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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 1514, 9 November 1912, Page 7 (Supplement)

THE EYES OF THE MIND. Thin if? where your c.yen are wanted- Not your natural eye» only, bnt the eyes of ? on mind; those that you employ to search out truths, and enable you to make jnat comparisons. Now. here are eome facts for your scrutiny, and your duty to yonrfielf demands that you should analyse them. PirHt, how can the middleman that comeß between you and the Manufacturer, say. wll (foods to you as cheap as if you deal direct with the Manufacturer yourself? He can't, of course, and the man that thinks otherwise can't see straight. The only chance the New Zealand public has had so far of getting Clothing at original cost, is from the CROWN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO (N.Z.), LTD. Ton can now pocket the retailer's profits and heavy shop expenses by going direct to the manufacturer's warehouse yourself and getting: things at first cost, which means a clear saving of at least 30 per cent., and in some cases much more, on what you have been paying. Are yon listening? Only one firm of its kind in X.Z. selling direct to the public at WHOLESALE PRICES. TIfK CROWN CLOTHING MANUFACTURING CO.. of ELLIOTT STREET (JUST AT THE BACK OF THE STRAND ARCADE), AUCKLAND. and at, CASHEIr STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, is a wholesale firm in a large way; who, for some years Past, and, until recently, supplied only the trade with their goods throughout New Zealand, but now have thrown open their warehouse to the public, and now anyone can go and buy a single article at. wholesale price. Their goods comprise tile finest. Colonial All-wool Tweeds, also Imported Worsteds and Tweeds, direct from the looms of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Tweeds from Banuockhurn arid our New Zealand mills. If you know anything of tweeds, you know "these are not shoddy, but have a reputation that is world-wide. These goods are worked up (on. the premises) into tho well-known CROWNALL HIGH GRADE SUITS, are made in both English and American styles. The cut. the fit, the linings, and the finish compare easily with tlio high-class tailor-made, while thoy cost only about hall' the. price. This means that you can get two high-grade suits for a little more than the price you have been paying for one before. You should go and see them, A visit, costs you nothing. You are not pressed to buy. Note the abovo address. Medical. Dyspepsia is an indication that tho stomach and othel digestive organs are weak, tired or debili. tatcd. It cause* no end of aches and pains art 1* most common where people bolt theii meals and hurry and worry ao they do in this country. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia—it has "a magic touch" in this disease. " Having suffered from indigestion I thought I would try a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Before I had half taken it I felt greatly relieved and on taking the second felt stronger and better in avery way." Augustus Abscott, Excelsior House, Upper Pitt Street, Auckland, N.Z. Hood's Sarsaparilla 8721 Iffi Made by c. I. Hood Co.. Lowell, nd ■ ■■■51 Mass., U.S.A. Bold by Chemist* The Children's proved remedy is SCOTT'S Emulsion "Mummie, can I have my Scott's now?'' Thus do the little ones learn to love the emulsion that gives them stamina, sturdiness and strength. Doctors everywhere recommend Scott's Emulsion. Nurses praise it. Mothers tell how it made their children strong— enabled them to overcome the many ailments of childhood. These are a few of hundreds of letters received. COLDS—a mother's proof " My son teas subject to severe chest colds. He obtained relief from the first dose of Scott's Emulsion and the colds arc now a thing of the. past. He looks the picture of health and likes Scott's Emulsion so much." Mrs. L. G. Sheridan, 25 Bendigo Street, Prahan. Victoria. 16.6.11, TEETHING TROUBLES i " She suffered greatly while teething and I was advised to give Iter Scott's Emulsion. She improved wonderfully after taking the contents of one bottle, and instead of being restless and fretful she is now a bright, healthy child." Mrs. C. Hinds, 92, Church Street, Newtown, Sydney, N.S. W. 23.6.11. DELICATE CHILD " Her health was completely wrecked. 1 gave her Scott's Emulsion, and from the commencement there was a wonderful improvement. She now looks quite a different child and is strong and in all ways healthy." Mrs. Margaret Fraser, 4, Meagher Street, Sydney, N.S. W. 5.7.11. . This Trade Mart is your guarantee a wJJjW of SCOTT quality, purity and strength. Imitations jjNr do no * bear this It must ,jtmaffly and mus' be Scott's ifl®} bear thi: Emulsion jij |j®§ 1 Trade Mark Stomal ix if A Safe and Absolutely Harmless Digestion Tonic I Prepared bySaiz de Carlos, a Pby- I sician, Surgeon and Pharmaceutist I of acknowledged standing. B Stomali.v, already favourably known g to, and recommended by the medical | profession, is introduced to the public 8 [ as the best already favourably known | to, and recommended by the medical | profession, is introduced to the public 1 as the best and safest treatment for | | the cure of j Diseases of the Stomach I and Intestines, | relieving pain, aiding digestion, stimI ulating appetite and toning the entire system. No alteration in the patient's usual | diet need be made, except in extreme | cases. I stomalix is gradual and benign in 9 its results, rendering the patient a jj well man, and not the victim of a 1 drug habit. It is invaluable to brain | workers ; it increases the capacity lor | effort, corrects ailments of children, 9 and benefits both young and old. I For Sate by all Druggist». 3 Distributing Afients I ffl \ FRANCIS HEWBERY « SONS, ltd., London, Eng. J 1 1 nniTff*^ Agents: Kemptliorne, Prosper and c?o., Nan Zealand Drue Co., iitd. 1 J&hos "i j W Natural Aperient Water \ \ j 5% Bottled at the Springs Jig [g Used the World over ffM I a 11 Drink an arising * winealagiful for a S ; and M "TJIT'IIY work. Mother?" "Well, the linoleum won't polish itself, my eon." Use •' Li.NOAIINISH" Linoleum Polish. 1; works by itself. Polishes as you put. it on, and fitaya polished. All grocer?. Is 64.