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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10719, 18 March 1911, Page 1

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rp HE Closing Days Cit?r tha Greatest Chances for • money-saving. The following lots represent the most RADBGAL BARGAINS, yet offered. LOT 1. Assortment of Ladies' Shoes and Slippers; regular. , prices; 5s to Ss 6d— . Any pair, 2s 11d LOT 2. Assortment Ladies' Shoes J regular prices, 10s (id to 13s 6d— Any pair, 5s LOT 3. Assortment of Ladies' Boots and Shoes; regular prices, "12s 6tl to 17s Gd— Any pair, 7s 6d . LOT 4. ; v: Assortment Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes; regu- ■ Jar prices, 15s to 20s— Any pair* 10s J. IV? DIARMID, (NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE). THINKING OF-BUYING ;A RANGE? Then you will act wisely if your thoughts direct you to in quire into the merits of tJio •CHAMPION" RANGE before making tlio- installation. Wo don't say that you can't bo happy without our Range. But we Do say that ■you will be happier with it. We can prove to your entire satisfaction that it ■to, ill cook much hotter with far less fuel and far less labor, and that it will look better, .".ml give mure comfort than any other Range on the market. Send for a Gafafogue. BRINSLEY -AMD CO., LTD., IRONMONGERS, Cumberland Street, Dunedin.

LATEST WEAVES IN : . AUTUMN ■ : ■ AND • WINTER FABRICS. NEW CILEVIOTS in .Plain ;uid Heather Mixtures, 42-48]'n. wide — 23 Gd, 2s Hd, 3s 6d yard. ARM UK 10 CIIKVIOT FUIEZE—rii new for Smart Costumes—in newest 'tunes o.l' Cire.v, Mole, Electric, JSrovrii, Green, and Eucalyptus, ; 50in. wide — 3s Hdyard. DONEGAL TWEEDS and MI XT UKES in choice colorings and effects, 50-5-liii. wide— 3s tld, 4s 6d yard. D.I.C. □ UNEOIN. Is Ji<W /IjALAISD JiiJiiDS in Donegal and Harris effects, reserved exclusively to tlie D.I.C/.4'liii. wjuc 3s iiri. As 11d vard GENUINE IRISH DONEGAL and -HAIMUS TWEEDS, a superior liand-wove ..labric unexcelled tor liard wear, in now Heather effects — fi- VfH TTQi-rw mo-rmrn.-Tii.vnrP.TC. 49S 6t! ' 63S a , nd 75S the Cos t""ie length. LACLtJSI\ L COSTUME Llii\&TH&, exact reproductions of tlio genuine Harris and Irish Tweeds, in all the prettiest mixtures and effects- — „ 355. 6d. 49s 6d, 63s the length. WHITE FOR PATTERNS.—A Free Range will bo forwarded, Post Free, upon application. TWO-GOOD REMEDIES FGR 'PILES' AND CONSTIPATION. A.Plain Statement to SufFerers. it is only recently that I learned what a lafgo number of poople suffer from Piles and Constipation. Sufferers have come to my pharmacy to "ASK LGASSY ABOUT IT," have told me harassing tales of suffering, not of days or weeks, ibut Gay after day for long weary years. Many of them 'have told me of large sums, they have spent on medical advice and- remedies of all sorts, yet never getting cured. They have not come to me full of hope, but the contrary in nearly every case. They have suffered so long and been disappointed with all and-everything they had used that it was no- wonder they .were. sceptical DR FELLOWS' PILE CONES AND A. C. TABS Have invariably cured them. 1 pould could fill thif* paper with accounts cf rjundreds of remarkable cures these two great remedies have effected. Their success is not occasional, then a host of failures, but a series of successful >:ures. No case too long standing or to recent for these marvellous reme-' lies to eradicate as completely and permanently as any operation could possibly succeed. "I suffered from piles} and obstinate constipation for at least 10 years. / £ cannot-put my symptoms in writing, they were too terrible —I had no end of advice and medicine—operation—operation—operation— that was always the final verdict; but i could not lace it. Five boxes of I)r Fellows' Pile Gones and three boxes of A. C. Labs lij.\u oouroletely cured my piles and obstinate constipation. ... Dr Fellows' Pile Cones, 3s Sd per box, 3 for 10s, and A. C. Tabs for Constipation, 2s 6d per box of 40 doses. Obtainable from all Chemists and Grocers. Wholesale Agent: H. F. STEVENS, Wholesale Chemist. - S&. A.M. LOASBY, Tl " on S.S r " 1 "" 147 Colombo St., 3 Doors from Bailantyne's, Hear Cathedral Sq. f I J. iLL <-L L Tliere is' Profit. j.%' L's er, the T'Ll Mk.'J, Ga;X l.air vr--v to rtjn» r'h.ii u- r Wv\. : Tcroii,.ur»'»«t > SunU/:it Oil t- * I'.-.M-r t„ r i .. eiFrrt out he.i>ro'tliictii>>rni J.uirh-r t.,c. !>i . .ttiaT. an average.- ot 25 j»rr eeot. f.n ;dot:bt?alv 'also increase* the How of m'hk tlioin • fatthe best' results '. bci«K obtained hv t!»~ < - ration of green maize or the like. I shonl.i th;> . ; maize,: hut unfortunately ! h^d I'niit, writes. , / i-tnr rri-4! n r ovrr two months I can ry *»t«<o.k. Sci;iHalit Oil Cakt* haa a! very marked' - test ths production of alt the cows .iinrte v . tiir ti->t to tne last. Sunlight Oil Cake.tmwA «• «»t to an cxr-nt.propor'tiwKire to the increaite'Q'i of oil cake up to-4 I'oh. per nay combined wiih-'ii.;-. sjood f would have the.same effect as.theduring th-j trial. I may s-tßtc thatthc.resulta^ arrived at are not guess work, the milk and rations having'been carefully weighed every day. Milk flow and butter fat are increased by SUNLIGHT OIL CAKE: Mr. Ussher-has found the butter fat increase to be higheivin proportion io-the milk flow tncroc.se- - . feeoing for milk or.feeding for butter: the increase of milk will be the richer, and the richer and greater quantity of milk will produce the more butter whore "SUNLIGHT OIL CAKE is fed regularly. _ ■ • ®:U.NLIGHT OIL'CAKSis pressed from rich fleshy pulp that t3 appreciated by the anfma!.Threa pounds per day will generally bring out all the profitable resources of the animal, but Mr* Uasner.has found 4 lbs. to produce better results. ( *- • • OIL CAKE should be fed.a little at first until the-animal £ete accustomed to It : animals soon come to eat it greedily. FOR POST FREE BOOK— * •- „ M Mil'K Flow and Butter Fat: . Increased by Scientific Feedling*,'* By H. M. SOMER, Secretary, Royal Agricultural Society, /Write to LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED (Dairy Department), Sydney. " SUNLIGHj. OILC Guaranteed Pure, See that the name " i. UNLIGH^'V is branded on every Cake,'