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Otago Witness, Issue 3526, 11 October 1921, Page 4

Shirley President Braces If one always stood upright any kind of braces would do. But the average man spends only 8% of his time standing upright The adjustment of Shirley President Braces to every movement of the body resembles the action of the differential gears of an automobile on a turn. The comfort of SHIRLEY PRESIDENT BRACES is almost proverbial. In any position of the body SHIRLEY PRESIDENT BRACES adjust themselves automatically to the figure. SOLD BY GOOD DEALERS EVERYWHERE j nnlr for the name on the buckles and the printed guarantee abel: “SHIRLEY PRESIDENT’! Shirley, Massachusetts, U. S. A. Established In 1670 Cable Address. President 26

v Benger'a booklet is full of helpful advice for mothers with infants - post free from BENGER’S FOOD Ltd. 117 Pitt St., SYDNEY. For partial feeding—before and after weaning. Throughout the wide world, Benger’s Food carries the recommendation of the Medical Profession for partial feeding, i.e., when feeding baby begins to be too much for mother. If one meal cf Benger’s is given alternately with the breast, the subsequent complete weaning proceeds smoothly and without cneck to the infant's progress. contains no dried milk, it is always prepared with fresh cow’s milk (or milk and water), which it modifies perfectly to the delicate digestion of infants (vide medical report). Sole Proprietor* and ManufacturersßENGEft'S FOOD, Ltd., MANCHESTER, England.

11 s 7 v The “Finishing Touch to a good pair of Boots Phillips’ Rubbers suit the smartest boot and insure against wear and weather. Costing but a few shillings they save pounds in a year SOLES & HEELS Small Children's Ladies’ and Children Youths’ (Stout) Men's t Light) Men’s (Stout)HEELS ONLY Ladies'-.1/3 Men's (Light) 1/S Per set 2/6 4 5/5/6 6/6 Agent for Ncu> Zealand — BRADFIELD McPHERSON, Ltd. 34, Water Street, DUNEDIN. RUBBERS 1 Last the time of three*