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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11938, 18 May 1907, Page 3

When your vitality is low, yot are miserable all the time. Yoii rire lamjuhi and depressed, you nerves are weak, and your appetite id poor Read what dl SaJMllild i\i for ths invalid daughter of a gratefa mother: jm£ „ f§§p 4< 3ly daughter had for a long ti?ro been troubled with vioiwii; luw.liU'hes ;. •' rrj)lessno.<ii. She was j>itlo, liral no api «.'::-•. . :!;:il ■was losing tlcsh rapidly. She tried - irious remedies, but received no iv-nof;.. -.■... 1 she commenced using Aycr's S:ir=ap:;ri" . After taking half a bottle she began t«i k'H better. By a continued use of th:? u;r<" Ja^ her appetite returned, her checks 1k.:;,-..:i to fill out and show color, she gained i» s'vength, her headaches disappeared, she slc:-^ better, and now says she feels like a new j.ersou. " There are many imitation SarsapariHas. Be sure you get "AVER'S," P. cparsd hy Cr. J. C. Aycr& Co., Lov/ell '•I-?",., U. S. A. BUSHFELLING. TENDERS are called for tie FELLING of 150 Acres BUSHgIO miles from Motueka, on the Takaka main road, up to Wednesday, 22nd May, 1907. For further particulars apply HERBERT SMITH, loot Holyoake's Hotel, Motueka. 0. FLEMING and SONS FOR Down Quilts Blankets Carpets Hearth Bugs Linoleums Floorcloths Bedsteads Mattresses Fable Covers Sheeting Mf All Goods imported direct from Best Makers. 3. FLEMING & SONS, JABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS HARDY STREET. Nelson Consider your . ■ . , CLOTHING BILL. TIIS i\OTit.D CLOTHING SEOP, vet purchased whole lot Men's & Boys' Clothing. md it will pay anyone to notice our value. fbeiG goo 'a are from iha Kaisp i and tther nc;ed Wcol.'en Milb. You are inrited to take theie Goods home, and ii not ;atufidd, wa will n tarn jour money. den's Biao Vicunia Suits, a 1 the rf.g^, 2.5/- to SO/klc.n's Hairline Tweed SuKs, hard wearers, 23/6 to 24/6 Jan's Bo*=d Suits, up-to-date Tweeds, fi* all shape?, tall or stout, padded fronts, next door to tailor made, 35,'- to 60/---(0 \ta Kaiajpi Saddle Tweed Trousers, bought before the rise, 7'll to 10/6 kfen's Dark-looking Tweed Trousers, guaranteed wearers, 5/11 to 7/U. We Bay you can save 3/- every pair jou buy of ih6se. 3oys' Norfolk Tweed Suits, 9/11 to 15/6. We have a very big range Suffolk and Norfolk mates, and guatantee the bast \a'.ue in in Town. Eoya' lir;ea Tweed Scbool Pant?, 2/6 to 4/6 — cbcaptr than mothers can make them made from strong tweeds. DEE & SONS. THE PEOPLE'S SHOP. SAID HE: 1 Can^'t thou not minister to a roind diaea ci, ?. ; uok from the memory a rooted soirow ; daza o«t the written troubles of the brain ; knd, with some sweet, oblivious anliJote Jleanse the stuff'd bosom, ot thai patiloue stuff Which weighs upon the heart ?" A Big Order fcxx say, end one which oannot be filled. While that is so, it 13 also true that many A the ills of life can ba avoided ; being in many instances brought on by lack of knowledge or carelessness on the part of the 'ufferer. Farther, a great deal of the worry \nd difappointment eg epparent In daily ife nay be relieved. Frequently the • ouble is caused by ibe difficulty of knowag hr w to » - Make Both Ends Meet," and yet a great deal is wasted by going to tba wrong 6hcp fjr wearing apparel and household fu. niabin-j?. Numerous heads of fomiiiea in this City and District have ptovd tbat they oan Save Many Pounds StwHng in a year by purchasing all then Drapery snd Clot' ing at Gibbard & Co.'s It has been sad that a man with eight children, who shops there, is better ofl than hid mate with five, who earns the same w«gep, bui goes elsewhere and pays more. It is generally believed ihai fami y expenses ■ Ub and faU ucoording to the nu^uer there are to keep, but very often " Where the Bhoppicg is Cone " bai a lot to do with it. Make the best tf your opportunities, and shop at GIBBARD and CO.'S, 11 SPOT CASH " DBAPERS. BRIDGB-SIBBBT, NELSON. Note —A li;tle money spent there goes o ng way, and will help you to solve tbt roblem of ho\y ip possess an easy mind. '