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Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 226, 24 September 1907, Page 3

Underclothing. TO LA PIES WHO DESIRE FINE UNDERWEAR, WITH FULNESS OF CUT AND OF QUARANTEED QUALITY, -THE LINES OFFERED BELOW MUST APPEAL FORCIBLY SPECIAL arrangements have been made for the importing of exclusive cumbers in this particulai department. You should" . * particular about the kind and -quality of UNDER WE AtC you buy as you shor. v of asy other aiticle of clothing. To this end we guarantee all cloths used in the making to be pure, also to be properly . cut and very full. Ladies' Longcloth and Nainsook Nightdresses. Plain, tri nmed self frills, Special Price, 3/11. Trimmed with, pretty Embroidery and Tucks, 4/11. Trimmed also with Lace and Tucks, 5/11. With Square Neck, beautifully trimmed with best Embroidery^ 7/11 & 9/11. Ladies 1 Chemises. Longcloth, trimmed Embroidery and Frills, 2/.G and 3/11. Veet Special. , Also in Nainsook, hand-made, trimmed Lace and Muslin Embroidery. Hand-made in^Nainsook, trimmed Torchon Lace, 7/6. This is a 7ery serviceable garment*.. Ladies' Knickers, x , A real good line in Longcloth trimmed self frills, 1/11 j or trimmed Embroidery, 2/11. • . Longcloth, prettily trimmed Insertion and Embroidery, nice and full and well made, 3/11 and 4/11. Nainsook Knickers, trimmed Val Lace and Insertion, 3/11 and 4/11. Nainsook, trimmed Imitation, Maltese Lace and Insertion, very nice for Evening wear, 5/11. Also hand-made, nicely trimmed Torchon Lace, 7/6 and 9/6. » Special Line Bought fon Cash. 120 dozen of Ladies's strong white Cotton Vests, short sleeves, 7£d and lO^d; ' or with Fancy Fronts, 1/-and 1/4. ,«•..',. This exceptional offer needs no comment, it speaks for itself. WE DO NOT ADVEKTISE FOE SHOW PURPOSES, we want to talk to you and convince you that at no other store in the Colony can you obtain such value as we offer. If what you want isn't advertised, write to us for it at once, and if we haven't got it in stock we will get it. No order too small or too large. Carriage paid on all Drapery Parcels over the value of 20/Te Aro Mouse, Cuba and Dixon Streets, Wellington.

Mr Thomas Sneddon, _ Family Grocer, Mornington, Dunedin, N.Z., writes regarding Chamberlain's^ Cough Remedy:—"My little grandchild was very bad with croup, and we had tried nearly everything we ever heard of, but with no result. We secured a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and gave it to him according to directions. It only took a couple of doses to cause all phlegm to come away, and soon he was out of danger. I really think," he adds, " that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best remedy sold for children." For sale by J. Benning, Blenheim, and W. Syms, Picton. *