Page 17 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23004, 6 October 1936, Page 17

SUNSHINE A ■ are giving them a perfectly planned food, the best substitute for, or complement of Breast Milk. Sunshine Glaxo progresses with knowledge, and nothing Is left to chance in its preparation. SUNSHINE Mothm, ttnd for a copy, confldtntialty and post ]m, of our booh, "Btfore Baby ■; Comst," and "Tt* Glaxo .1 Baby Book." HAS THE CONFIDENCE OF TWO GENERATIONS GLAXO LABORATORIES, BUNNYTHORPE. Joieph Nithtn & Co. ltd. tne. In Bnjlind. £<i ROUTE of u \ m m i \ i su /// m w 2885 Miles-Vancouver to Montreal - 84 hr*. ISmns. Canadian Pacific nandles eVety detail of arranging and carrying out youtf'trip, ship and ashore. The ability and resources to render this thorough service makes Canadian Pacific the World s Greatest Travel System.... You cross the Pacific on the recently reconditioned "Aorangi" or the "Niagara"; if you stop-over at Honolulu, Canadian Pacific will carry you to Vancouver by the Great White ''Empress of Japan" or "Empress of Canada . . . you cross Canada on fast. and luxurious trains—through 600 miles of the most spectacular mountain scenery—so Switzerlands in one ... You stop at Canadian Pacific notels, of which there are 14 covering the span of the Dominion ... You cross the Atlantic via the historic St. Lawrence Seaway—from Montreal by a regal "Duchess" liner or popular "Mont" ship, from Quebec- by "Empress,of Britain" or the "Empress of Australia."' K m "or 9ii«e»«e<: ltinwar--;•.(- «-'. on- Enjland), literature and lares apply to - °* 9U " THB ship co., m to; Canadian Pacific ("Incorporated in Canada) SZ-3* WAT ST., AUCKfcAITO, C.l. M JOHNSTON ST., WEM4NGTOJ FURS MOTHPROOF All our Furs and Fur Coats are now SPECIALLY Mothproofed by new patent process, and are guaranteed. We are Te rvi cun g ' '. • all Furs and 11711 XJCM Fur Coats pur- * \J M% chased, and in- 172 PRINC vite enquiries* (next Whitco FURS ftS! 172 PRINCES STREET (next Whitcombo & Tombs) "Off Colour?" j " Yes, a wretched fit of Indigestion,— I'm no good for anything to-day!" frequently the experience of a considerable number of people. Sometime* it ia FLATULENCE, with its cruel pains. Occasionally It takes the form- of a gruelling attack of BILIOUSNESS; yet again a nasty turn of HEARTBURN or some other kind of Stomach Trouble—which in the everyday ph'rase ia simply called ' INDIGESTION Apart from these ailments, there is the self-induced suffering arising from OVER-INDULGENCE IN EATING AND DRINKING, which some incur. For quick relief from all these unhappy conditions, you can rely on that time-honoured and reliable Remedy. 1/6 Price l/v and O/ " per bottle. Obtainable at Chemists and Stores.

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