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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15331, 14 June 1910, Page 2

'i m B » 8 tf& H I ft ' Ai®WT A POPULAK FOOD, j I I 1 KJ Through life iron: infancy to old ago Uneed Au!scis-.ook> J g w Biscuits. ' & 1 . , • 1 M Hungry people, tired people. particular poople, al. people : m I use Aulsebrook's Biscuits. ;• 3| Many foods please the palate but plague the stomach, seme fJ^ j ,] please the stomach but plague the palate, Aulsebrook's Biscuit* ft) i delight both. J | j When your x oppetitc plays iru-;i.t Aulsobiook'd Biscuits vill j » coax it back. i B H „ The long and the short of it :s Unecd Aulecbreok'a Biscuits. 5 & 1 h $ if f| H uso Editing, Aulsebrook's Biscuits ABj£ THE Biscuits. Jgj j|

Though one man swears by lemonade,. When it is fifteen in the shade, Another may prefer his beer, And think the first man's taste is queer. Though ono may stick to water pure; Another patronise the brewer: Both will, of course, perforce endorse The worth of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 18

Ruskin lived in an ago when "Nerves" wore practically ip unknown, but to-day this affection is quickly sapping the hap- '// piness of a daily growing proportion of our women. // ' " I If you want to be happy you must keep your nerves right. " At the first sign of Nerve trouble take Marshall's Fospherine, the great Nerve builder, which feeds the Nerves—makes them strong again. Health is, the vital step to happiness, and Marshall's Fospherine means health to all "Nerve" subjects. Procurable at all Chemists and Stores. Price 1/-, 1/6 and 2/6 per bottle. But be sure it's Marshall's. v.^v,.;.--.<r-:--'.-> > i.{?">'. ; !!rt"''>*•'•• ■•-■■■■ - '■*•■>■-■-■••■. ■' -■■■■■■•--"-. :'y.K,■■■,-...' >.' ■. ■■ "■■ ift'fe *w»jsKi& 1 ■A 1 We will present every child making a purchase ] i at, or accompanying a purchaser to our ifiW j establishment y j 744 GOLOSV3BO STREET with a White Metal Medallion as illustrated Jewellers. Direct from the takers. We have just received a small assortment of SILVER DEPOSIT VASES and lething quite new in Choice Designs and colours. ' mmmmntmm. JH9BB! —■i^—i^ ■ iifl PROFITABLE AMUSEMENT FOI? THE WtSUTER EVEftHftlGSi , m PRIZES . _ J m prizes dtkj i FUW AT THE FSRSSIDE. The competitions will open on June 15. Puzzles will appear In the illustration pages of the "Canterbury Times." Full conditions ciearly set out on pags 47 of each issue. !SPBIZES 10 Prizes of £leao!i- £lO ifl fEIZES Competition commences in the "Canterbury Times" on June 15th next. On Sale Tuesday, June 14th. Obtainable from Agents, Booksellers, and Newsvendors throughout the Dominion. PSICE SIXPENCE. Subscription Rates £l/4/- per annum paid in advance, delivered to any part of the Dominion.