Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13762, 29 May 1908, Page 9

|S'|§fi ft '.;■•''' > '':'/'''-' : .-';' ! Medical. v ''. ;: .''. '" ;:"" :,; : ; |;i \ - >'i '' — ; ii IF [YOU HAVE i%j\'n. ~.■;" ■■■ . '■ " ,-' ':-■■. Something good to tell, there la no need to delude the unwary into reading an appar-mpf'-/■'ently interesting; story which proves to be a ':'.":.'.■■- prelude.to an advertisement. The startling . i story and the thrilling testimonial do not -, .. __ add to the merit of the article advertised. ";',*" If you we troubled with ">'•' ' ~ SICK HEADACHE. IMPURE BLOOD. ' LANGUOR. INACTIVE LIVER. . ' | BAD DIGESTION. Or other such ailments -which arise from a Disordered Stomach imperfectly doing its work, you need not experiment with the many medicines so plausibly put before you, c"-' take BEECHAM'S ' PILLS ; ;•:.' ■..■( And yon have a reliable remedy, proved by .;'"'.- thousands of sufferers to be unequalled for Dispelling Disorders of the Stomach and Liver. It is not necessary to bring '■;■■'• BEECHAM'S PILLS before your notice surreptitiously, as they are openly recommended by those who ' have found that ■??■-•' BEECHAM'S PILLS , will do all that is ;;. • claimed for them—hence they have the »>„■ Largest Sale of any Patent Medicine in the $2 ' World. ':. Sold everywhere in Boxes. Price: lQid <36 pills). Is lid (56 pills), and ; : :i <. . 2s 9d (163 pills). : | " T TRIED them all. yes. every Quack. j 4 'i~ '•*- Great Scott! what pain was in my back. . Methought that I was nearly dead, aS",-'>•• When la" beauteous poem" read, *' Of "Wondrous Cures" across the sea. • :By "Camphor Boot," from off a tree. ' One thousand years the cunning Chin '" Had "rubbed it" in, bis body in— ''*' For aches and pains about his back. Yes! just the same as my attack. ;' Tell them all. my darling Florence. "OIL OF CAMPHOR,' of " GREAT LAW- '-',- RENCE." Has brought me back quite safe to life. Oh! try it. do, my sweet old wife. N.Z. DRUG CO.. Sole Agents. Dress and Fashion. . ; ' '• T ADIES' MODERN COATS, AT KENDELL'S ■TjUMOUS TOW "pRICES. • "i LADIES' NAVY BLUE PALETOT, with belted ■', back. 22s fed. "We invite comparisons. GOOD HEAVY PLAIN SERGE COATS, in navy ;.. and green, fitting back, and shoulder • - , epaulettes, 32s 6d. '~.■■ STYLISH CHESTERFIELD PALETOT, in navy "; serge, lposo.lront and fitting. back, 32s 00.. '- ,'=' PLAIN SWING-BACK COATS, in light grey I Blanket Tweeds, 32s 6cl. ' , CLOTH" JACKET, in black, navy, and brown; full swing-back; length, 39 inches. Price, . - • . 32s 6(1. SMART TWEED JACKETS, heavy cloth, full swing-back; length, 43 inches;- 17s 6d. t GIRLS COATS. • GOOD PLAIN CLOTH COATS, in maroon and 5, navy; collar and cuffs trimmed self- ■'"' coloured velveteen, 4. 27in. 30in, 33in. 36in, 39in, ;: ■; . 13s 6d. 14s 6d. 15s 6d. 16s 6d. 18s 6d. if. i • Larger Sizes same proportion. ' ■ ' . CHILDREN'S REEFER COATS, in navy, and red, from 8s lid to 12s 6d. GIRLS' PLAIN CLOTH COATS, in navy and •!hs red. stitched seams, 27 inch to 51 inch, 9s lid, 10s lid, 12s 6d, 13s 6d, up to 19s 6d. GIRLS' CRAVENETTE COATS, in fawn, grey, and navy, full swing-back. 33 inch, 15s 6d; 36 inch, 16s 6d; Is rise up to 51 inch. MAIDS' NORFOLK COSTUMES, in grey . Tweeds; also, navy and wine shades, from 19s 6d to 27s 6d. RENDELL'S, LTD., QUEEN-STBEET AND -&JTJWTON. ' • ; ~» Grocers. DELICIOUS DISHES. pHOICE MEW QALIFOENIAN pRUNES, DELICIOUS WITH CUSTARD, 4d per lb; 6lbß for 1« Wd. rpuilKEY TjUGS, FOR COOKING, ii-V Ad per lb; 71b bags, 2s 3d. pHOICE ATliff TTJATES, U; 3d per lb; sll> for Is. pHOICE -jQESSBET TJUGS, ;$; THE FAMOUS " PROTOBEN," ".;' Not obtainable elsewhere. / : - . 9el per lb. ';" Wholesome and Appetising Dishes "' ran be made with Stewed * run*. ?; You will be pleased with the shipment ;,' of Dried Fruits wo have just received. t H. M. SMEETON, LTDp ENEEAL pROVIDERS, QUEEN-STREET. Conveyances. T OSWALD CO3SEY. having taken over :>-: I, Mr. Browns and Mr. Teirney ■ Livery and Bait Stables, am.now m - a position to do all kinds of carting, alio -•','. solicit a fair share of patronage. »addle Horses to meet train. Mail. Coach starts for i Taheke after arrival of train, the first Jtio* ■", day in November, and continues weekly. Telegraph Address: „_ e .. .i .. LIVERY STABLKS. Kalhn. :■; - HORSES. FOR SALE— .-■"" SEVERAL YOUNG WELL-BRED HORDES. • D SUITABLE FOR BAKERS, BUICHEKS, and GROCERS. Also.. GOOD HACKS AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, trials given. ■ : Apply Mount, Refill Farm, or Winetonc, it''. Ltd., QUBen-itroflt. fi£O t .'3KIKBTOH£. t M&M&'&■■■''■'■■;■ '■•;"."■.■'".'.'. ■■.- : .■■■'..■ '- ; " ::