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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14977, 24 April 1909, Page 12

Worth 55/- | We took advantage of the slump 5 in the Wool Market at Home last ; year, and bought well. That's how i we aro offering such Overcoat values j for the Autumn and Winter. i They are First Quality Coats, honestly made in every detail—- '< collar, sleeves, lapels, shoulders, fit » a&d length all just as they should be. j We illustrate one favourite style ; to-day. It is the latest in Chesterfield Raincoats, made with medium skirt and vertical or square pockets, | as preferred, at only 35/-. a These are exceptional values, i and similar coats are selling else- ! where from 45/- to 50/-. Other I lines range up to So/- and 90/-. \ Make a point of seeing these \ Coats before buying. You'll find I we can save you from 10/- to 20/Opp. CONGREVE'S. Tra* a Co.'a HOOTERS soft reus 187 hioh -strkst (Ntxt Excelatar Hotel}. IMALLEST MAN of history was *J Bildad, the Shu-hite. Greatest boon of humanity is, bedad, D Blend, the Suratura-ite. 'A ! We are steaming along. l Suratura's quality is its strong propeller and makes every grey mouth harbour memories of delight. Best bar none. IRAVELLER representing vari- _«_ ous houses would accept an additional line that will "draw" like Suratura. OT UNDERSTOOD they fight jli along together, scolding the maids, the curate, arid the weather. Then they discover Suratura. All's well. 'EE how the fates their gifts iO allot, Ais happy, Bis not. B won't be till he drinks Suratura "D." A BOOK of Verses Underneath the Bough, a cup of Suratura, Sweet, and Thou! That's plain sense, anyhow. Oh, Ma! GOT PIL/E/S? If bo the question you haTe to answer is *' what sha;l I try ?" Tko answer is not to he found by merely asking the question. Soek -uggestions. ASK LOASBY ABOUT IT." loasby oan tell you about hundreds of your fellow citizens—male and female —who have suffered worse than you, because some of them hare been as bad as they could be. :n 1 rnniv ui is HnrcFv! ar.ii A. G. Tabs. Hbto completely cure them. I am daily publishing testim nials from grateful sufferers proving beyond doubt the absolute merit possessed by Dr. Fellows' two groat remedies. This is what a gentlemen stated recently:— " livery word you ..aTe advertise a - v ""*• Dr. Follows' tilo Cones and A are true. I have suffered for 15 years. Ruffere J as fearfully as man could suffer —seven boxes of Dr. Fellows' Pile Cones and one box of A. C. Tab 3. have quite cured in e—no moro bl eding, no pain the piles quite disappeared, the constipation cured, and my general health improved out of all Knowledge. I have recommended four other friends to try them, and three have told me they are gotting hotter—l have not seen the fourth ono yet." Do you want a moro convincing statement or suggestion? What thoy have don') for these sufferers Dr. Fellows' Hie Cones and A. C. Tabs, will do tor you. Dr. Followb' Pile Cones, 3/6perbox, 3 for 10/-, and A. C. Tabs, for constipation, 2/6 per box of 40dosos. Ob* ' ablo from all chemists and grocer; Don't take substitutes—l kno three cases where chemists pe ~~~ ~ i;iirftomers tbutDr. Fellows' Co A. 0. Tabs, were no good—giving a list of spurious names of people who hav« not been cured. Thoy tried these chemists' remedies—gave them a good trill, and then had to fall back on Dr. FeUows' two great remedies. They soon got cured, Tho money these chemists induced them to spend on thoir own "just as good" remedies ws wasted. Insist on having Dr. Fellows' remedies and no other. Wholesale Agent, H. F. STEYENS, Wholesale Chemist, «§§ Tho only Prescribing Chemist, I. I 147, CoEombo St., I Pi* doors irom Ballnntyiies, nearer Cath«dr*]| 'IM Square. k