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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16752, 21 July 1916, Page 2

I MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS- g | SOFT FELT HATS— j English Make. The Fashionable, I 1 English Popular Styles I Dressy Shape. 1 | Up-to-date Shape and Colours. | I Spendid Hats, of good and serviceable 1 fl | I ~ T . , - „ Eg 1 The Hat now all the rage. In a ft i quality. In smooth and semi-ruff Eg m . ~,«,, H Bγ « , 1 t> iQi variety of colours—Myrtles, Moles, B H surfaces. Colours —Dark Brown and m m _ , , S 13 r> B H G re y s ) an( i Dark Shades. |j 8 One of the Most Remarkable I § The Entire Lot to be cleared off. 1 I Bargains going. 1 I Stunning Bargains. I I Usual Price, Sale Price, 1 1 Usual Price, Sale Price, I I 7/@ 4/6 £ 1 6/6 3/6 I I Merchant Tailors and Men's Mercers, I 12, 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE STREET. §

—Covcnt Garden. London, is busy supplying all classrs of buyers with fruit. Forced raspberries aie Cs to 10f a lb. strawberries 8s a lb. Rieen figs Is to Is 3d each, and peaches 2.- to 2- 6d each, -wholesale.

Whooping Cough and Croup are : rapidlv checked bv Fluenzol (1/6 and . 2 t>) \\ ]se Li'othotj avoid naicolHs and ahvays keep Fluenzol in the house. * i_

i f Thinking people are aware that the 1 most rigid economy should be prac- ; tised by all classes of the community during the crisis through which the I world is passing. No one is so far-seeing or wise | as to be able to forecast events a day ahead, and it stands every man and woman in hand to exercise J care in every item of household expenditure by I keeping well. By keeping the system in good I order by using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Fills— a remedy used by thousands—one important item of expense is avoided. This simple, but effective remedy will keep the system clean, the Liver and Kidneys in proper working order, and serious illness requiring expensive medical treatment thereby made uni necessary. It is, therefore, proper to remind the Public that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are vn economical remedy sold at a price within the reach of ail classes. Although the cost of \ production has greatly increased, rhere has been no advance I made in the selling price of this remedy. There are on an aver- { age of forty pills in each bottle, and, generally, they are sold j from one shilling to one d.n£\ threepence, depending on the local j trade conditions. These pills are a standard remedy, and should be | in the homes of every family. More costly medical attention and j drugs can be avoided if reasonable care is taken and Dr. Morse's I Indian Root Pilis used to keep the system in proper wor!fi«c: order.