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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 151033, 26 July 1919, Page 3

For every 5,000,000,000 hydro-electric, horse-power put to work 17,000,000 tons of fuel is saved annually and 100,----000 men are released for other empK>yment. "OETAILERS like to recommend jL */ something good because that's the way they make friends. That's why they always tell you the North British Hpt Water Bottle with the "Unique" stopper is dependable. Ask for it. HPHE coal shortage won't strike you A badly if you prepare for the cold weather by buying a patent "Unique" stoppered Hot Water Bottle. Always 1 dependable because made by British labour. All retailers. npiIOUGH blankets are dear, hot -*■ water is cheap. Get a North British. Rubber Co.'s serviceable rubber bottle made with a "Unique" stopper—the brand that • spells satisfaction. Recommended by all retailers. TVTO need to scald your hands filling x* ordinary Hot Water Bottles. Get North British Rubber Co.'s "Unique" bottle with .the patent stopper that prevents the water bubbling up. All prices. State Ou&rante®. THE PUBLIC TBUST OFFICE ADMINISTERS ESTATES. CONTROLS FUNDS. fHE PUBLIC TRUSTEE can be appointed:— Executor and Trustee of a will. Trustee in place of persons who wish to be relieved of their Trusteeship. Trustee for Marriage Settlements, and other Trusts. Administrator for intestate Estates. Attorney or Ago i v for the Management of Property. MONEY TO LEND on approved freehold securities at current rates. For farther particulars apply J. E. ALLEN, • District Manager, 3474 Nel.son. Poultry Farm. WHITE LEGHORNS BLACK ORPINGTONS BUFF ORPINGTONS A LL Good Layers from the best Im- **■ ported Stock. Sittings of 15 Eggs 7s 6d; posted 10s. DAY OLD CHICKS. Breeding Pens for Sale. FRANK GIBBONS, 3745 Vanguard-st. FOR _S ALE. T7IRUIT TREES—Apples and Pears. *- Prices low to clear. Apply— E. BATEUP, 3394 Richmond. When Indisposed DR. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT P\LL* STILL EFFECTIVE AFTER ! *TWENTY YEARS' tjSE. c It is said that after repeated ;;r:u • lengthy use of certain inedJch--- ---• that the patient becomes k-irauue ■/• _^^^^PHpi^_ M o r.s c's" and is >?^#Sv^M^w-v:;:^^^^^ proved Dj Fma a Photo. . thaf. HiGV are still the everyday remfdy in thousands of homes • after years of satisfactory use. A . convincing example is contained in the letter from Mrs. Jane. Skelton, of 87 Huxley St., Sydenham, Christchurch, N.Z., who writes:—"l can say that after twenty years' experience in the use of Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills that they still occupy a place in my household as a good family medicine; they seem to combat most of the littia ills that flesh is heir to, and I find them accordingly most effective i$ well for the children when indisposed. You haye my consent to publisJi. this; testimony if required." Mrs *Skelton's statement will be -endorsed by thousands of • people throughout New Zealand who have been using Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills for years and are. still iSndin* them effectire as * family madfcLnft.