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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16506, 5 October 1915, Page 7

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. npttE HEAVIEST MAN WALKS LIKE - 1 A FAIRY if he wears WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They're soft and springy, and cost loss than leather heels. OFe'eUCHRe" JUBES"~euchro the cough' and the coffin, the doctor and the undertaker. . PINK PEPPERMINTS for particular ' people and Koffeuchre Jubes at War2o C CIGARETTES Free for Front; duty paid J charged 7s for £1 b0x.—207 Georgo street. '. 5o BELTS (Floating Kidneys), Artificial Limbs, Surgical Appliances made to order.—-Johnson, 417 George street 5o WHITE HOUSE Competition: First, Miss Sparrow, Barron's Buildings; second, Mrs- R.' Lawrence, Caatle street. DISSATISFIED Customers mean lost trade; lost trade means lost profit. Get proper records by a Cash Register, and keep your customers.—See local agent: National Cash Register Co., 70 High street. A" FINE . SHINE " is secured with WOOD-MILNE SHOE SHINE. It's the BRIGHTEST, MOST LASTING, and economical. Buy it, and try it. THE Season for Corset Buying is HeraInspect tho Wonderful SPIRELLA at Miss Clough's. ART and Hygiene combine to make the SPIRELLA Corset simply Miss Clough, agent. ,' ■ npl-IE Privacy and Women Operators at JL Miss Clough's Hairdressing Rooms recommend them to Ladies. ' LADIES.— Don't worry over dressing hair for functions. Effective Coiffures Dressed. Is 6d. —Miss Clough. AN Unblemished Reputation attaches to . BLAND'S HAIR DYE; never disappoints; 3s 9d bottle. —Miss Clough. MISS CLOUGH'S Ladies' Depot is the best place to buy Fancy Needlework, Wools, etc. 15s OITRON SALT, the great spring medicine, removes pimples and blotches; Is bottle—Baglcy's, chemists. 2o T\ON'T ask for just Pickles, or you'll get them. Say "MILITARY PICKLE," and the-grocer will know you appreciate quality. npHOUSAND.SHAVES a, shilling Jj- ting your RAZORS ground and ser, at Lethaby's. POST Blunt Razors, with address and 13 stamps; returned next day keen.--Lothaby, Stock Exchange, Dunedin. rtXBE WAR I—l'll bet' you 6no of •*- Lethabv's best Umbrellas the Germans will . get' licKed. TIT HAT!—Another new Umbrella? No, '»» I had it Re-covered Lethaby's, next Post, Office. OH!— You have broken my best china. Take it to Lethaby's, to be Repaired. UMBRELLAS Re-oovered and Repaired in one hour -at LETHABY'S, next Post Qffioe. 260 rinHEY please the palates of particular people and improve the flagging appetite. "MILITARY PICKLES" always ahead in quality. 23au

CHRISTMAS PARCELS FOR THE FRONT.—The Anderson Bay Patriotic Committee are sending Christmas Parcels to each of the Local Boys at tho Front. Owing to the necessity for sending the Parcels away on TUESDAY,' the. various articles are being purohased, the estimated cost being £17. All willing to Share the Cost aro asked to Forward Donations either through the local Churches or any Member of the Patriotic Committee./ 5o ESTATE late FERDINAND CAMPION BATCHELOR, M.D., Dunedin.—All Persons having Claims Against the above Estate are requested to Render Particulars of such Claims (duly verified) to the Undersigned not later than 14th day of OCTOBER, 1915; and all Persons Owing Money to tho Estate are requested to PAY same not later than the above Date.—THE TRUSTEES,' ■ EXECUTORS, ■ AND AGENCY COMPANY .OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Russell's Buildings, Water street, Dunedin. 5o •m/T EN! MEN! ME Nl TRY A SEXTO BLADE SAFETY RAZOR. Two Weeks' Free Trial. . Splendid Gift for Departing Troopers. Stocked by All Ironmongers., DONALD STUART (LTD.), Wholesale Agents. " 21s

PATENT AGENTS. AS.. PARK & SON, ' PATENT • AGENTS AND ENGINEERS (25 years' experience), 213 Princes street, Dunedin ; 53 Esk street, Invercargill; 142 Featherston street, Wellington. We have on our staffs at Dunedin and Invercargill fully qualified mechanical draughtsmen. Drawings of all descriptions made, ideas for patents worked out. Patents Handbook freo. ' 16au PATE N T S. Secure my Price List and Book on Patents.. Free. ROBERT WALES,. ' 40 DQWLING STREET. DUNEDIN.:

HAD DIARRHCEA WHEN TEETHING "When teething, my little girl suffered greatly from Diarrhnea," says Mrs Alice A. Powell, Cressy, Tas. "When first attacked I took her to-tho doctor, but his treatment did her no good whatever. As sixteen children had died of diarrhoea in thb previous two weeks, I was greatly alarmed. I gave her a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrheal Remedy, and the result was simply marvellous. In a few hours I noticed a decided improvement, and tho child was quickly well again." Sold every--where.