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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12164, 16 February 1914, Page 8

THE CORNER. imnrencing FRIDAY, JANUARY 23rd. 810 BARGAIN! l!l PflUbEl MRT sff thf mm YOU WILL BE MORE THAN SATISFIED THAT OUR BARGAINS ARE THE 3EST TG BE HAD IN DRAPERY, MILLINERY, GLOTHBNG, AND BOOTS. 42 Inch POPLINS ... 30 Inch SILK FINISH POPLINS 40 Inch SUMMER DRESS TWEEDS 6 Pieces SPOTTED MUSLINS 11fd yard. ... iS'&dyardi Sd and is yard. Gd yard. WE ARE FAMED FOR THE VALUE WE GIVE IN HOSIERY. WE ARE COSNG ONE BETTER THIS SALE. 3 PAIRS WOMEN'S FINE BLACK COTTON HOSE ... ... ... - ... For Is 6d. 3 Pairs WOMEN'S BLACK CASHMERE HOSE; worth'4s 0.1 ... ... -• For 2s 90. 50 LADIES' PRINT BLOUSES ... ... 2s 11d. ALT, OTHERS GREATLY REDUCED. WOMEN'S COTTON BIREC7GSRE KNSCKERB, in Saxs. White, and Pink ... ... 2s 6d pair. BLACK SiLK DSREGTQiRE KNSCKERS (wore Ss (id) Now 4s 6d. COLONIAL KNITTED BLOOMERS ... ... ... ... ... ••- 3s 6tf pair. 50 READY-TO-WEAR HATS Must go at 1s 6d Each. ALL THE REST OF OUR LARGE STOCK OF TRIMMED AMD HATS AT —:— SWEEPING REDUCTIONS. —:— 30 BOXES FLOWERS /usual prices Is to 2s 6d) To clear at 6d to Is MEN'S TWcED SUITS ... Reduced to 19s 11d ' 50 MEN'S BOXED SU3TB ... Reduced to 40s 50 Pairs MEN'S SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS... 7s 6d 29 Dozen STRONG WORKING SHIRTS ... 2s 11vi 40 Dozen LEATHER and S.S.S. DRILL ... is 11d 50 MEN'S BROWN DENIMS 2s 11d *»SM'S UNDERPANTS, SHIRTS- SOX, BRACES, TIES— At Prices Bound to Make a Clearance! I*7 "V SHOES (were 10s G. 3 U> IGs Gil) ... Musi go at 4s 11d a Pair. MEN'S BOOTS (were IGs Gd to 22s Gd) ... Must go at 9s lid a Pair. To be had only at fbe Grsat EPQOH-WIKINB SALE, for 'CASH only. THE OORMER.

Young Girl Severely Attacked by St. Vitus' Dance. Her Mother had to Feed, Dress and Wash her —A Notable Cure by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.

