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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16213, 24 October 1914, Page 5

A few SPEAKING LINES a€ Browrs Emrins s ® I '^^jrft^ Dainty Novelties just to Hand by Recent Shipments, I^^^^^^ THE LATEST PRONOUNCEMENT FOR DRESS AND NECKWEAR. I >£lK~>fl^ n» * CAMBER BEAD NECKLETS AND CHAINS-1/11, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6 each | PEARL CHAINS-7/6 each | | >4?3*mH Bead BLACK JET NECKLETS AND CHAINS-3/S, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6 each BELT SLIDES, in Jet, Amber, and Pearl—2/3, */G, 5/6, 6/11 each Af ftllPysHt hAv V#t3BPyvß i&@y " FANCY NECKLETS, Green and Amber, Saxe and Amber, Purple and The Finegt Selection of NOVELTY BUTTONS in the City. NSK?' NeckletS. etC« I 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 7/6 each Lovely Ranges of Mew Goods Just Opened. |

A Wide Range of Novelties in Ladies' Lace, Seasonable Washing Dresses. # Muslin, and Pique Neckwear. 28i » PMOTED cotton von®, in mi shadesThe Latest Novelties in EMBROIDERED COLLARS, in COTT° a T VOILES, in all shades — | Linen and Organde Muslin— 1/1, and 2/8 yard. 1 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, 3/11, 4/11, 7/11 eaJt. o ß] - n PRINTED COTTON VOILES, small Rosebud pattern— PLAIN AND PIQUE COLLARS— .1/6 yard, 9d, 10£ d, 1 /-, 1/8, 1/11 each. 40in COTTON CREPE, in all the latest shades— A Choice Selection of WHITE AND FLORAL VOILE, MUS- 1/9 and 2/6 per yard. LIN, AND PIQUE FRONTS, with Roll Collars— 1/6, 2/3, 2/11, 3/6. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. A Big Assortment of FLORAL AND BLACK SILK HAND- eUIPUEE TEAT BAGS, lovely designs— v ' 5/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-. -Duchesse Sets, 6/9 set. Tray Cloths & Table Covers, 8/9 each. These are Worth Doufcie tfte above Prices. I THE NEW PIN-ON ROSE BOW, in all colours- Bne.e are worm uou, i. 1/-. 1/6, 2/6 each. Lovely Designs. Best Quahlj. j BROWN. EWING & CO., Ltd., Dtmedin. |

1111110 The Remedy of Proved Efficacy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Wasting Disease and General Weakness IANE'S emulsion It promptly relieves, and at once begins tha important work of strengthening the lungs, nerves, digestion and the whole bodily system. Its effects are always in the direction of better health. Lane'* Emulsion i» positively free of harmful drugs, being composed of the very purest refined Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, one of the bast remedies for wasted and weakened conditions ; Beechwood Creosote, which is particularly antagonistic to germ life—its soothing, balsamic properties are of great value in lung and throat complications; Hyphophosphitcs of Lime and Soda for the bones, muscles, ' nerves and brain, and fresh eggs for the perfect emuisification of the other constituents, as well as for their recognised food value. , It has soothing, healing, strengthening and flesh-creative properties in the highest degree; is pleasing to the palate; and dvercomes disease and weakness by removing the cause of the trouble. Further j information concerning Lane's Emulsion is to be found on the circular accompanying each bottle. It contains a mine of valuable information and advice to sufferers, and includes a large number of testimonials from trustworthy people of all ages and occupations. Visit the nearest chemist or store to-day, and get a bottle of Lane's Emulsion. There are two sizes, 2/6 and 4/6. The large size contains more than two of the small bottles. Be particularly insistent, and get only LANE'S Emulsion. Sols Manufacturer: E, G. LAME, Chemist, Onmaru, N.Z« 4 "It's Famous Because I t's Goo d." ■ Bill (There's the boot shine I W JPk Price, only 4d. and 6d.| AJf 111 Boot Stores Everywhere in BAWo~silj"sTcl Largest stock in Dominion. Lists Free. Shortly to arrive Soldiers of the King, Lads in Navy Bine, Sens of the Sea, Russian, Belgian, and French Anthems, Long way to Tipperary, Boys of the Old Brigade. OSPER NOW AGAINST ARRIVAL. J. W. COPITHORNE, "The Golden Horn," WELLINGTON. eg Your cold will E0 disappear Si nuicldy. and j§ «f $ %./* . ® IB Biirely if you S E g> kjt V Three jfi*. m generations^ §S ej | » SjJ have proved it gg w M ta is a the best and safest gj (j fiLa medicine. A half „ EMSsU# 4 f century record of merit ™ ffi liltA I shouldmeanagooddeal ■ lu is to you. Refuse imitations Jig if M W and substitutes. Insist on ™ Mff Bonriington's Irish Moss. Jjj 433* I BUYING A RANGE 1 j |j Yon can't afford to! It's too late to j| make a change after you have installed a common Range and then find it a failure. When you buy a SHACKLOCK'S "ORION" to You KNOW that you have secured ra p the Most Perfect and Economical H i'M Range in the Dominion. Beware cf j| i 1 the "just as good" story! AsK your a |i Ironmonger to show yon an "oi ion." Jjj OTAGO WITNESS. —Now Stories. A largi amount of reading matter. Price 6d

