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Otago Witness, Issue 3111, 29 October 1913, Page 22

m The Royal Commission in their final report on Tuberculosis, recently issued, clearly showed that the chief dangerto child life resulted from the use of infected cow’s milk. To quote one extract: “The Evidence we have accumulated goes to demonstrate that a considerable amount of the tuberculosis of childhood is to be ascribed to infection transmitted to children in meals consisting largely of the milk of » the cow.” When the mother’s milk is not available, the “Allenburys” Foods form the best substitute, as they are practically identical with healthy human milk in composition,nutritive value and digestibility, and are absolutely free from all harmful germs. Milk Food No. I. From birth to 3 months Milk Food No. 2. From 3to 6 months Malted Food No. 3. From 6 months upwards The ‘Alleohcrys’ Rusks. A valuable addition to baby’s dietary when ten months old and after These Busks aro specially useful during the iof teething. When ... . iov n cutting of teeth. troublesome time c eaten raw they mechanically aid the i&llcnburgs _ promote sound sleep, ensure vigorous health and developSTW|r fiTw R|a_ j| ment, and represent the most successful method of Infant Feeding ever devised. WBF* Pamphlet on "Infant Feeding and Management” sent free, Allen § Hanbtirys Ltd., London, Eng., and Market St., Sydney sw m M MS fodXfti ■: _ Summer Frocks and Skirts In the New Fashionable Styles at Lowest City Prices! THE Extension and Reconstruct'on of our Premises is completed. We now have the largest . floor space devoted exclusively to Drapery in the ''City. It runs to over "0,000 square feet. The continual increase in our budness made this step necessary. The public not on’y of Otago but all over the Dominion are recognising that they can depend on us for Sati-faction. Our Styles are up to d.ite, the Qualities are right, and the Values A 1 ! No matter where tou live, you can shop with us by mail, and get the Newest and Best. Our Stock is larger and more varied than ever. We are this week advertising a few special line* ; but whatever you want it will pay you well to write to us for it ! SOME SPLENDID VALUES I Remarkable Line in Costumes I 100 LADIES’ COSTUMES, the latest shape—highwalsted coat with large revers and two and piece skirts; made locally, of splendid Tweed, in Brown, Heather, Green mixed. Light Grey, and Navy mixture; buses 34, 3G, 38 inches; skiits 38, 40, 43 inches. This Costume seat poot paid for Fit and -atisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Our celebrated CHEVIOT SERGE SKIRTS in Black or Navy, exactly as illustrated; 33, 38, 40, 42 inches—Men’s Underclothing Parcel. A Wonderful Parcel ! It contains the following art’cles of good quality : 2 MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS, with Collars attached (state size), of strong Grandnl; Navy, plain or striped Drill or striped Harvard Shirting. 2 Men’s full-size Red Drab MERINO PANTS. 2 Men’s large size Grey FLANNEL SINGLETS. 2 pairs of good quality KNITTED SOX. This Parcel for 20/-, free by post; or if with a Soft Felt Dr Jim or Lounge HAT in Black or colours and pair of BRACES included, for 25/"3 Q/™ post paid, Also in Extra Large Sizes, with waists 28, 30, 32 inches — / post paid. The Cut, Finish, and Quality of this Skirt is splenuid. White Embroidered One-piece Dresses. Just Opened.! LADIES’ WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSLIN DRESSES with New Robespierre Collars ; bodice front all embroidered, and either panel of embroidery d wn front of skirt or band of embroidery at both sides. A beautiful Dress in 38 and 40 inch skirt only. Seat post free for All Orders must be accompanied by Postal Notes, Money Orders, or Cheques (with exchange added), and made payable to us. DRAPERY SUPPLY 105 to 115, George Street, 11 Dunedin. MAMMOTH BOOT SALE! Considering the continual Rise in Leather the following Prices will certainly appeal to you. EVERY PAIR AS LENDER SENT CARRIAGE FREE. Women’s Bargains. -Glace Button Boots, reduced to 6/3. :G!ace Lace Boots, reduced to 6/3. Glace Lace «t Button Boots, Usually 21/6, now 12/3. Evening Shoes, usually 15/3, now 11/5. Grey Canvas Shoes, usually 10/-, now 7/Glaco Shoes, sizes 3 & 4, reduced to 5/3. Glace Derby Shoes, round toes, Usually 11/3, now 9/3. Chrome Derby Shoos, round-toes, Usually 11/5, now 9/3. Tan Shoes, reduced to 7/3. Glace Derby Boots, round toes, Reduced to 10/3. Men’s Bargains. Bostock’s Boots in Tan & Black, Usually 27/-, now 17/Tan Willow Boots, usually 18/-, now 15/Calf Derby Cookhams, stout soles, Reduced to 19/-. Tan Cookhams, usually 23/-, now 18/-. Box Calf Walk-a-long Boots, Usually 23/-, now 16/6. Strong Working Boots, Usually 12/-, now 9/3. Marlow’s Glace Boots, Usually 25/6, now 19/-. Tan Calf Shoes, Marlow’s, Usually 23/-, now 16/6. Glace English Boots, reduced to 14/3. Box Calf Bale, stout soles, Usually 18/-, now 10/-. Boys’ and Girls’ Bargains. Girls’ Chrome Balmorals, 7 tc 9, 6/9; 10 to 13, 7/3. Boys’ Chrome Balmorals, plated, 10 to 13, 8/3; 1 to -2, 9/-; 3 to 5, 9/3. Bovs’ Strong School Boots, plated, 10 to 13, 7/3; 1 to 3, 8/3; 4 to 5, 9/3. Girls’ White Canvas Shoes, 7 to 10, Usually 4/9, now 3/-. Girls’ Tan Willow Button Boots and Balmorals, 7 to 10, 6/9. Child’s Black Straps, 4 to 6, 1/10; 7 to 10, 3/Child’s White Shoos, usually 4/7, now 2/7. Child’s Tan Hide Ankle Straps,- 4 to 6, 2/-. Child’s Red Shoes, usually 5/-, now 2/7. Lowest Prices for GUM BOOTS. Ask for Quotations for lines not mentioned. OUR ONLY ADDRESS: Every Pair of our High-grade Stock Reduced to Sale Prices for Cash. GEORGE STREET (Near Octagon), DUNEDIN. SIMON BROS.