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Evening Star, Issue 22723, 10 August 1937, Page 13

35-3 Drop-back SETTEES .Well made and large enough to make a comfy bed when back is folded down. Yours for 2/6 deposit and weekly. Buy FURNITURE this easy way These lines are representative of what you can get for 2/6 deposit and 2/6 weekly. Scores of others! coma and see them. Payments on any Calder Mackay article may be made weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. TALLBOYS Just what you need for linen, clothes, etc. Stand about 4ft high. 2/6 deposit and weekly. Draw-leaf Tables Mbdern square shape. Top draws out to form large dining table. Great value at 2/6 deposit and weekly. Calder Mackay 180 RATTRAY ST., DUNEDIN. Phone 12-877. VALUEFRIENDLY SERVICE. CALL . AND LOOK OVER OUR STORE LTD. [CO FOR AND Fireside Chairs A winter necessity! Several styles to choose from, including the famous “ Full-o-rest ” chair that is the last word in comfort. Any one yours for 2/6 deposit and weekly. Scores of other lines in furniture, hardware, bedding, etc., same terms. "1 I I I I I I I % I Save Time and Expense by using the Stainless Electroplate TOASTER 17/6 Electric Appliances Stevens Enamel JUGS 21/6 All of the Finest Quality and GUARANTEED TWELVE MONTHS BEDSIDE ELECTRIC LIGHTS in Bakelite or Chromium Stands, complete with Cord, Plug and Coloured Glass Shade. Price, 22/6 VERI-BEST IMMERSION HEATER 4/9 Stainless Electroplate KETTLE, 37/6

CONSTIPATION DR MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILL 3 WONDERFUL REMEDY. Mrs M. Garner, 22 Hankey street,Wellington, writes:—“When a young woman of 20 years I had occasion to usa Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills for tha relief of Constipation. I was a sufferer from childhood with this complaint. I had read about this remedy and thought I would give the pills a trial. lam pleased to relate that after taking but one bottle of Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills I was cured of this persistent complaint and can recommend them to other . gufierers.;-—[Adrt.l

Before lie went away for Easter the manager of a small zoo left instructions that he should bo advised by letter every morning as to how things Tver® proceeding during his absence. On the second morning he received a letter. He opened it and read:— “ Everything O.K. except that the chimpanzee seems to he pining for a companion. What shall we do until you. return?.’-. ■