Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17696, 3 February 1921, Page 6

DO WHAT IS CLAIMED. "I am a resident here of forty-three years m the Dominion," writes Mr. John McCormick 37, Conference Street, North Chnstchurch, «and can testify to the efficacy of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills as a genuine medicine to relieve indigestion. These pills are sold at a reasonable price and do what is claimed for them." "Keep Smiling" boot polish is the best quality. Price, 8d large tin. Remarkable value.—Hutchinson Bros., Ltd. 50-in. heavy allover cretonne pink, blue and lilac stripe. Usual price 7s 6d, now job sale price 4s lid yd., at Tonson Garlicks. "Out they go!" All our summer millinery reduced to half-price to clear Bargains in all departments, at the ABC Clean Sweep Sale, Karangahape Road.* ' The Great Summer Clearance Fair of Smith and Caughey, Ltd., is now in r u'i swing. Ladies are advised not to miss, this great money-saving opportunity. Create an atmosphere of Nazol about VF' x s ,°« ! faat > on constantly inhale it. About 10 drops on the chest of the pyjama jacket at night or on the singlet in th« morning protects you against infection* germs. It is undoubtedly good for coughs colds, sore throats, etc. Remnant tables are a great centre of attraction at Tudehope's sale. Each remnant is a bargain. If you are going travelling there is not a better start than to secure a " Wardrobe " Trunk. It will save you heavy aundry expenses, and if purchased now there is a price saving of 4s in the £I.— Milne and Choyce's sale. A'onderful value in Jap crepe, skv pink, and petuna colourings, usually 2s ; 3d, now Is 6£d, at tho A.B.C, Newton