken selecting the ingredients of the pills, and they are in every way a splendid product. No tetter pill la made in this or any other country, and if thev are occasionally used more Expensive, medical treatment can be avoided--—(Advi.] For children’s hacking cough, Woods' DIRECTIONS AVJai,t«sarau»mJ C-«lSifS«, A TO A miou *a. wsrovto autatthLO watu. HMitAtfe H&vtf. as good value Xor their money as possible. No advance has been made in the price of Dr Morse’s Indian Boot Pills, although the cost of A/| 11.0 /Tin T)i 71 producing the Pill has gone irp enormously, and an advance’in price would be juatitled. There are on an average oi‘ forty pills in each bottle, and they arc sold generally throughout New Zealand for one shilling, or a little higher in ■certain districts. No advance