Embossed Steel Makes the Idea! Ceiling. Not only does it lend itself to all forms of decorative treatment, but it is fireproof, doesn't crack or discolor, is cheap to buy, and lasts for years without repairing. In WUNDERUCH ART Metal Ceilings these advantages are obtained in the highest degree. Wunderlich g ceilings are made from the best English sheet steel. The designs, g which are profuse in variety, are original, uncommon,, artistic, I chaste—the best efforts of skilled architectural draughtsmen. , g Whatever the style of room, there's a Wunderlich pattern to | suit it, and a pattern that will please you. |- Let us send Estimates and Illustrated Catalogues. BRISCOE & CO., Ltd., %£? pi mail l ***• 1 Mnih i 1 w I 1 II ' lIF IMBaafcwriranivaßßgMßßnoamtaß— mtTestingT Spectacle Fitting, and Oculists' Prescriptions our Specialty. latest Scientific Methods Employed. FEES MODERATE! 'Phone 2488. Established 1889. *a|mrai ||e E% R R ja The Most Reliable Watchmaker, Jeweller, Si H B R ill ill i iff and Cert!ficatod Consulting Optician. Br jg S h inKlain Direct, Importer oE Watches, Jeweilerv, and I LI LIS UlUl\a "'•"isisrist-' Eni, "* h ' 490 MORAY PLACE, DUNEDM ii.ii ■—miiiw win mi —m—mi iii i ■ in (Just off Princes Street). j j Now within the means of every Dairyman-H | *GLOBE 9 Separators. j I PRICES REDUCED. 4 The big reduction in price recently effected now 1 place the famous "GLOBE" Link-blade Separator 1 within the reach of every dairyman. No longer 1 need price be considered when buying. The great superiority of the "GLOBE" lies in its 1 link-blade system—an exclusive feature" of the | " GLOBE." By reason of this it skims the closest, | runs the smoothest, wears the longest, requires less j revolutions, less work in the turning; while it is ! easier to clean, and has no loose blades to get lost I or mislaid. With the additional advantage of j j 1 reduced cost, the " GLOBE " is by far the most desirable of all ■ I cream Separators. 8 I ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PEIOES GLADLY SENT. | I A CL9 T» l&lTro r ir l IHPUs . Stuart Street, § |A. © I. BvKl, JLIJL?. BUNEDIN. | 1 BUYERS of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, Horsehair, Rabbit, and Opossum Skins at Highest Prloas. Prorr.pt Cash Returns. Write for PRICE LIST. No commission charged. VALUES MUCH GREATER tftan when WAR started. • WOOL. When you have Shorn write for Qui' Buyer to purchase your Clip for Cash. P.O. Box 165, Telephone 1401. WHITE,- 95 Stuart street, DUNEDIN. '*"* STRACHAN'S % If TOP -m" ® A II KakJKAle $B gr OR ANr> JSalk, ||

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"My daughter suffered with indigestion and tried many medicines without getting relief," writes Mrs E. J. Osborne, Spenslcy street, Clifton Hill, Vic. "Having Chamberlain's Tablets in stock, I advised her to try them, which she did, getting immediate relief. I take Chamberlain's Tablets myseii, aid find they are the best medicine of their kind that it Ts possible to got.'' Sold everywhere.

Autograph quilts are in vogue. They are formed of patches on which the named of contributors arc written in indelible ink. The name of a celebrity is surrounded by those of lessor importance, in a square, circle, or diamond.

The dimensions to which the gramophone business has grown may be judged from the fact that Caruso is receiving no less than £16,000 per annum by way of royalties on the few records which he has made.

NOTES OS BUBAL TOPICS by AEiicola," Weekly, in the Otago Witness, dealing I with subjects *>* current interest to famisn.

NOTES ON KUKAi TOPICS, by Agricola, Weekly, in the Otago Witness, dealing with subjects of current interest to farmer*,