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Temuka Leader, Issue 10284, 14 January 1922, Page 2

,HSS E. COUGHLAN, BLOUSE SPECIALIST, TEMUKA. ~)AINTY WHITE VOILE BLOUSES with Round Necks, Trimmed Medallions .. . . Prom 12 /G WHITE VOILE JUMPERS — All at 10/6 STRIPED CREPE BLOUSES—B/11 I !' A Large Assortment of Georgette, \ Crepe-de-chine and Silk Blouses to I choose from at a very low price. HOSIERY, GLOVES, & FANCY GOODS. NEW ADDRESS : 1 Opposite Mr A. E. Smith, Grocer. SIMMER FAG. HPHE HOT DAYS OF SUMMER ! ■*• - make you feel really fagged out. j You- are tired before the day is half [through. Then follows loss of appetite, and the system gets properly run down. NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE NYAL'S TONIC. It restores the appetite, gives you . the necessary "Pep" to carry on right through the-day", :by enriching i the blood and stimulating the IT FEEDS THE BLOOD, NERVES AND BRAIN. . kW/WMinciKim: CHEMIST, TEMUKA. NEW MILLINERY BUSINESS OPENED AT GERALDINE. TVTISS E.. TI'RNER begs to notify the Ladies of Geraldine and District that she has opened a Millinery Business in TALBOT STREET, Geraldine (opposite Crown Hotel) and solicits a share of public patronage. She carries stocks of BLOUSES, LADIES' VOILE FROCKS HATS, Etc., Etc. TERMS MODERATE. GERALDINE. TEMPORARILY CLOSING. QWING to the lease of my studio having expired, 1 am forced to close, but hope to seek your patronage again in two or three months. JEFFERY STANLEY. 'EAUTIFUL WOMEN HAVE— Long Curly Eyelashes. CINEMA STAR writes :- "CURLIT IS WONDERFUL." A Woman's Main- Attraction is Her Eyes. 'CURLIT" gives immediate results. PRICE, 2/0 and 4/6. MME. LEXOIR, "SHANDON HOUSE," CHURCH STREET, TIMARU. ADAMS BRUCE LTD. 'URN. SMITH wishes to inform the General Public that he has stcured the AGENCY for the above firm's WELL-KNOWN CAKES. The above r.akes can now be supplied at his shop, KING STREET, TEMUKA. THE RENDEZVOUS, .. TEMUKA. MRS CUTTLE RAVING opened an ICE-CREAM ~ X PARLOUR, HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERY, Etc., will be pleased to see old friends and new at her place of business (lately in the occupation of W. F. Evans and Co.) PREMISES OPEN TO-DAY (Saturday, December 17). Bring the Kiddies along for a DELICIOUS THIRST QUENCHER. THE RENDEZVOUS, KING STREETi TEMUKA. DRESSMAKING, NOTICE TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS. tVTISS A. BILL dCßires to notify her iU " patrons that she WILL RESUME DRESSMAKING ou November l!)th, sit 8 ALLNATT STREET (cM Mrs Buzau), where she will be pleased to see old and now friends. All the Latest Styles catered for, and turned out at shortest notice. Old Garments Renovated if neeesparv. UNDER-GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER For Ladies or Gents. CHARGE? AS USUAL AT MODERATE RATES. MISS A. BILL, S ALLNATT STREET, TEMUKA fwATCH & CLOCK REPAIRS | \ dono | ' Thoroughly aud Promptly. I LEWIS HUNT. SICK BABIES IN SUMMER. It is during the warm months of summer that mothers nave to 1)" most careful of their little ones, and at the iirst unusual looseness of their bowels should give the little sufferer a 'lose nf Chamberlain's Colii: and Diarrbi" .< Remedy. Gel it fo-dav; it v. ill save trouble, bier pp. ;-ioid !>:•• -iil '•!)• mi:. :.■■ ->u<l sdoru- ! , ,- . 'l■.■unita ::ml GeiaidinO. h"e»p Mlf Udd "-< f'"'""'* f! r,! " COUKbs mil foliSi* '■'•■■'»' '" olleves, penetrates. Is id. 1