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Mataura Ensign, 20 July 1909, Page 1

FOR SALE: FARMS Of Every Description, Trice and Terms 853 ACRES; 200 acres river flat: .qveiy.. ops" «"»"""*«• * fi '""• ■•»«>• *»nn cash. 340 ACRES level land; 150 acres nlmicrlmri • £3 Mr onrn ■ *'9Sn 136 ACRES Dairy Farm, going concern, with 20 Cows. An assured income ; on very easy Torme. 136 ACRES; 7-roomed House and Stock. AND MANY OTHERS. Arthur A. Adams^ MAIN STREET, GORE.

D.I.C. ALTERATION SALE. Special Values in Fashionable Dress Fabrics. DUNEDIN. Fine Stripo Choviot Serges, Self Stripo Wool Delaines. Venetians, Vandyke Coatings, Stripe Costume Tweeds, etc., in a variety of Fashionable Colorings. Special Sale Price, Is yard. Roslyn Stripe Costume Tweeds, in dark colors, and Cheviot Sorgo in Navy, Olive and Brown. Special Sale Price, Is yard. Stripe Wincey Blousings, 44m wide, thoroughly shrunk and fast colors. Special Sale Price, Is 4d yard. Cream Delaine, 28in wide, a useful cloth for Blouses and Children's Frocks. Special Sale Price, Is 4d yard. fcjpooial Fancy Blouso Pieces, assorted designs, in 3vd lougths. Special Prices. Flannelette, 2s 6d, 2s 11d; Wincey, 4s 3d; Delaine, 3s 11d, 4s 6d, Flannel, 4s 3d, 4s 6d per length Satin Messalino and Silk Louisiue, 20in wide, in fashionable shades of Grey, Nil, Sky, Pink, Saxe, Buttercup, Olive, Myrtle, Brown, Navy aud Maroon, also Ivory, Cream and Black. Special Price, 1s 11 Jd yard. BROWN, EWING & CO., LTD., BEO TO ANNOUNCE THEM FIRST STUPENDOUS WINTER SALE Under New Management. ON JULY 1 THE PLEASURES OF SHOPPING BEGIN. Can you not vißit ua during this mouth ? The splendid old principles that have always governed this business—INTEGRITY, SINCERITY, LIBERALITY IN DEALING and COURTEOUS SERVICE will be maintained. We claim to REDUCE EVERYTHING and OUR PRICES will support our CLAIM. Your Post Office Orders will receivo Prompt Attention. Wall Papers FOR SEASON 1909. No Previous Collection Has attained such ATTRACTIVE FEATURES as that we now ask you to call and examine. It is the Cream of the Celebrated Products of Watson, Foster Co., Ltd., Montreal, and the Corloyle and Clegg Co., London. We have Bright, Pretty FLORALS and STRIPES for Chambers; magnificent Hall, Dining Room, Store and Office DECORATIONS; and a wide choice of very beautiful PARLOR HANGINGS in soft shades of Creams, Greens, Blues, etc., with Silver and Gilt treatment. Altogether Our range OUTCLASSES any previous offerings in Value and Effect. Our Good Papers are Cheap, and our Cheap Papers are Good. If you have any walls not recently papered let us show you how easy it will be to procure a Beautiful Result at a Comparatively Small Expense. GEO. PETERS MAIN STREET, GORE (Opposite Baker's Buildings). ALSO MIXED PAINTS, ENAMELS, PICTURE FR MES, &c. Is your Blood in Good Condition ? THE GLOOMINESS OF DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION THE IRRITABILITY OF NERVOUSNESS THE WEAKNESS OF ANAEMIA THE DEPRESSION OF STOMACH TROUBLES All have their origin in Impure Blood Keep your blood pure and clean and your health will be good. You can do this by taking daily one "Sulfarilla" Tablet—the modern medicine and the Great Blood Purifier. Don't neglect your blood—everything depends upon its purity. The celebrated William Hanna Thompson, M.D., 1..L.D., of New York—the American authority on the Nervous system—wroto recently iu 'Everybody's Magazine' : The commonest blood poisons havo a way of accumulating in the bleed without producing any special symptoms up to a certain point, when they exulode, as it were, each in its own fashion. Thus a man may bo quite himself with gout in his blood up to the hour of the niglit when he is awakened by an awful wrench in his big toe. I havo known many persons who unexpectedly fell down iu a uraemio condition, but who till then had given no, sign of the kidney disease which for months had been poisoning their blood. Be warned! Keep your blood clean with "SULFARILLA" TABLETS. 1s per Bos at all Chemists. l?*S**s&«& a s*lf ! Qß^ !^&^?<s! %*&^ THE PRAGTiQAL MAN seeks results. To him every purpose is good only in so f» r *t it achieves some ' id end. It is for this reason that he !usaiv,\ws Lvcn ar. enthusiastic ledum's Pills. 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 are directed. The practical man is too busy and wide-awake to waste cither money or time in experimenting with things declared by interested 1 traders to be "just as good." He TAKES ecclum's Pills because hj has found that they arc beyond compare the best _ mily medicine for dealing satisfactorily with all derangements cf the digestive , organs, impurities of the blood and general less cf tone. His reasons are always Clear «iud adequate and never more so than when he takes his dose cf So/rf arerywbera io botes, price IC t d. {3spiiis) I,!, idpi;:s) < aßawwsffi-<^s^si^^« A w,.