Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15820, 19 July 1913, Page 5

9 !§ Is *he moat perfect Preservative for the Skin | 3 and Complexion. Invaluable for the SKIN || § in HOT or COLD Climates, removing all fjlj @ ROUGHNESS, IRRITATION and TAN © IS COOLING AND REFRESHING TO THE SKIN, KEEPING IT SOFT gS 1 AS VELVET ALL THE YEAR ROUND. VERY 800TH1NQ IF Bg I APPLIED AFTER SHAVING 1 I M. BEETHAM & 50N, CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND j j Secret; of Mysterious - Power Revealed at Last How Prominent People have Gained Wealth and Fame. Simple Method that enables anyone to control thoughts and acts of others, cure diseases and habits without drugs, win the love and friendship of others, and read the secret thoughts and desires of people though thousands of miles away. "TO UPLIFT AND BENEFIT MANKIND," says THE REV. JAMES STANLEY WENTZ. WONPERFUL BOOK DESCRIBING TUBS STRANGE FOKCE AND A CI3AKACTE& ©ELINEATON POST FKEE T© ALL W3S© WRITE AT ©NCE. The National Institute of Sciences of good fellowship for an ambitions, yet largely London, England, ha 3 appropriated £5000 misguided population." toward a iund for tho froo distribution of The Rev. James Stanley We.ttz, eays: — Prof. Knowles' bow book, "The Key to tho "No one can give the system a careful Development of the Inner Forces." Tho perusal without becoming satisfied that in book lays baro many astounding fects con- giving this knowledge to the world Prof, cernin" the practices of Eastern Yogis, and Knowles is actuated by the earnest desire explains a wonderfully simple system for tho to uplift and benefit mankind. 1 heartily development of Personal Magnetism, Hyp- recommend tliis course to all who desire to notic. and Telepathic Powers, and tho curing dovclop and cultivate their inner forces." of di'scawss and habits without tlrug3. The A Lsadixg London Phtsicux, Dr. K. K. subject of practical character reading is also Pickering, M.K.C.S.. L.R.C.P., L.S.A., in a extensively dealt with, and the author des- letter to Prof. Knowles, says:—"l consider cribeg a, simple method of accurately reading your system the mast complete and accurate the wcrct thoughts and desires of others literature upon tap subject. Yon have treated though thousands of miles away. The almost the science with much ability." endless stream of letters requesting copies A Promisent American Physician, A. W. of the book and character delineations in- Fisher, M.D.. Ph.D., M.E.. Principal of the dicato clearly the universal interest in Psy- Douglas Institute, writes:—"Your system is chological and Occult Science?. very useful t.n m « in my practico." > That Prof. Knowles' " Eictl Mul poor a,i:!o system is exciting tho benefit by the teachings interest of the brightest nf t!lis ncw ? y s km," oavs intellect of the present Plof - Knowles, "and the day is clearly shown by ftlljr Person who wishes to tho ocorcs of recoiiiriKinda- achieve greater ?ucoo<is tions, among which tho ni to a . !>ply t ' le following, from repTeren- &■ ru'es laid down." tativo Britisli publica- 11$'',, '^ Vdi !nall >' and tions, tho clergy and tho W>B!sm l iro ' ninont people owe medical profession aro W&s% ! ' lo]r s!lccess t0 ' no po w,= r striking examples:— wf' 55i5'*l °' clr,ona l Influenco The CIIBIGTIAH Age.— '■. W 'here is not the slightest "Professor Knowles' Sys- f|f|||| "' $ I douljt - bllt tl,c S rcat va3SS torn has cured disease, ' ;"> "M " ! pwplo have nmaincd corrected bad, habits, *KiMswM '" ll ' t,or 'i'r-oriuicc of strengthened memory, '" ! ' F<! p' 10 " 0111 "- 1111 - Tho and proved highly l>cne- Jsmm il '' ona l Institute of ficial in the cultivation x- *v ' V Sciences has therefore of personality and per- W& ULdertaken the somewhat Bonal uflnence. Hk -'<V M task of dfetributThe London Weekly l»S^B&jk''« > * ,v„ „;(i,„„> TMBS.