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Evening Star, Issue 18333, 21 July 1923, Page 14

'of poopSs«- | Jjoto to bo constantly on your gua«J ? with hollow chests and general oorn wm - o bodily weakness, many people era highly susceptible to every change, A slight draught, damp feet —any little thing is sufficient excuse for sore throat, jteajjh*.W. even, pneumonia,' AWE’S ULSIom tuflds up'the system'and gives strength to resist these attacks, it will make a naturally weak person comparatively strong and robust, and will positively heal up and permanently cure sore and inflamed membranes. There is ,no medicine to I equal it for recent or chronic coughs and colds, for bron- | chitis and asthma, or for I incipient consumption. Plica 2/6 cad 4/6 at all Choral.!* aad Star**, J S2H IT PAYS TO BUY AT RITCHIES as* BARGAINS IN CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, LAMPWARE, GLASSWARE. ,We have a great many lines in which i we are overstocked, and we are determined to clear at Bedrock Prices., Choose Dishes, English make, 3/0, Glass Jngs, medium size, 2/. Glass Butter Plates, 6d each. Glass Sweets, 0d each. Gaps and Saucers from 4/6 hal/*doz. Tea Plates, English make, 3/6 halfdoz. Shaving Mugs, large assortment, 2/9. Mystic Hits, Bd. Cooks’ Forks, 6d. Fish Slices, 1/., . w All sizes in Unique Hot Water Bags and Stone Footwarmers. At Ritchie’s, 39 and 41 GEORGE STREET,. THE SHOP FOR HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS,

Mix Colman’s Mustard with water Try it with cold lamb or mutton Water brings out tbe keen, unique appetising flavour of Colman’s Mustard c oilman 5 Muster wDo NOT Use It Dry. 74 .-zusoirc K.sacrrmvjECKK.'arj J ,V 59 [irailFßiaimMJiaiiTOSSsigKnr v; sob -jus -jr.-v—/i.-c.•.O'.r .m j-cjs-rrOTJtr-•: A Cordial If you love’ Tine' Furniture and Homo Furnishings we welcome you to view the displays in our warehouses. We have studied the art of Home-making both from the practical and the'decorative side. An inspection of our Show Booms reveals this. Open till 9 p.m. Fridays, i and Limited, m. m ■Jr*! mffi DUNEDIN and INVERCARGILL,