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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17755, 14 April 1921, Page 6

AN IDEAL RESTORATIVE. Dr. G. H. Horne. D.D.S., D.M.D.. 5. Albert Tejrace, Douglas. Isle of Man. writes: " I know of no better mean« for counteracting ihe excessive strain of modern life than a, course of Dr. Cassell's Tablets. Having take-u them myaell, 1 can speak to their value as restoratives. a.nd have every confidence in recommending them." Pricea in New Zealand, Is 9d and 4s. All chemists and stores.

Your winter suit! IJ ave you selected it yet? Then buy it cheaper at J-'owlds' for this week only. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. For Coueha and Colds, never fails. You will save 4s in the £ on boots and shoes if you order now from the Farmers' Union Trading Company. Hobson Street. Cheap towels! Splendid value in this line, bought well, are available for this week only at Fowlds' Sale. Before securing your cloaking needs, see the " April opportunity " line at M. ! and C.'s. A line of plain colour velotir I and chack cloakings that were usually 121s 9d to 245, are speciallv priced at 19s : .6d. London newspapers are urging their readers to " buy now !" This is afso good advice in Auckland, because Fowlds' Sale ends this week. Call to-day at the Farmers' Union Trading Company, Hobson Street, and inspect their footwear bargains. Prices reduced 4s in the £. "April opportunities" are abundant and very real at the M. and C. Store. Here is one: All-wool scarves, heavy rib knit, in eight good shades, usually 19s 6d, specially priced at 10s 6d.—Milne and Choyce, Ltd. How is your stock of ties and collars? The last chance of buying them at bi" reductions at Fowlds', end of this weekf