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INFLUENZA Influenza is a Malady that is highly infections,-and should be carefully guarded against. The Disease is occasioned by a small Bacillus which an eminent physician calls the “ Apache of the Microbe Under-world,” because of its dreaded and dangerous character. The first symptoms are generally a great sense of Indisposition, Weakness, Debility in the Legs, Coughing, Feverishness, Cramp in the Stomach, Headaches, and a tendency to Vomiting and Luirrhcea. These symptoms must be combated AT ONCE and this can best be done by using ' “LANCER” INFLUENZA CURE. During former Epidemics this remedy proved a safe and sure means of quickly destroying the irritant germs and of securing a return of good health. One or Two Doses will ward off an attack. generally Cure. A few Dosos This treatment can be relied upon, because it is largely composed of one of the most eiTectiie Bactena-destroving drugs known to Medical Science. Ai! ChsiVdsts and Storakcepers — r zj per bottle. INFLUENZA :s CURS :: ms m :• *-1* \ *-(*• ,r asiei RITCHIE’S We im ice you to nave a lock tnrougn our large Show Rooms, where we have displaced to advantage LAMPS of every description COOK- - XJI? A'PiT'TiD mtinmfric i nrrn .. . _ _ ing stoves, Heaters, th ermos flasks, "dinner SETS, STATUARY, VASES, TRAVELLING TRUNKS, SUIT CASES CUTLERY, and other lines. ’ NOW IS THE TIME TO SEE TO YOUR LAMPS. If they require fixing bring them to us, and you can rely on getting them properly overhauled and repaired. Lamp Fittings of every description. RITCHIE'S. 39 GEORGE STREET. Telephone 377. Ipi Now's the time for Warmer Clothing. Wide Range of Overcoats, Suits, and Underclothes it Mutual Stores* Fawn Piamproof Coats —9o/, 105/. Dressy Trench Coats—lls/, 125/. and Browns—£s 15/, £6 6/, £7 7/, Ve are offering a Special Lino in Dar fancy Stripes at £4 5/ ‘ TAILOR CUT READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, smart Greys GEM’S’ AND BOYS’ PYJAMA SUITS (our own make Inese are made from thoroughly suitable materials an are worth more rnonej - . ’ Gents’—l4 6, 17/6, 21/. Boys’ and Youths’—7/11, 9/S, 12/6. JUbT ARRl^g^| 1 £t } |oa i very GMS’ NEW WINTE] V \iJS LAMBSWOOL SHIRTS AND PANTS-8/11, 10/« RI IIS ED • LAIIBSWOOL UNDERPANTS— 8/11, 10/6, 12/ i 40 allT 2 n e s . C^ T |/3 LIGHT I:XDERSIIIP/rS AND BANTS Smart Styles in WIDE-ENB TIE&-1/9, 2/3, 2/11, 3 / 6 La 6 r J? R “S° COLONIAL TRAVELLING HUGS-30/, 35 utllQ
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Evening Star, Issue 17319, 6 April 1920, Page 3
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