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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15824, 24 July 1913, Page 3

Ajy STOCK-TAKING BARGAINS at BROWN, EWING'S. !AA' As it is imperative that as much as possible of the Present Season's Stock shall be cleared before it closes, BROWN, EWING, & CO., LTD. will continue to mark down those lots which, in the opinion of the Management, should be sold before Stock-Taking, to the lowest possible price; thereby offering great inducement to Ladies to purchase seasonable '• il&\ goods for present and early Spring wear; and they wish to intimate that these SPECIAL STOCK-TAKING BARGAINS will be displayed in every Department until THURSDAY, July 31. . ' bxtraordinary value; 1 ' tremendous bamqaiins! BROWN, BWINO & CO., LTD. = = = = = Princes Street, DUNEDIN.

RITCHIE'S j sall We have a variety of odd lines j in Crockery, China, Glassware, which arc being rJmost thrown away. Special lot of LAMPS in Hall, Table, and Hanging, about bait' usual price to clear. HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY and TOOLS we are marking down to clear. Now is your opportunity for securing genuine bargains at RITCHIE'S Sole Agents LUX LIGHT CO., j Stock Taking Sale! 39'GEOKGE SI. | i . (NE .R OCTAGON). | h fiarlatid's BUMS ? Answer—A pure and wholesomo Gravy Salt that makes rich and appet sing gravy in a very short time. No ir~ible, and coats next to nothing. The Gravy at one time called for separate operations, time and labour—now it is made with one operation. The cook used to be worried at the last moment by the gravy, but now with Gravis she makes it while the gong is still sounding. A teaspoonful to a cup of boiling water, stir, and there you are—cook happy, guests delighted. Can be had at all grocers— \ 6d. per Tin. Like Garland's Jelly, it is sure to pleag« feu. Just the very thing i| for your pocket, I neither too large nor too small, too ffi thick nor too thin, but just right. ||| Handy ? Why, almost mechani- ® caily you perforin the action Wj) necessary to bring up the lead, so jHEiai it's ready for use the instant it is !SSi taken from the Pocket. , jl||' . L. &C. HARDTMUTH'S l|j. fLohi-noor i Propelling H Pencils _ I Fitted with the famous "Koh-i-noor" |||| j | —Always ready for usu B' | —Never require sharpening, ||| j —Do not get out of order. ||| j « Of Stationers, 6-c. cocryujhcrc. illati i I In various styles and sizes. L. & C. HARDTMUTH, LTD., |||| Koh-i-noor House, London, England. vSagr* •

WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a stimulant that will brace you up and stand by you.

Come &see for .yourself FUMITORE REPEATED ORDERS from thoroughly satisfied customers and their frequent commendations to friends, emphasises the fact that OUR Mtiire is recognised to he of the VERY HIGHEST QUALITY. Most Up-to-date Styles Artistic, Designs Expert Workmanship Well-seasoned Woods Materials of the Best are the well-known characteristics of Scoullar & Chisholm fUBPtTUHE, Wliile there is an Immense Stock to choose from in each of Our Great Warehouses, customers individual tastes are always consulted, and when desired, own designs made to order. We make a specialty of m mi in many Quaint and Beautiful Designs. STYLES to Please Everyone. mm i »n, Rattray Street, DUNEDIN. Tay Street, Invercargill. WANTED," THEATRIOAL ALANAGEKS and Others to know that the Otago Daily Times undertakes the POSTING of WOODCUTS (any size), STREAMERS, POSTERS, and every description .of Printirf in the most prominent positions in tb» ' v <Tt shortest notice.

W Builds ip I Mica!© Children | i|| There is nothing hetter for delicate children than a course of Angier's M jpfj Emulsion. Bland and pleasant, soothing alike to»throat, lungs, stomach and || ms intestines, an aid to appetiteand digestion, andasplendid tonic and builder.it Va IH is the ideal remedy for children's ailments and no mother should be without a 111 bottle in the house, The medical profession prescribe Angier's Emulsion not M Ipl only for coughs, bronchitis, whooping cough and all lung affections, but also || for scrofula, rickets and all wasting diseases Of Chemists, 1/3, 2/9 and 4/6. |Kj " ANOER^ULSiON CHANGE IN HER IS WONDERFUL." || 8 Hampden Street, North Sydney, Aus. i|j ]-\/A\ Dear Sirs,—My little girl has been a constant anxiety owing to losscf appetite and a very Y/\ trying cough. I was so pleased to see her relish her food after she had had a sample bottle Kjsj of Angier's that I got a large (4/6) bottle, which she has just finished. The change,in her is KmJ wonderful; the cough is quite gone, she has put on firm flesh and has a good colour and B| appetite. To have accomplished this with a really palatable mixture is a great cause of SiS|j thankfulness to me,and you have my full consent to publish this letter in case it may persuade M nm Other mothers to try Angier's Emulsion. ISigncd) Mrs. K, WILKINS. Ml Free Sample' Name p [ftUsv COlipiM. Add) •ess I fill in Coupon and send with ■)<!.' for postage. A/cniiou this patter. THE ANGIER CHEMICAL CO« 7 Barrack Street, SYDNEY* §3§sy] ...ii.j .... ......1,. 1........in .inn IF IT IS GOOD WHISKY YOU WANT, CALL TOR Whyte and Mackay's SPECIAL WHISKY. You'll find it the Porfect Whisky you have been in Bearch of. Ifc has a mellowness, a richness, a flavour, that appeal "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.

