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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9409, 1 April 1909, Page 2

THE lutton - Store, EEIIiDING.I TO appreciate the change in Fashions, to get a comprhensive view of the New Styles and Shapes it is necessary to see all or as many as possible of the new things, and to afford, the ladies of the district, this particular privilege .we are now making A Special Display! The SUTTON STOEB is en fete, it is gorgeous with the gorgeous New Things for Autumn and Winter. In COSTUMES, what is known as the Uirectoire Style predominates. Libe the theme in a symphony, it insinuates itself, and while seeming to be subdued is nevertheless noticeable. Paris designers have drawn their inspirations from the Flemish painters of the Fifteenth Century, and the siim, neat lines are emphasised. The Model Millinery The Ready to Wear Hats The Tweed Motor Hats The New Jackets The New Underskirts The New Corsets T.he New Blouses Ohe New Furs The New Trimmings Everything sanctioned by Fashion is on Special Display, and we particularly commend our wide range of Dress Fabrics. A. H. SUTTON & Co., EEILDING.

Mr A. Warner, Stafford, N.Z., writes:—“A few months ago while working in a store at Utikn I had a severe attack of colic and diarrhoea. As I was steadily growing worse I decided to try Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I was surprised to find that it only took a few doses to care me. Since then I have never lost an opportunity to recommend it to any of my friends suffering from the same complaint.” For sale everywhere. MAORI OH from STEWART ISLAND. For some years Maori Oil has been tried for Sciatica, Lumbago, and Rheumatism. Some friends of Mr. A. D. Sim, Storekeeper, Lower Hutt, knowing how much he suffered from these ailments, sent him a supply ic the hope that it would give relief. This .had not the slightest effect, and it * was not till Mr. Sim used^- f medy, PLAN- 1 TEKOA, did] he find a permanent cure. I During fourj yearsspentinj Melbourae,} lie was unable] to work, andt tbroughou ti a long resi-1 dence in Invercargill,} bad attacks j had the same*' effect, as those who know Mr. Sim can testify. PLAMTEKOA did for Mr. Sira what other treatment failed to do, and PLANTEKOA will cure you. Pries 5/-, Ointment 11- and 2/-, Soap 1/-. M