Correct Style ? Yes I And the Very Latest London Fashions h Men s Shirts WE have pleasure in introducing to the Men of Dunedin the NEW SHIRTS for the Spring and Summer Seasons> exhibiting novelty in Weaves, Effects, and Colours. These have just arrived from London, and are entirely fresh and attractive. The colours, as worn in the world s metropolis, include the novel and pretty Cambrai shades and Austral Tints, as well as the new colourings known as Ombre, Sandal, Flame, Iris, and Camwood—favoured by Royalty. All are made with soft double cuffs, and supplied with two stiff Colla.s to match each Shirt. Distinctive features of this season's styles are the dainty combination colour effects and in the Collars to match. Gentlemen are invited to call and see this splendid selection of Smart and Fashionable Shirts. The Value, as usual, is Excellent) PRICES: Shirt, with two Collars--12/6 14/6 16/6 k 0 We Pay Postage Men’s Mercers, Hatters, and Outfitters, 12, 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE STREET. Medical men agreed Miijol is not habit-forming WE ASKED leading doctors everywhere why they recommended the Nujol type of treatment to their patients. They gave us 16 reasons, the chief one being: “Because it is not habitforming.” One doctor said the big trouble with other remedies for constipation is that you have to keep on using them. Nujol is not violent in its action, will not strain vital organs, or force the intestines to act abnormally. In fact, Nujol acts entirely differently from other methods. It contains no drugs, no medicine. Its action is mechanical. It merely softens the dried waste matter in the intestine and lubricates the passage so that the muscles of the bowels can expel the waste matter regularly, naturally and thoroughly.' Nature-given Remedy Nujol appeals to the medical man because it is a simple, scientific and safe remedy for constipation, no matter how severe the case may be. It is gentle in its action and pleasant to take. Get a bottle of Nujol from your chemist today. Doctors advise it for constipation, whether chronic or temporary. Avoid substitutes. Made by Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey). Nui ol ““•SSSSS TtIAOB MASK For Constipation Doctors Advise Nujol Nine doctors out of every ten told us they were advising the Nujol type of treatment for their patients in place of other remedies-and for these reasons: 1 Nujol is not hab-it-forming. 2 A more natural method. 3 Nujol conquers chronic constipation. 4 Does not gripe. *5 Is not irritating. 6 Nujol gives lasting relief.
Inspect this, special Roadster in our Showrooms to-day! 0 The STUDEBAKER ROADSTER illustrated above has just been delivered to us by our Coachbuilders. and is now on exhibition in our Showrooms. We cordially invite you to inspect it and to arrange for a demonstration run at your convenience. It has a well-proportioned, luxurious, full threeseater Christchurch built body—admittedly the ideal car for the business man —plenty of room for comfort; a good wide leather seat and ample leg space, It offers useful and pleasing service in every essential, and forcibly demonstrates STUDEBAKER Economy—Reliability— and Value —factors which merit the attention of every business man desirous of the best. Your early attention to the matter of purchasing this car is advisable. It is the only model available. A well-designed hood and close-fitting side curtains provide comfort against wind and storm. Equipment includes automatic wind-shield wiper, adjustable sun visor, rear view mirror, hood cover and rear locker. We will accept your used car in part payment and arrange easy terms for balance. NEW REDUCED PRICE i 414 DUNEDIN AGENTS FOB STUDEBAKER AND EESEINE CARS S. R. STEDMAN Princes Street, DUNEDIN. E. C. ARMITAGE, Otago Rep. for ADAMS LTD. Christchurch
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20190, 30 August 1927, Page 2
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