Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16477, 1 September 1915, Page 2

jlv'i Ifll A Hearty Welcome L« <r , 7 '• Awaits you at the ANNUAL wjfc DISPLAY of Advanced! Spring i ll ' and Summer Styles, to be held at M*'." the D.l.c; on TUESDAY and \ Following Days, j* "3 s * .* 1 r* " CONSIDER THIS, PLEASE, a j| ' " ? Personal Invitation to visit our Ware- Ljj& *>' | house. You will not be urged to Buy. \ JL , £ We simply want the privilege of 1 | ' showing you the Season's DAINTIEST f L^T[^p/ f| and CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS. All the New Shades. ItjfTO Ci jr All the New Fabrics. f '|it y< J All the New Styles. i ill ' They are here I May we show them | j jll. . • if D.1.C., Dunedin. ? J™! F-v f GEO. CROW, Manager. r.--: ■-■ ■■ : —_ it"" m-.-.' : /. /--■ - ■ ! ■/. - ■' . ■ • : ■■ ' ",.■ ; . V ; *1 * I ' _ ' ' _ ' ;■ Invaluable for Coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Catarrh, Incipient i and ail PulmonaryAfflictiom 'r' >Ji /itik I I j It stands to reason that // II j|p I I jjS, : Lane's Emulsion must be i'ffi gBPf | j -it-.,.-is v " -,pf.:::j nothing but health-giving, . fmjl Hllll I \ strengthening properties. iiM j i> l p^*ere n °* ° r^ an * n | but i»: tlie better , :>pead Trooper Orr's great testimony & l" ! ;In 1962 / The Camp. Forburv Park. Dunedin, N.Z;, February 12th, 1902. \ M Three years ago the doctor would not pass me for life insurance. He said my \l:' | % )•- lungs were seriously affected, and told my parents I was in a very bad way. If anything, '<V -J 7 news made me worse. But I had heard good accounts of "Lane's Emulsion," and , ; j '-' decided to give it a trial and stick to it. I kept taking bottle after bottle, and now lam - „ passed and reported as being sound in every way. I feel better and stronger than I ever r ,':'V! did before. lam leaving as one of the Ninth N.Z. Contingent, which is proof that lam sound and fit for hard work. !j l ; ' " I may mention that about twelve months ago being anxious to know how I \vas, I 1 h ' t ' .hadjinyself examined by a medical man, who said, after carefully examining me, that one \t ] - , lung had quite healed, and the other was only slightly touched. 1 his greatly pleased me ; and encouraged me to continue with "Lane's Emulsion," though how I had improved "I " and how" well I felt was sufficient encouragement; but I wanted to be sure. ' I am quite certain that if people would give it a fair trial, and take it; as I did-T yi l ' regularly four times a day—it would do them a "power of good." \'K j I remain* thankfully and gratefully yours, t TROOPER R. C. ORR. i||| l i In 1913 Halcombe, N.Z. September, 1913. "I owe a deep debt of gratitude to Lane's Emulsion.' It is almost twelve years since '{ - 4'* I took a course of it, and I have been in the best of health ever since. I was passed by i the doctor for the Foresters* Lodge last week, so that is proof that I am sound in health. L, | ,1 always keep a bottle of Lane's Emulsion on hand for I consider it the best remedy f\, > x procurable for a cold, and am never happier than when telling others of its wonderful 7/ ' healing properties. Yours faithfully. - ROBERT CHARLES ORR. % f -'* .V' .. % ■ - . . f. - Try* Lane's yourself or tell your ill neighbour or friend of if. Sold by all chemists and * storekeepers. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle; The large size is the molt economical as it t) rpnt-ains more than two of the small ones. i i :• i Prepared by E. G. LANE, Chtmirt, Oamara, N.2i K |"It's Famous Because It's Good"