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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19012, 7 November 1923, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. R E A L ECONOMY. HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY At BROWN, EWING’S NOVEMBER BARGAIN PRICES MEANS A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. Bargains in White Sheeting. —54in, 2s lid; 72in, 3s 6d; 80in, 3s lid. Printed Bedspreads (Single Bed Size). — Special Bargain Price, 6s lid each. Strong Roller Towelling (Cream and White Mixture).—Special Bargain Price, Is yard. 40in English Grope (White Only).—Special Bargain Price, Is 3d yard. 30in White Flannelette. —Usual price. Is 9d. Now Is 3d yard. 30in Forfar (Pure Linen). —Special Bargain Price, Is 9d yard. EVERYTHING REDUCED. BROWN, EWING, & CO. (LTD), DUNEDIN’S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE. •pOOD AND CHEMICALS. ANALYST’S DISTURBING REVELATIONS. Perils of Cumulative Effect. Writing on 21st September, 1923, the London correspondent of the Otago Daily Times reports, inter alia: A somewhat disturbing letter by Mr Otto Hehner was published in the London Times yesterday. This calls attention to the cumulative effect on the human system of minute quantities of insidious poisons or physiologically active substances used as preservatives in foods and cheap drinks. For instance, cheap, artificial, temperance beverages contain salicylic or benzoic acid or sulphur dioxide. Seven grains to \the pint are required for effective proservatisation. For the last 50 years Thomsons have been drawing the attention of the public to these injurious adulterations through the columns of this paper. To safeguard your health, always read the labels on the bottles. JJ OUSEHOLDBRS! Now ia the time to rectify your DEFECTIVE PLUMBING. Prompt attention to your requirements. Full Stock Lavatory Fittings. Agents for DICKERS GAS AND CHIP BATH HEATERS. BERKEFELD FILTERS. C. S. JENKINS & CO (LIMITED,. THE RELIABLE PLUMBERS. 32 DOWLING STREET. 180 4 SHIP LOADS BITUMINOUS COAL IN 10 DAYS. AMPLE SUPPLIES OF NEWCASTLE COAL NOW IN DUNEDIN FOR BLACKSMITHS, TRACTION OWNERS, FOUNDRIES, STEAM USERS. Ex the following Steamers: October 20, Waikouaiti, 175 tons and 200 Tons Smithy Nuts. October 25, Kini, 96 tons. October 26, Whaugape, 622 tons. October 30, Kaimanawa-, 1203 tons and 197 tons Smithy Nuts. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EX WHARF OR YARD. THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). Office: 2 Vogel street. ’Phones 317 and 348. 2n ■RHEUMATISM’S LEGACY. SCIATICA RELIEVED WITH THIS OIL. “Rheumatism,” declares a medical authority, is the frequent cause of sciatica. This is the dreaded pain which grips the great sciatic nerve, its branches and sub-branches.' It may he felt, in the foot, the ankle, the knee, the knee joint, and the back of the thigh. Gout, lumbago, neuralgia may also be Rheumatism’s legacies. Herein lies the explanation of the great successes of Witch’s Oil. In this class of diseases Witch’s Oil is a sovereign remedy. It masters pain, it warms and soothes. It takes away inflammation. to LEND on Mortgage of Land J. W. THOMSON. SOLICITOR. 24 Water street (near Stock Exchange). THIS WEEK’S ,QT AGO ,WITNESSTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. ANTIQUITIES. WORLD PEACE. THE TRAVELLERS. OCR ILLUSTRATIONS (44 Pictures) The Japanese Disaster. Unique Children’s Exhibition in Brydone Hall, Dunedin. Turning on the Water at the Enlarged Southern Reservoir. The Wanganui Murder. Wellington Racing Club’s Spring Meeting. The Italian Troops in Corfu, Otago State Primary Schools Sports Meeting. Opening of the Cricket, Season on the North Ground. New Rost Home for Children on Cashmere Hills, Christchurch. Annual Conference of the New' Zealand Baptist Union Missionary Society.