"SEND ME ANOTHER HAT." This wm »n the telacrttn Mid. But the customer was not on* who would submit to experiments or substitutions. The hatter knew his business. He promptly dispatched THE BEST HAT HE HAD This was one of "WOODROW'S." It was what had been ordered before. It was what was wanted again & Sens. 9 CHAS. HILL & SONS KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Ltd. D.I.C. WALLACE & GIBSON ALL SILL 9 Woodrow's Famous Hats. A CROSS PATCH. You meet these cioss-grained, mitable people e\eiy day and the seciet of their irntabihty is a "bioken down" stomach. Maluntnlion is the cause. The digestive organs aie not in voikmg ordei and the food that is eaten is not digested and body and biain aie starved. Nourishment is derived fiom the food that is digested. The "cross patch" is a dyspeptic and one to be pitied. It i& your duty to leeommend to e%ery "cioss patch " you mcct — Impey's May Apple, THE IDEAL FAMILY MEDICINE This is the gieat stomach panacea of the day and as the result of yeais of research and experiment in the vegetable kingdom. It acts promptly and effectively. It is pleasant to take and it is safe and lehable. Chemists and Stores— 2/6. •2
Indigestion Am BILLIOUSNESS Cl HED B\ XDitabatio. Oxroul-street, Lytteltoii (N.Z.), June 10, 1901. Mr. S A. PALMER. Dear Sir,— This is to testify to the great beneiit I have received from Webber's Great Herbal Remedy VTTADATIO. T have been a great sufferer for about 13 years with Indigestion and Billiousness, and have tried all sorts of remedies, with only slight relief. After having heard about the wonderful curative powers of YITADATIO I decided to try it, and. after using three large bottles, I can honestly say it acted like magic . I began to feel relief after taking, the first bottle. Before I took it I sometimes had to have hot flannels amd turpentine applied for 12 hours at a time It is now five months since I took it, and I ha-ve not had any return of the complaint since. I feel much brighter and in better spirits than I have felt for years. Hoping these few lines will inspire some fellow-sufferer A\ith hope. You are at liberty to use tlm testimonial as you think fit. — I remam yours truly Mrs. F. GILLARD. W itnesfe, her Son — Fred. Gillard Foi further particulars. S. A PALMER, WAREHOUSE WATERLOO QUAY WELLINGTON Coi-rp.spondence Invited Write for Testimonials The price of Medicine is 5s (3d and 3s fid per bottle.
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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 93, 12 April 1902, Page 19
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