-"Profcssor El- Jim " , br f dca f' * ,Ulollt ™" mcr E. Knowles' Com- JmWS for class or creed., ploto System of Personal MmSm information heretoInfiuenco and Healing \fMMi.. fore possessed by the few. provides tho embryo en- pn/iimri A«n n auwr,/imni ink ln addition to supplying thusiast with just such "thtkijittmDtu.tpi.Mcjtieinmrio-ccs." tJ M books free, each perknowledgo as could be adapted to his own con who writes at onco will also receive a personal circumstances and inclinations." character delineation from 400 to 500 words The London MAiL.-''ProfoMor Knowles' i c- -i l i i i f vi- ■ it \ou AviEii a copy ot Jrrot. Jiritrtv.'es dook System embraces a great deal of erudition in d \ characte D y elineatioll , in , a form which can be read.ly grasped by a! t , f u . ; handwriting: who have the ability to read and understand ..j Rnt /of minr , simple prose. U better help towards success Porco avd stren tll m ; ]ook _ in Mo could be domed. _ plrasc rca<l mj . B chwacter y Modern Society.—"Ko modern investi- And send me your book" gator along psychological lines has received Also send your full name rr.d address so largo en amount of prai<M as that ac- (state whether Mr, Mrs, or Miss), write corded to Profosror Elmer E. Knowles for plainly, and addre33 your letter to: — his marvellous System of Pcvsoii.il Influence National Institute of Sciences, Dept. 5138 and Healing. Here at last is a man who is No. 258 Westminster Bridge road, London, at once a great scholar, a born teacher, and S.E. England. If you wish'you may enclose a practical helper—for the instruction papers 6d (stamps of your own country) to pay reveal a nature v/hich is sympathetic and of postage, etc. Ol OT% I llllrt I^llH NEAVE'S FOOD-Contains all the ** l *~3«! fll essent ' a ' s * or k° ne an d fleSh-forming in M .exceptional degree, assists teething, jjW\ .AliffPai relieves infantile constipation, and ensures Ws\/1/H£2i> restful nights. I . " -^ n excellent Food, admirably adapted to tbe wants of IH in f ants " — Sir Chas. A. Cameron. C.8., M.D., etc. IllK ' lilf NEARLY 90 YEARS' REPUTATION. !llf tfl G ° ld Medals ' . London » 1900 and 1906, also Paris. iK'ilL Jill ' n Russian Imperial Nurseries. 111 OLDEST, CHEAPEST, AND STIil. THE BEST. WM' l ! MM The nited States Medictll Investigator :~" In Dr. Ruddock's BLffllffll! WOrks we find Neave ' s Food extolled above all others met with in 'be English market." Mannfaoturere-JOSMH ■B, NEAVE S CO,, FordlngbrMße, Ennland. 18. vM=a=sSE3 Sold ill tins specially packed for Austraksia. ; FOR IMFANT3 AMD TnVAUDS, .% jliifvf '• I 'Wincarnis' is a necessity in I'. '/'.' ■%& ~liM' ; '' 1 every home - in YOUR home 1..":,"':.^ : ., ~| particalarly. Because— _ E^^\ «S jl^Ef •''■'•.' I n 'he course of a year innumerable in- H%sSj*J|\ i./''' t stances occur in which a i§t^^E%\ $$R '*$*' I 'Wincarnis' will prove invaluable. For p -c&i/l 11^>\ example: You return exhausted after a m^rv^T^'y' <M'sMm'''sM day's outing—'Wincarnis' will immediMM ately revive you. You suffer from'nerves' «!;||S;!J 'Jj through household worries— I g!j| fj I' (>■<;; il ! will sooth your nerves. You can't sleep |'"j i J | j I ■| —' Wincarnis' will give you a sweetly- MOZ> "^ '■ iU//ff'i/sliM\ * refreshing night's rest. You feel weak and w>s? ''\wfwiMSr\\ listless—' Wincarnis' will invigorate and W'" strengthen you. You suffer from brain-fag | ' , 1 —'Wincarnis'will stimulate your brain, | J \ And in cases °^ sudden filimin ?ffi ts ' acci- | J§s BURGLARY SALE.) Owing to the Less sus'ained ihrjugh Burglary ttii Damage, W IWEIJST BEAUSE. ■•• SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING! PETER, DSCIC, JEWELLER, MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. IP IT IS GOOD WHISKY YOU WANT, CALL FOR WSiyte and iHackay's SPECIAL WHISKY, You'll find it tho Perfect Whisky you havo been in search of. It has a mellowness, a richness, a flavour, that appoal irresistibly. It is matured for years in seasoned sherry wood casks before being bottled and distributed. This, and skilful manufacturing, explain its grand quality and universal popularity.