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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13206, 9 February 1907, Page 6

■ HAP-PY LIVES ARB LIVES OF HAPPY LIVING. HAPPINESS HAS GOME OF LATE TO MANY A TDiIARU CITIZEN. In Timaru there is many a happy home aawq 'jo i 'srabs ; jo .Mom[ noi srlemaj still, it may .be that you rest your head, in one yourself. Then again, there is many an unhappy fellow-creature in out midst. It' is not- surprising that this should 1 be the ease, when one thinks of the burdens some backs are forced to bear. If yours is not the back that bears the burden, still we think you would be glad to lend a helping hand to lighten another's. Let us show you how it ca.n be done, and at the same time tell a story of Timaru life that will prove this aid' can easily be jjiven. ■ 1 Mrs Woodward, late of Russell Square, this town, and who is now in, Christchurch. states :—" 1 used. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills for a pain in the small of my back, and they cured me. Mine : was . not . a very bad pain, but it was most unpleasant, and* I-- was extremely glad, to get the remedy which would rid me of it. I ha?e also recommended ,tlie pills to friends, whobear out my praise of the medicine; they all-think it ; is .the" best remedy for' backache and kidney . troubles that they have ever come across. 1 got the pills at, Oddie's Pharmacy.". ; Success has brought up many imitations of Doan's Pills, but there is nothing " just as good " as the remedy which Mrs- Woodward recommends, therefore ask for Doau's Backache Kidney Tills, and see that the word " Backache' Vis in .tue name.. . Doan's Backachei Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists' and storekeepers, at 3s per box (six boxes 16s 6d), or will be posted on reoeipt of price; by FosterMcClellan Co., 76 Pitt street, Sydney, N.S.W. ; < But be sure it ia Doan's. ' Every ■ day brings some further proof of the excelling worth of present day ready-, to-wear costumes; with the proof comes conviction and good business results. The sale pricfes also increase the demand. Note them 3 ladies'. crash costumes, ever io nice, 19s 6d, now lis 6d; look at this costume of crash, 32s 6d. now. 15s 6d, Russian style, piped, etc : 22s 6d for splendid 'grey check flannel costume, sac and semi-sac shapes ; 17s 6d for smart black voile skiit, suitable street or evening wear; 17s6dfor black clunylace-trnnmedvcile skirt; 22s 6d for roal black cashmere skirts, very fine quality clolh, worth 42s 6d; ladies', b'ack cloth walking skirts, all more ; or less trim; ir.ed, any length, were lis 6d, 14s, 17s 6d, tidw 8s 6d, 10s 6d. 12s 6d; 3 very smart iailor-m-'.de cloth skirts, trimmed with piping and strapping, were 25s £d, now 17s 6d ; very desirable white underskirts, quite a deep flouncing of embroidery, 7s lid, yelling , these 2s than usual.—-Penrose's Summer Sale.—(Advt.) Lady Cyclists. Have - you seen the latest Zealandia Cycles? Call at Oates and Co.'s. ... Rheumatic Pains- Relieved.'—The quick relief from rheumatic pains afforded by Chamberlain's-. Pain Balm has surprised'and delighted,thousands .of sufferers.' It makes rest and s'eep possible, and a great many have been permanently cured of rheumatism by the ,use of This liniment. For sale by J. C. Oddie.;—(Advt.): Do You Limp when You Walk? HOW CAN Yciu WALK right if you have CORNS to worry you? Every person has some kind of corii-—some know it, others do not. Before you and your Corn become painfully -acquainted, treat liiiii with; BAXTER'S Ruby Corn Cure Corns "do not like it—they come out to stay ! Ruby Corn Cure not only < relieves, it-CURES, and cures pain-' lessly.: . / ' You lose your Corns when you use RUBY CORN-CURE ! ONE SHILLING-, POST FREE, from < W B PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST, 'J'IMARU. LADY :T Atalanta, 22 inch frame,, fitted with free wheel, front rim . brake, Brooks' sacfdle, new tyres; a grand machine for a young girl going to .school Splendid value at £6 10s; 20s deposit, 20s per month. Acloms, Ltd., The Arcade, Timaru. Make that house bright by the PRETTY; ORNAMENTS AND FANCY GOODS - which are being Sacrificed, Slaughtered . and practically given away by S.' HA N" SO N.