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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17502, 19 December 1918, Page 9

Mild and Efficient f """" — """** *s D r"vrr« en pi?, a Dr i A Word to Xmas Gift Buyers! "I can credit my mother with recommending Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills " , Wv S s^t M X,tn£ O ;: a L^ldin QU " n A 8 3 " W&UTY FIRST " is Stewart Dawson's motto ; but this is not lam a sufferer from Indigestion, I found i made a pretext for charging high prices. Indeed, owing to our exceptional buying fadlitieS t0 meet the «q«i«m«its of our Ten Branches in Ausmedicmea I have little trouble fw in- tralasia and Great Britain, we offer the Finest Qualities in digestion or Constitmtion after taking a •""' Se—d t™\l n oZ™L™s iS? ! Jewellery, Silver and E.P. Ware, Watches, Clocks. Leather Goods, . end hosts of thin S s ** ornament and for use at prices that cannot be these few lines for publication." matched by any other Dominion house. " May we send you Free our Catalogue of Christmas Novelties. ! For iNTX-TXEUffZAine f Order direct ' Personally, or by mail. No travellers or agents employed. I HeeisteredName I Wβ Pay Postage. ! HmKffl HeanAaence! — — — ! I The Great Money-Saving Remedy • MfffWIIIKr. A YP%i fW« *»**. Awtr 9 *«e ***. irn 0* DniMono 1 — J.TS.'SrJ [STEWART DAWSON'S, $&&. Dunedin .

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