csj When every momont counts is the time /fb. (Wh P| when you appreciate the convenience of y!(sSL M Symington's Cofiee Essence. Delicious, full-flavoured coffee is ready instantly |p| —no trouble. Symington's is tlie most |! Say SYMINGTON'S to your grocer, Thos, Symington & Co., Edinburgh and London. 28 f 11| iwi v'll1 J " 1 " M *witiinii*w«w | imj auw—tirrMu... s Ml ME MiftHi! f Buying footwear at the HARRIS SHOE STORES is not experimenting. They are Bhoes of a known value, held up as the standard of comparison. It is a matter of common knowledge that onr Stores lend in the Shoe Business. A glance at. our windows, and a chance to lot us show how courteously and intelligently we Berve you, will tell you OUR SHOE SERVICE MAKES BUYING HERE A PLEASURE. W. HARRIS & SON, 22-24 P&BNCES STREET, and 212-234 GEORGE STREET.

The temperatures of 70 stars have been calculated by Dr H. Rosenberg, a German astronomer, from comparisons of the differences of intensity in different portions of the sun's spcctrum. One star, Gamma Pegaei, 6eoms tu have the inconceivable heat of more than 400,000deg C. The next is much cooler—Gamma C'assionpeiie, at 50,00Cdcg; but this is vastly hotter than Alpha Taari, the coolest, at' 2150deg. By the same icale of computation the temperature of our 6u 11 is found to bo 4950deg. The hottest stars arc the helium stars, and those showing bright hydrogen lines in their spectra,

They Stir the Lives'. NO REMEDY A 8 POTENT AS DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. The climate of New Zealand is such that the Liver gets out of order quicker than any other organ of the body. When the Liver doee get out of order the wholo 6ystem is upset, and Constipation, Bilious- j ness, and Stomach Troubles follow i speedily. Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills reach the Liver as no other remedy ever did. They open the clogged ducts, allow- ; ing the Bile to flow, which is essential to j the digestion and assimilation of food. ! Constipation, Biliousness, Stomach Troubles, and Sick Headaches are the result of Liver inactivity, and the remedy that "Stirs the Liver" will at once relieve these distressing The mild yet thorough manner in which l)r Morse's Indian Root Pills cleanse and regulate the system, is told in the following statement of Mr A. C. Elliott, of Ashburton. This gentleman has used these Pills for a considerable time, and cannot speak too highly of them. " I have used Dr .nors«'s Indian Root Pills for a considerable .time," writes Mr Elliott, "and found them a splendid corrective for constipation and LiveT Ailments; they regulate and tone up the system when out of order, without causing any distress or i

1 Isl Traveller—"! see they are advertising "THREE' CASTLES' Cigarettes in TINS 1 OF TWENTY, Mild and Medium Strengths." 2nd Traveller-"Yes, I noticed the "ad* I yesterday. Permit me to offer you the very thing." I FRAGRANT FASCINATING REFRESHING I This Famous Brand of Cigarettes I g CAN NOW BE OBTAINED IN I MED ' UM| 9TRE^'GT " M

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS. Tin SOISATMUI FURNITURE SME of file Season. 9® il¥€ satopay, mm 21 j Closes JULY 19, Klartirc, Octagon , ir 50-page Catalogue of Furniture, Jj \ JlOl ©UTTL D@s IQnS I all priced and illustrated. Best c atalogue in Otago. To be Sold bereft of Profits-FLOORCLOTHS AND PASSAGE CLOTHS. Profits Peeled off for 28 Days. Our Own Factory-made BEDROOM, DINING-ROOM, and KITCHEN FURNITURE, and Our Own Imported FURNISHINGS and PIANOS to be Sacrificed. 3 Up-to-date PIANOS, English and German, £35, cased and railed free. Don't Delay; write To-day; call at once. We will pack and truck free, and pay half railage, on orders over £5 in value. Carpets, Beds & Bedsteads all reduced. Satisfaction guaranteed or money returned F. & F. Martin Octagon, Dunedin