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Otago Daily Times, Issue 14447, 13 February 1909, Page 15

CONSTIPATION. By " Common Sense," A constipated condition of the bowels is tl)o comnoiKst cause of ill-health. If the waste matter, which tiio bowels shotild ic;ru!::rly remove, is retained for an miusual Mine, it will to coma extent tic sib■orlxxl into |.lm body, giving rise to indigestion, foul breath, evil-fHicUiiig per--pinuion, lwulach". m:d neuralgia. The circulation ol the Wood is impeded by t-tio pressure, ot ihe accumulated mailer, and the entire system bew.mcs deia-iij-Kxl. Piles wo a fivquwil- result ot consiipatkm. A regular movcniMrf. of the bowels ie as neccwaiy lo health ;>e regular meals. No one whose bowels sva constipated can possibly k- well. In many parts of Australia and New ZraJand it is difficult, or hi.posuible, to obtain an adequate supply of fresh fruit and vcgolablrp, and in those districts eonitipati'>n is very prevalent. To overcome any leixleney to ccnslipal.ion, Warner's .Safe Pills showM be taken in (sufficient quantity to produce ONE free movement of the kwels daily. One pill nirhtly is generally imflicietit. If thim lias nor. l.ho desired etTcct, gradually increase iho d.'-ic, taking one and a-half. two. or .ivv-,11 thm: pills nightly. On the other hand, i.f on" pill ciii"n an exc< v "ivo movenir'Ht, half a pill, or even lew. should bo i.-tlion nigliliy until regularity is eslah- ).! is far preferable to lake the proper do.e iilejhlly than to take too largo a dose and i.hcn (iisK.nlinue for a day or two. -j.< the ohjr-ct i.s to induco a habit of regularity. Warner's Rife Pills are net a drastic cathartic. They act on tV liv«r in such a mann-r as lo stimulate a lica-11-liv. natural How of Me i mo tl, ? towels. w ;,| bile is Nature's c.ttlnirlie. Warner's fc'afo Pills lire ;oid by ;■!! eb»i„i,us ni;d Price Ik per vi,|. IVm free. It. 11. Warner and Co. (!,ld.), Melbourne, Vic.

A SMART SUMMER SUIT. £2 ss, £2 10s, £2 15s, and £3 3s. MADE IT) JIRASURE. Plie Suits now procurable from GROUGE DAVIKS, 22 I'linccs sirc.H, at the above prices are really suburb in stylo, lit, and linish. They uijiial in appearance ilus Suits Dnnedin men have ix-.ii in llio lialiit of pay in;,' [he faiiors who give credit live, or six «mr,ra lor, and they possess one point which no other linn can suppiy— ili« iainuus Keep-Shape Front. The "Keep-Shape' 7 i'lont is a registered iroin that oii-ures the coat from turning back and miking out of shape, it is the knot idea i'iom the best London and Now York tailoring establishments, and Mr Duties ia very lortunate indeed in lue cxelusnc right lo use this [ro.it in coals made in JNV.v Zealand. Gontlciuen who iiii-.u ai ready had suits Made at tile L'hnstchurcu ct-lablisltuient since tiic "keep-Shape" front wa introduced have been highly pieced with thu sploudid coats produced. Then, special cure is given lo oicry doiail ill tlie making of every garment, aiul Air Davits is to satislied thai your suit will give con.pi.te »ati:-faclKiu when you order it from him that he has authorised us to stale mat lie will jjivo a v.riUcu guarantee to refund your money should you not bo entirely satisiiud with lii-j garments when you receite tliciin. We attribute the difference of ij2 in the price u[ -Mr Davics's »uil» as compared with mo ordinary mauo-to-ineasiire suit largely to the modern methods adopted in die making of tlie garments, and, of course, aiso to the I act mat he sells entirely lor cash, giviuy no credit whatever,, thus making no bad debts; and, alter all, it dees seem ab.uid that one man should have to'pay a higher price for hii ttiit just because some oilier lellow fails to pay lor hio; but that is just what happens, for somebody has to pay for those who do not pay, and it is naturally not the tailor who gives credit: it is the man who does pay—you. Air Davie* has just opened in li.o Duucdin biauch a very large shipment of the newest Summer Suitings, direct from the lnanutaetuicis. They lnelitd: all the latest shades and colourings in tile fashionable brown and given woistedt sj much worn now, and many beautiful light materia!:', and the standard qualities in blues and blacks, which am guaranteed to ictaiu their colour, being of the best possible dyo. Your early inspection of those splendid suitings is invited and udvi-cd. The address k-GKORGE DAVIKS, 22 Princes street, Duncdin, and at Ghristchurch and Wellington.

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