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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14683, 14 May 1908, Page 9

SPBOI2IL VMLUE It is always sound economy to buy Blankets and other household needs at Carey's. But here is a chance that is even better than usual. We think the offering of Blankets will interest every woman who reads- They are all " Colonial" which means unsurpassed quality for long wear Grey Blankets— 9/4 from 16 j 6 per pair 10!4 from 20J6 per pair 1114 from 26\- per pair While Blankets in the celebrated Wellington, Roslyn, Timaru and tatone makes—--9'4 from 16111 to 23'6 per pair j 1114 from 26\6 to 42j- per pair 10,4 from 21/6 to 36 ; 6 per pair | 12,4 from 42\- to 50/- per pair Travelling Uugs in the newest effects from 11/9 to 48\6 each. PREPARE FOR @OLDER BZIYS WITH WARMER BED COVERING. This jnild weather won't last all the winter. Eider-downs at the prices we sell them won't strain the purse. They are filled with the finest quality Arctic Down, Satin and Sateen covered, in the newest designs. Unfrilled Down Quilts (full size) frqm 20j- to 43J6 each. Frilled Dotvn Quilts from 23j- to 63[- each. Cot Quills from 4\ll to 23\6 each. Jackets & Costumes 7he falling of the Thermometer is certain in May. The cold strengthens as the days shorten, and the Jacket demand for the balance of the season will be considerable. Provide now. Do not wait until stocks are low. Our present stock is of excellent quality and ample quantity. We shall be pleased to show you the exclusive styles. Ladies' Light Tweed Jackets from 1916 to 25/6 Ladies' Full-length Jackets, in the newest ticeeds from 27J6 to 69'6 each Ladies' Jackets in Cloth, with fur collars from 45J6 to 59 j 6 each Ladies' Tweed and Plain Cloth Costumes, in latest styles, from 39J6 to £s\l7/6 each.

A WONDERFUL CORRECTIVE. ftOBSCfr " NOT A CURE-ALL." It is not claimed that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are a euro-all, but as a genuino corrective for all common ailments arising from disorders of the Blood, the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys they are undoubtedly the best remedy on the market.. An ounce of prevention is often worth pounds of cure, and as many people are more or 'ess subject to some HP Hym weakness, when psfn%j| the latter gives jfjV'i' J ■■' ''l«. warning of its apS%p>~- Proach it is both \M<^~~ wise and reasonaWf B 1? j|[l bl'e to adopt some ll *«©<?£•'<& ml\ means of preventn 1 m.s - mg 6 y mr ,toms deJ directions M **«&?* into sen£l u»iiji..-ii-h-. Km] out illness. fj cmmctHJiw... if'-'H "At one time," M writes Mrs W. Wm McGuire, Rudolph Street, Newton, f|) Auckland, "I was n a great sufferer pjr from Headaches, and was often affected with pain in the side, which I understood proceeded from the Liver. About two years ago I was induced to give your Pills a' trial, and tho results have been most satisfactory. Indeed, I may say that I have hardly known what a headacho is since using theso Pills, and a dose occasionally keeps me in splendid health. I have recommended your Pills to everybody, and I know of dozens of cases where the effect has been marvellous. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are indeed a splendid corrective, suitable for old and young-" 18