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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13144, 28 November 1906, Page 6

SOUTEK'S /. SHOE V. STORE I' , ; Sale of Assigned Stock of North Island Boot Dealer! ; 'fOR'MEN. OUR PRICKS MEN'S STRONG NAILED SHOOTERS, at 7s 6d per inir -MEN'S NAILEIJ BLUCHERS, at f>. 6d per pair MEN'S BALMORALS, Heel and T< e Tip, at 9s 6d per mir MEN'S LIGHT QOLOSHED at 10s 6d, lis 6d, and 12. 6* MEN 'l£«m C Ca™ ° PEN L "oRALS, Yale Toes,. „t 20s, with Patent; J. W. SOUTER, COOKHAM HOUSE. TELEPHONE No. 286 The Reliable Boot Dealer. Boys' Ready-to-Wear Glothlng. W E ARE NOW ™G t » FROM THE EVERY STYLE IS LARGELY REPRESENTED EVERY PURSE ABSOLUTELY SUITED EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED UNBEARABLE. All-sbaped fitted from the Lanky, Hindi-backed and Laotem-jawed Youth rto the Sturdy, Up-to-date Fighting Boy. BRING YOUR ALONG TO THE FIRST-CLASS OUTFITTER, Pareora Buildings, Timaru. 4th. | --StAlfdStflJlT TEA ! | 4th. . Prize Distribution^ Closes.. 15TH. DECEMBER 15TH. COMPI-TnTORS MUST SEND IN THEIR * COUPONS TO THE PROPRIETORS ON OR BEFORE THAT DATE .... 4th, | STAND-OUT TEA ! | 4th. Half-Yearly Competition. * K. -WILSON AND CO„ LTD., ■~—Dunedin-— '^MMs^f^^iTP.Bpm^ f and all {foods required ,» bythe Boot Tiade, ;<"<:.: ■■ ='■■ ; promstlt; -- UOLONI&fc £QLE .LEATttfeKy -..-;:; SATISFACTION GtASANTEKIi . MANY.,MEN AND :WOMEN HATE :. '■■.iiUPTLRE. id do riot for one moment realise how dangeraus this awful complaint k. ARE YOU ONE OF THESE? Do you weaa-one of those Old fashioned Trusses that simply aggravate the disease? Does your Rupture get woiwe and worse-till you are almost afraid to ''perform your daily work? .There is a method—perfected by the famous Dr. J. A. ■SHERMAN—that will absolutely cure the wotst case of "Rupture. Don't accept our unsupported word for this statement; read this evidence carefully:CURED AFTER 17 YEARS' AGONY. Central Ofeige, January 30th, 1906. ' "Mr. A. W. Martin. Dear Sir,—l have just'come across your addess in the"Otago .Witness," and I was pleased to find it, You will remember 1 brought my daughter to you In Dunedin for treatment for a rupture caused by. a kick from a bby when »be was seven' years old. She suffered very much for 17 years previous to getting your treatment We paid attention to all your instructions, and now I do not know howto thank you for the perfect cure you have made in her cose. She weaw Ho'appliance now, and her trouble has left her. She enjoys 'wplendid* health, and has .got. quite stout. I hope you.are succeeding in your treatment, and lam sure that' if ,any patient carries out your /instructions tbejSvill SO on effect a cure. lam of opinion "tWjt there arb huhdredisi'of both sexes suffering from thin Mime' trouble,' an* If" any of,them require proof, by writing to either myself, or daughter, we will giye'them every information on the subject, I hope you may continue to help suffering htUMaltiity. With best wishes from myself, daughter, and her husband, v<nirs sincerely. rt • t i) * ■ »'

~ ' (Original can be f-een at the Rooms.) ' ' CURED AT THE AGE OF 80 YEARS. • , • ''V- ' Cheltenham Road, Devonport, May 3rd. •19^05^ , ■ , i : ':'■ j MR:' A. W. MARTIN"..' Dear Sir,—Unsolicited, I beg to 'offer you my-. fjHjijJere -thanki-i for the''kindness I received when I consulted you-in regard to the wW suffering'front; also to testify to the great pleasure and relief I -faiW from Dr. A. Sherman'sINVALUABLE METHOD OP TREATMENT OP'--ftIJJ?-TURE as supplied by you. To those suffering from Rupture; I 'would- reJ6mtfi&i& suit you, and obtain, as I have done. Dr. Slieimai ago I ruptured myself lifting a ladder out of a well,, 26ft. deep. About sevH*n&nth» ago I received a truss and directions as to treatment, which. I ..'„ T wore the truss about six month*, but had to wearing it,''Win.^;.to'tlie constant pain and agony I suffered. I was afraid to. eat what was necessary io keep my syrtem up, and allowed myself to run down until,. I could, notstand upright. Fortunately I saw your advertisement in the Auckland papers J consulted ,you, and obtained Dr. Sherman's method of treatment: Although.,l am \sthin eight month* of 80 years of age, I am now able to l walk almost as straight as I did before I inet) with the misfortune; I am well''knpsjj in Auckland and Devonport. having' hvjtft'-'vii officer of the City Council of r fo.r the period of 28 -yearn I will be pttaled to tell anyone that is suffering from. rtplure the relief I have experienced titm obtaining your treatment, but will not reply to any leters/ You can use this letter a« you like, at? I consider Dr. J. A. Sherman's method of treatment of Rupture SHOULD BE MADE KNOWN ALL OVER THE WORLD... With kind wfsbei, and may you have success unbounded, —I remain, yours sincerely, GEORGE N» GOLDIE. '.•-.-*". ' ' Mr. Goldie*is now / cured., and wears no appliance. MR, A. W. MARTIN has retur.red'to New-Zealand, arid will be"*]*!* TTMARtJ fromi the 3rd to the 11th DECEMBER, and may be cmn<>ulted at the Empire Hotel. Send for Two Booklets on Rupture. 'They are free for the asking; The Race 5s io the S#ift 1111 RALPH RODGERS, RTDING A "SWIFT," WON THE HILL-CLIMBING COMPETITION AT CIIRISTCHUReH, +bus proving the above assertion. ._.'_ ..' / ' / SOLE AGENT FOR TIMARU AND • SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, OALEDOJNJIA CYCLE WOKKS. SHEPHERD'S' BUILDINGS, STAFFORD STREET SOUTH, AND AT PLEASANT POTNT. Telephone 146.