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Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1144, 29 March 1910, Page 3

Fashionable Millinery. AT THE SUTTON STORE. J - A SPECIAL CAPTURE of FIFTY STYLISH HATS by the Button , Store. We bought these Hats at a Startling Discount, and we Sell as we Buy. These Hats were part of a warehouseman's stock, and as he . wanted prompt cash he was willing to sacrifice the goods. We were in line for a bargain of this nature, and we bought promptly. _ The fifty as we bought them consisted of— Q/J VERY STYLISHLY TRIMMED *£<& HATS. 2(\ VELVET AND SILK O TOQUES. ! j Every Hat is pretty—we have not ■ seen better hats anywhere, but wo ! bought them for you, and -vvc are I offering them at special prices. £)A TRIMMED HATS. 1 Divided into four lots and and marked at 16s 6d. 19s 6d, 21s, 25s each. Smart Velvet Toques at 14s 6d. Handsome Velvet and Silk Toques at 17s 6d. These Hats are particularly well suited for Easter wear, and for wear at the Feilding Races, and the prices are positively the most tempting wo have ever named. In addition to the above there : . ■■ our regular stock of millinery, s; that the ladies of this district will have the widest possible choice at the Sutton Store. Our Discount Coupons are given \o all cash purchasers, and that means a further concession. FOOD AND DIGESTION. A Self-evident Fact. Food, no matter how carefully eaten, is useless unless digested. And, to be of full benefit, it must be digested thoroughly. No one will deny that. Many peoplo, however, do not derive half the full benefit, let alone complete benefit, from the food they eat. Digestion is not perfect—indigestion is a worrying factor. These people become nervous, anaemic, pale, icy suffer from neuralgia or constipation, or biliousness—nearly always the result of indigestion. One of Hean's Tonic Nerve , Nuts taken after each meal will greatly assist. The point is nicely illustrated by the experience of a Canterbury coal merchant. He says:— "I havo found that by taking one of Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts half an ir or so after a meal, I do not a;et troubled with indigestion and flatulency as formerly. For a couple of years or more 1 was much annoyed by indigestion. This would sometimes finish with a bilious attack, and 1 would be almost useless for my work for a day or two. 1 discovered that by taking one of Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts after my meal indigestion would not bother me, so I kept taking them for a month. I then gave them a rest and found that my stomach nerves were sufficiently strengthened to not require further help. Occisionally, through overwork or hurried eating, 1 feel symptoms of the old trouble, but can stop them at once by taking Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts again for a day or two." Almost "everyone who suffers 'Vonindigestion will find benefit by doing as the coal merchant did—one of Hean's Tonic Nerve Nuts half an hour or so after the meal. Hean's Toni , : Nerve Nuts tone up, strengthen, and energise stomach nerves. They assist every particle of food to be efficiently digested. Flatulence, pain, discom fort, heartburn, and the host of unpleasant symptoms of indigestion Jo not trouble the eater who applies tbe treatment hero suggested. Sold by chemists and grocers in packets 3s each, 6 for 16s 6d, or post free on receipt of price, from Hean's Pharmacy, Feilding. Be sure they are HEAN'S. NOTICE. THE DXC._ J= making a Special Show of Novelties in TAILORED COSTUMES, MILLINERY, COATS, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, Etc. WILE OPEN ON TUESDAY NEXT. HASTIE'S SAMPLE ROOMS, opposite Post Office, Kimbolton road, INSPECTION IS INVITED. We would ask our Feilding customers to note that the D.I.G. Goods are perfectly new and up-to-date, and the prices are on a most moderate scale. We invite comparison of prices and quality of our goods. ..E DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. " A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. TENDERS FOR, STUMPING. THREE SEPARATE CONTRACTS. Qf\ ACRES at Parorangi. (JvJ 40 acres at Almadale. 40 acres at Sinclair's Line. Tenders close 2nd April. Apply E. SHORT,