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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14084, 12 December 1907, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. {T\ BEAUTIFUL PURSES M jf " AND BAGS W / \ For Xm&B. . O P We have just opened up an immenss cswt- £7 \\ 3 : i .yS, iiMjit o[ til the nfwtst sb»p» in PUHSM pj V-\ 6 flf Q and BAGS. The leathers are all the fin eat f}j vA Q \ qualities and ore tlntod In nupiben if jg/ Mj So ' niffcrent (hades. Esperleace baa taught im ~ovti 8 \ wbat the public wniiw »ud what maoufac(X| I,.ft turen can All these wnntj. We give out &&LT * <i£§\ t"'" 1 "" tb« benefit of I Ills experience and Bgi»w % f the fact that they mreclste It li attesiod ?&tt' > -T? . to by the way our Lesthsr Goodi Depart. tw^w^ va '"'"V!tVff§ w«t htt oonttimei to fttvi, j|| Rsmembtt we do sot employ tvmlWri. Illuitwtcd OAtalopies Foiled Free. SOLID SILVER (i ') PEGGY BAGS— CHATULAINK N/ JTourt <1 A Unmou»K I'tIBRKB K 7/g, 8/8,10/6, 12/6,15/fl, £0/-. 30/-, 40/-, 50/- /\ 21/-, 30/- up to £3. ■wwm —i SaVBR-MOUNTBO PURSES SIIA'RR CHAIN rOMBIN. J/8 10/8 IBM 16/8,18/1 PUMKS. SB/., 60/-, ATION PORSE A CARD CASE ' • %l';hl. 70/-, £6. 11/0,14/ G. 16/3, 21/-, 25/. STEWART DAWSON'S, «|™ 3

WORMS. THEIR SYMPTOMS ANDTHEIR CURE. Every child suffers more or less from intestinal worms. Indeed, many adults are troubled with this complaint, but fail to realise the fact. The symptoms ot.tliis trouble are various, but are usually very pronounced. Constant irritation of the nostrils and the foiling of the finger nails are sure signs of the presence of worms; invariably Uie sleep is greatly disturbed with grinding of the teeth,' and an excessive ilow of saliva. Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets are a sure death to worms, and a perfectly safe remedy for children and adults. Obtainable at all chemist,! and stores, or from The \V. H. Comstock Company (Ltd.), Parish and Old Customhouse strept6, Wellington. .Price, Is 6d per box (six boxes, 8s 6d). ' Bad coughs come iii summer same as winter. Lane's Emulsion is good both summer and winter. '41 l] CANNOT EXIST Ifl where the stomach is entirely It? a relieved of its work of digea- |j|» Hon. When the ttomacb has l|j! ||| nothing to do but rest, it gets ||T 18 /v, i itetll 4|| m well and strong in a aatural |H» "*y. The perfect dyspepsia |§L ISg cure, therefore, Is one that will »l dij>e»l the food and permit Nature to restore the stomach. SSL js£ DR. SHELDON'S if T|g DIGESTIVE TABULES p» «h| do just this thing. No matter J|| how much you eat or what !$£ '£g the condition of your stomach §1? It, your food is properly and ||j» M perfectly digeated and your i|» : fk regains its rfrenpth Wf «?§& and gets sound and well, Jfi» i p,