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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14981, 29 April 1909, Page 10

•■•••'J In order to facilitate an adjustment of the personal estate of the late Francis Jas. Smith, it has been deemed advisable by the Trustees in the estate to encourage a quick return of money by offering to the public any of the stock of G. Coates & Co., Ltd., consisting 0f... JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c„ » AT A . SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNT OF 4/- IN £, 218, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, §H This Special Reduction will be made between the dates of |H 22nd March and 30th April, after which latter date jVJ prices will revert to the original schedule. ii *1 i\ wm =J m A>T:^*X*fK»> A. L, MYERS] £L. B. THOMPSON 148 Worcester Street W. (Betweon Post Office and Gas Cc'e Office). NOTICE TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. The health of the growing boy and girl largoly depends on the soundneiß of their teeth. Do not let them blame yon in after yeans for your neglect. Bring them along,- we do not charge to advise you. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.— The confidence we have in all onr work fully enables us to guarantee every Dsnture that leav»* our Surgery, which moans we are at all times willing to rs-m&ke free of charge any work that does not prove satirely satisfactory to our patients. Could yon desire a fairer offer or guarantee ? Painless Extractions without loss of consciousness. ■'-'••■-: ■-■ -■■ ■ -...r. ■-.--.: -. . ~,......,, Our Goods are of the Best Manufacture ... Only reliable Good's are sold ... Every Article guaranteed as represented ... Our Prices are the Lowest ... Everything marked In Plain Figures .«. °We allow no one to under• sell us .... We deliver promptly. 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They appeal to him not only because they conform to the acknowledged principles of medicine, but perhaps more because he invariably finds that they deal thoroughly and effectively with the ailments against which they arc directed. The practical man is too busy and wide-awake to waste either money or time in experimenting with things declared by interested traders to be" just as good." He "SPiB Ar*g"« Beecharn's Pills because he has found that they are beyond compare the best family medicine for dealing satisfactorily with all derangements of the digestive organs, impurities of the blood and general loss of tone. His reasons are always clear and adequate and never more so than when he takes his dose of Sold omry where in boxes, price lOtf. (J 4 pills) l/lj [56 pith) & 2\o (168 pills).