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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume VI, Issue 166, 27 June 1916, Page 7

agiL" , - " ! " !i "~ i LADIES ! Mfc*m YOUR ■■ FLIMSIES.** And dad ycrar fee* in a boot or ■boo with a good stoat sole on them something that will keep your feet •dry and warm. Never mind if they look a bit heavy—you’ll soon get eased to them. Bhoee light pmnped-soled things took very pretty and very dainty, but WILL THEY KEEP YOUR FEET DRY AND WARM ? Ko, of course they won’t—they are made for summer days, not for winter ones. Have you seen my stock of Ladies’ Strong Welted Boots for the winter? Come along and have a look at them I J. A. CHALK BOOT|IMPORTER - HASTINGS. H.B. Agent for ISIS Footwear.

■■■■■■■ ■ Best medicine for children lanes |E muLsioK If your children are sickly, delicate or ailing, if they have rickets, wasting disease, coughs, crJAchit’ croup oi "whooping cough, see that they get Lane’s Emulsion. It gives health and renewed / energy by making flesh, blood and bone—and they relish it from the first dose. Never be without a bottle in the house. 2 6 and 4 6 per bottle at all chemists and stores.

TRESPASS NOTICES. A NYONE found Tress passing on my *• yrojMarty at Pukehamoaua with <Ug or guu will be prosecuted. TRAM KA RAI RIA. with dog c. gun on * the MaraekakaLo Estate will be prosecuted. MANAGER, Maraekakaho <>u my property at Waipuka, Waimarama, will be prosecuted. POET MOHI. FBARESPASSERS with Dog or Gun on any of the properties occupied by the undersigned at Whare-o-Maranui, Brookfields and Chesterhope will be prosecuted. DAVID FERNTE, W. RICHMOND. ANY person fo>n:d Trespassing on Rankawa with dog or gun will be prosecuted. . - R. HARDING. A NYONE found trespassing on Manganui. Puketapu with Dog or Gun CIU be prosecuted. F. A. PRICE. ANYONE found trespassing with Dog or Gun on my Gwavas property will be prosecuted VJI. S CARLTON. rjIKESr’ASTERS eith Dog or Gun on Hedgelev, Seafield, Awanui or Kouiikr will be prosecuted. THOS. CLARK. F. C. CLARK. H. R. CLARK A Cold will ffJLJzn 5?o right V through w the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a done ar two of Boturington’s Irish Moss. It is a sum cure for coughs and colds, and should be in F.ery household. ■Bonningtons Irish Moss gives speedy refief whether the cold be rocated in head, throat or lung*— it clears the cboked-up air passages, banishes that feverish feeling, relieves tint dry, parching sensation in the throat, ana eases the lungs. This lady, like dxmsands more, would not be without it.-— Deasfita. "■iaasbatoeinNswZMluS. m. X taw eesOsaatestoa's Irish Mm srith wry (mi ■moms. *■ I taw theta t» mast inns. ■dal tor ms children for SBSBTB •owte ata adds. durinr the tatal. eoiddampveaUMraadaJnrare a like to tana bottle la the * w—cnar»y home.” J. W. COTTEN. 1 Aak tor, ata Insist on sotting I Boeniagtoa’a. No other is .£nß»9i “last as rood." All ebsmtsts •nd stores. SsM i* lams sad <ad tables. out! xSySTTKuB Whew yon feel thus—phyeL HB •ally won out but can't gat a good night’s sleep, the mum is nm down Berres. They need a tonic and food that wifi build up and permanently strengthen them. Take OTetcherir ftqsnwraoc This splendid pretnntion will pot them right, ana the oure will be lasting. Pboephatouio contains pboephonis—nature’s finest nerve tonic. Get a bottle ot Pboeptatonie to-day. Keep well and be cheery. 2ffi end 4/6 at chemists and stores, or poet -•free from Chea. A. Tletaber, . Chemist, Wellington. s n