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Taranaki Daily News, 24 August 1931, Page 12

the bowels fail f to effect a daily t hBKBKwt elimination, the waste nßlSwilc? matter accumulates in the colon. Within 24 JHMwa hours, toxin poisons \ develop and increase Ygw —> hour by hour! Chamberlain’s Tablets - give relief! They clean , out colon congestion—purify the blood More chronic diseases stimulate regular nat- result from constipation " ural bowel action. an an y °^ jer cause. T 3

FURS Ladies —Do not 'discard your Furs without advice, simply because they are old-fashioned or appear worn or grimy. You can get something out of a fur to the very last. They can be remodelled, cleaned, • and renovated to suit the most fastidious wearer. CONSULT US ABOUT THAT OLD NECKLET. ALL WORK SKILFULLY DONE ON THE PREMISES. THE LONDON DYERS, CLEANERS AND FURRIERS, ’Phone 2437 HIGH STREET, HAWERA. 'Phone 2457 Our Agents Are: Gardener’s, Stationer, Stratford; Star Music Shop, Opunake; Wallace Major, Stationer, Eltham; Johnson, Tailor, Manaia; Brewer, Stationer, Kaponga; Aard Depot, Patea; The Don, Waverley.

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SALE OF PICTURES. A sale of paintings of more than usual interest will take place on Wednesday next at Messrs. Webster Bros.’ auction room at 2.30. These include two beautiful pastels of the Pink and White Terraces and other beautiful subjects by Mr. J. Douglas Perrett, also coloured French etchings, “Boats at sea in the morning” ®by R. Lovain and “In Harbour,” by Bastogy. A fine reproduction “Sophia,” The Maori Guide, after C. F. Goldie, etchings by Peter Grahame, and work by other well’known artists form part of a collection that is well worthy of inspection by those interested in art, Mr. Perret tis well known for his excellent work shown throughout Australia, New .Zealand, Britain and /America.*- -i