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Evening Star, Issue 21620, 16 January 1934, Page 2

*' rt *»■ \ ,7 Mrs. V. 1 A. Scott. Found in Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills 8 Domain Street, Palmerston North. Dear Sirs, I can recommend Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a useful laxative medicine and find them .mild in their action yet effectual. I am a mother of- six children and consequently can urge mothers.using this medicine. ; My mother-first suggested my using this remedy, which meets my requirements. , ' (Signed) Mrs. V. A. SCOTT. The experience of Mrs. Scott should he of interest to many mothers. Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills are purely vegetable and contain no mineral drugs. They arc not claimed to be a cure-all, but a corrective for everyday complaints, such as Constipation, Indigestion, Biliousness, Sick Headaches, and Sluggish Livers. \ Dr. Horses ‘Mm CJbrmlivw in 1934 You’ll be brighter, happier, and more efficient if your eyes are free from strain. It’s :-a simple-matter to 4eam , the truth about your eyes, and, if necessary, to have the trouble checked in time. Make an appointment now. Mr G. C, ABBOTT, F.8.0.A., Consulting Optician. Daw st Opti For Dad A Stamped Steel for (railed, 1A extra), and ■ for Mum A Combined Waxing and Polishing Mop 5/9 for (railed, 6d extra), from VERNON SMITII THE IRONMONGER IN GEORGE STREET. Is your Furniture Fashionable No longer can one feel pleased with the furniture-designs-of <bygon« years. The new trend is infinitely more impressive . . . and. infinitely more suitable. The fashionable creations, as introduced by Scoullar & Chisholm, have a beauty and a modernity that will lift your home out of the commonplace. SCOULLAR CHISHOLM Ltd. Rattray Dunedin. Also at Invercargill.