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Otago Witness, Issue 3335, 13 February 1918, Page 46

" Jason " Stockings and Socks are produced tor thoso who appreciate the very best quality in foot-wear: at the same time they are an example of British supremacy in the production at reasonable prices, of Stockings' and Socks 'of the fir-3t grade. i To buy " Jason," the leading ALL--IWOOL Stockings and Socks, is to secure honest value, in comfort, elegance, and a wonderful fleecy finish that is exclusive to Jason, One of the ** " Triumph " Range f Pure Lustre Shot > "f . Stocking, with all- '-<* , ' wool top and foot, f Seamless. In Black, >< Ground & Shotting; ■/%!s** -.«.,.■.■.;.-.. >•• n r, t 7 r PV White, Sky & Helio. Wtr QwAUIY Stocking's and Seeks Made entirely from purest wool—in Leicester, ladies. Children and Men England, by the world's best hosiery makers. * ul ' Perfect in construction, and always leading , casg of difficulty m iu in style. Replaced if they should shn-k. _■ > y W. TYLEK, SONS & CO., Leicester, Eng. From Drapers & Outfitters all over the World. s 3 <l> ■ >■■—.- ,■!-„■■ -.-■■ aa .mmm wKmißi 4 Owing to the difficulty of securing Tins, The Nugget Polish Co. of N.Z., Ltd., has decided to pay'liberally for the return of empty Black or Brown Nugget Polish Tins in good condition. iff- Full particulars as to where the Tins are to he delivered in your town, and rates to be paid, will shortly be notified in this journal. q In the meantime Save Your Nugget Tins —they are valuable. «I Always be sure that your Dealer supplies "Nugget" in a tin like that shown below. mmzsfM Nugget Polishes in 4d., Bd. and 1/2 Tins '■■" aaa •=■.- There's a Life-saving Power about EAD\TP?C BRONCHITIS that raises it right out of the ruck. Jjead 'this and Reflect: — * " When my little girl was three years old she contracted Measles, upon which supervened Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Congestion of the Lungs. She was attended by a doctor of high stand- • Ing, whose treatment, however, was not sue- . HCJI K cessful. On Saturday, the 21st October, he (^|||| ! sVi\ said that her life was in danger—that there MjrjlJJ rJIvYJ/il j& * was very little hope for her. For eight days . and nights she had been prostrated by Cough, Pain and Fever, and was lying like a statue, unconscious. At this stage I was persuaded by a friend to obtain HEARNE'S Bronchitis Cure, with its auxiliary medicine for the Fever and Congestion of the Lungs, as directed ■* in the Catalogue of Medicines which ac- A companies each bottle. I gave the medi- /M cine as directed, and there was an ira- iff provement from the first dose. The (£& improvement continued steadily. In /£i!M a week she was perfectly free from the Hsf<l§ Pneumonia, Congestion, Cough, ..!-■«:- Pain and Wever, and was well, r except that she was still weak. f In a fortnight she was quite ' recovered and is now in splendid health, and stronger than f ever. It absolutely snatched j my child from an early grave." j Yours gratefully, D. GARDINER. *gH Railway Hotel, ferfllll^ Meredith. V"/ If not obtainabh locally, send direct to — , W.B.Hearne&Co. <mz». : S GEELONG VICTORIA - fcOtt<Hir/>> i-j*~ ■ ss li