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Southland Times, Issue 19115, 4 August 1903, Page 4

Public Notices LAST FEW DAYS OF GREAT a TO-DAY WE SHALL OKFEItjTWO BALESJ3FJ [Manufacturers' " Rejects." Everybody knows, or at auyrate mosfc people know, that a " Rpject" in the Linen and Cotton Trade, or in fact in the manufacture of any article, is due to some tiny blemish in the make — it may be only a loose thread or a stain, nevertheless it is thrown aside or " Rejected," The goods may be for all practical purposes, as good as the best, but owing to the blemish, however trifling it may be, they are sold to us at far below the ordinary rates. Our London Buyer has (opportunely enough) just sent us out TWO BALES of Manufacturers' (( Rejects," Comprising— White and Unbleached Damask Tabling Pretty Prints and Cretonnes Good Quality Striped Flannelettes, White and Unbleached Calicoes The above goods are in various lengths from 1 yard to 12 yards each piece The Prices will be Very Tempting. Ladies will be Astonished at the Qualities. ALSO REJECTS IN TOWELS 30 Dozen White Turkish Towels 20 L'ozen Brown Turkish Towels 30 Bundles White and Brown Towelettes, 3 and 4 in each Bundle, Gd bundle 33 Bundles White Calioo* 12 yards or more in each, at Is lid, 2s lid, and 3s lid bundle ALSO, REJECTS IN DASVSASK SERVIETTES AND TABLE COVERS. 20 Dozen Serviettes, large size, 2s lid the half dozen 12 Only Damask Table Covers, 3s lid each We have already set the pace for Low Prices. They are Everywhere Discussed. :sr- THE PRICKS FOR THESE * ILL ECLIP.SE ALL PRICES HlTflEiao QUOTKD. There will be Great Picking- among these Lines. CALL EARLY AT GREAT MID-WINTER SALE. LAST FEW DAYS! EVANS S MOUNTAIN KING ASTHMA POWDER 1 A Boon to Humanity. | Gives wonderful and refreshing relief in the most obstinate j and chronic cases. One trial will convince the most sseptical. • i Ctll. 11 ■ FROM ALL ChBM'STS AND STOREKEEPERS THROUGHOUT THE COLOKY

HOW DO YOU MEASURE YAL(]£? 12 Reynolds Street, Bahnain, Sydney, October 3rd, li) 02. De:ir Sirs: My little dn lighter. Marjoiie, iloven months old luy at death's door from ;}n auack of Whooping Cough. While in ihi.s condition, measles also attacked her, and all who saw her despaired of her life. Just then, we were recommended to try Scott's Knnilsion. l'lom tlie lust dose, it agreed with her, and contimifng 10 give it, we had the E:uiif.T-iio)i of seeing her regain health and stu'iigih and become the fine child you see her now by her jurtuie. Scott's Emulsion, without doubt, saved her life. Faithfully yours, (Signed) iU.arv A. CAMPBELL, Messrs. Scott & Bownk. Ltd., 483 Keni Street, Sydney. HOW DO YOU MEASURE VALUE when the question to be faced is the quest ion of your child's health attacked by illness ? It is a piteous sight to see medicine given which only adds to the distress of the sufferer. Xow, if you measure value by what is accomplished, Scott's Emulsion stands at the top of all values in certain illnesses. One who liai sf en the cure performed has just told you about it. We will not tell you anything iiiore about the illnesses; you have seen the sufferings they cause. What we will tell you is ficni) to avoid t/itse sufferings, or how to put -j> stop to them : Give SCOTT'S EMULSION. That,y the one great fact by which you can measura the value of what we say and the cure that is produced. You need only "to know that if measles or whooping cough or any of thg other more serious diseases of child-life attack anyone belonging to you, Scott's Emulsion will give you the highest value it is possible to obtain from curative agents. It acts promptly, cures thoroughly. It has aired measles and pneumonia in every country of tho ? ; obe. It will cure equally well in Australia, You have one precaution only to take ; and is to see that on the wrapper of the bottle 'vie is a picture of a man carrying a big .j-fi.-h ; if that roJ-lish is not there you are i gating what we promise you — a cure ! You ii obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion and >x clioiiesi children's booklet of the year, 1 \ Ihmch of Roses/ 1 beautifully printed in = ioilii. by sending id. to ScOlt & Bowne, ! id., a*> 3 Kcm Strevf. S>yJney, and mentioni:ijr this paper. All chemists sell Scou's hmulsion. WHAT'S IN A NAME ? A irreat deal when it comes to medicine. The name TL'SSICURA on' a bottle -means something that is good. Storekeepers and Chemists are selling it everywh©re, and know that there is nothing better for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Sora Throuts, Lnfluenza, etc., etc.— S. J. EVANS, Man. ufacturing Chemist, christchurch. • Messrs Morrow, Bassett and Co. have just landed another shipment of the famous Daisy Carts. Intending pui chasers should 6«nd tn their orders at once. Price. £11 16s.

This is one of the most dangerous and often fatal diseases. It always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly cures these diseases and counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia. It is made especially for these and similar ailments and can always be depended upon. VBB, the Rush still continues, and it HAS BEEN a Rush : One crowd melted away only to make room for Larger Crowds. How did you like your purchase? ' Oh! Simply delighted. The prices of course did greatly astonish us bo low were they and such price and quality combined is S][MpLy jRREgJSTiBLE. S ° '* HERE WE ARE AGAIN. I ANY MORE BARGAINS? Certainly, Bargains in every department and greater Bargains than before. ' High Quality and Low Prices are in happy accord. Kindly consider the following:— 4 >Xl.-32.ino h Striped Flannelette, 6d yard. Sale price 2|d Sale nriee Old mMUUI uv LOTB-Lot Fancy Kib Black Cashmere Hose, re««i»ff BloU3e HaDDeletteJ 9d) ' ard> K - LOT 5-Ladies' Lined Kid Glove,, with and without *?$ fZH StiS/glt and2Jd ducedto^a fur top 3s 6d to 4s 6d, all at Is lid pair yard. SnlepriuM^r ard ™^£Co^T n& \* 1 I^ noV Lo td House m aidChamois Olov. 1. 3d . pd> WJi^ace «,,d Coloured Wbat do you think of them? Are they not Astounding? Come along and bring your friends/ Golden opportunities forall while the Enormous Extension Sale Continues i ........ ■,