A notable instance :m the value of 15r Williams* Pink Pi h in nerv.ms civorder,. i-. iiiv'.'ii by* Miv Caroline i!ri,win'. <;1 •\\iinnieviHe," .John street. Waverley. :i Sydu"y suburb. Some ;st'u- ;i'/m her tl;tiiLcUtr»r Martian'!.. who is now ninete n. was attacked li.v tli.it di-ord'-r d r».*:i»!• •: i hv ail imri'irK, Sr Vitus' Mrs l'rowne had to treat lll'l' uil'l jusi like an infant, wash, fW<|. ,'iml ({"itNS her. The pptienc had thi- attention i I :i nrdien! man. Mil a> Mrs fJrown:- wanot s.:ti<-ied r3j:?t proirr; » towards n ;rr.i-ry was inane. .she decided in try to «nve her daughter :> course I)r William?' Pink Pihs. Mrs LSrowne -tn-ak* in 11 1 mis ot tin.' result. She .-avs:— "After h;ian attack ol Si. Vitus' Dane* ivhen .>h<- u*;iv twelve. my daujihtor Marfan 4 :. alwa\- ;.».:-.ve tin* impression t;i:;i. the complaint was -tiil in her >y.-tim. awl ::l niteej] years of i t re turned. Dwir.y. to a liii'hi in the hon>e tin* Parted quite suddenly and soon was i\>- had as ever, and sin- became ouite helpless, wailed on hand and loot. I hud to feed and drc\v% her. and '-ven wj-s'i Ikm*. Her (iotijL-s would b" so torn with tiw ronvui.ive movements through e.<:y pan of hi.- body, it -taried iir.-; in the :ir.ii ar.d the side was al'.va\ft tii" worst. Her head would twist, and her eyebrow- and mouth were never still. Hor tongue s-vveii-Kl and hrr speech «iot »;> jumbled and hi-di-tircc yjiii could >c;in-r!y m:ikr» out a word. \);iee she wax as.e; p .she was quiet »>nt as soon y,s she wok" tin* hedc'otht?-. would [*:» i:i ail directions. She '-ould not *t a solid nval. but bad ino>cly li">t dinars. M» s at would rbake lier nnle-i c)»opi?."d vrj-y fir.f. I "-at by In r at nn-a! timt s jn-.L to lift her rup ;>t tin for 1h x i*. Sh«;:»'Ver .stiiivd out r>f ihe Innjso e\cei>t when \ to«iiv li'.'r up lo tin* dor-ior. 1 was on the alorc all the iinie to «e.» sln> came <o no h«n» in ihe bouse or out of it. Her iip> were (juite hloo.jand she w<;s thin and poorly. Headaehes were a troidde. too. i iv:i> in a dnadhi! worry orcr hrr. tor liyr stat-» (nnkl hardly liav*- lu'en wor.-e. and I wan at my wit>' end. Somehow I always had a belief in Ur VN*ilii:r.n<* { ; ink .PiiK. sr> I houirht a r-ouph* oi b<.»Xi.s for a trial, hi-r tliree nii:< a (lay at (irsi. and ijradua!iv inci< as-fri',-tb«- do.so. While sin? V.';-s <»•! the l:ox on day at tea ii:»io n l i? took hojf! of her eup hy litrself and liftrd it to lier l:j)s. jnueh to our Mirpris;-. Y\V kei)t on w-tcadiiy with ti;.> pills. j»n*l little by liltie she improved. twitching of (n-cry mn-ele «£ot less marki d. ard h-.»n she walked .-he eoul'l |>»it her feet, dpwn liiudy antl in the proper place. Tin? i;al!id look disa-v neared aitfl you eoird iii»ti»-;- nif v.blood under the skin, .liter a lime I she was able to return, lo 10v<*;y i;erv«* perijf* is and j;ei- appi.-ararre-.- nr. cla>s."

T-..k.' \)r Wiiliam.s* j'ir :k Pi)!* for i»:oodL-yKfs. ,%•-». 7/idiir«-sii«;fi. JMu'Um.'it isill. NwVfiU;-. C'(*!xtr«i;i iiit - . lliOV haw <ur«d <itiu-rs <ji ih<-x.' •» }«/.\. mm Ikjvi-s lO.s *><{. or from tlif Dr William*' .Mids-im- Co. <r.' Australasia. Ltd.. \W!li»jj:to!!.

BOOKMAKER FiNES. . (Pee Peess Association. ) Wo!iiii'_':<iii. rVi.riiiirv 1-1. .\!i linrton. S.M.. to-day ffiivi- jud<:in< i:t in ilii' case nt/ainet Floury M-sr-liiidulp for tin l publication uf :i dotibii-•li.-irt on the Auckland rn <■;•«. He lu-ld liat tin- o:iv(. uns provi-d. :m.'l iniDOseJ 1 I'm..- of i."J. v.iih <-o»ts C 7 .«■> Gd."

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