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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13294, 24 May 1907, Page 3

r\vß ■dressmaker - miss mtt(J CHELL-camc to us a few months ti.ro direct from London. , -< . ''While there- Miss Mitchdl had the unique experience of working for no feyvr \vf three Court Dressmakers, so somes ous equipped with a fund-of information and fashion experience seldom equalled m the colony- ' During the last few- months. Miss Mitchell's work has-madA us quite a few new Mends about 1 her,. The Fit «nd her Dresses ara soicethvr.j-. out of th 3 ordinary. Ovv New "Season's showing of DRESS GOODS is now at its bent, £*J""£ rewWine .Effects, the quiet Gwys, «£ Greens and pretty Tartans and others, Sto a JMrfdoW of J?n«Motf. Favourites you will not find exiled here. Better treat yourself to a visit. TF YOU CANNON CALL WRITE FOR SAMPLES . -^^fflfrrwft^MUlUl.UEHagMSJ .cGruer,- Davies & Ga,, " m Store TINIARU. FIIRNITTJILK DON'T MISS Of Bo@d Sound Fnrnitu're -at Your Own Price - STOCK MUST BE KEDUOED.

Coughs, Golds and Consumption. £Pt»la?il^ laiiaKi^iv SNEEZING, Shivers, Irritation and Sorraeas in the Throat, Heavmess in lh 3 Head and Depression, are some of NATURE'S WARNINGS to indicate a threatened attack, and are the signals for prompt application of BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER, th 3 correct remedy for simple colds or stubborn coughs. . "I was for many years immune from the slightest cold or cougii. Two months ago. however, I contracted a stubborn cough, and aa my friends were continually advising me to try medicine, I dmded v to follow their advice bv accepting a bottle of BAXTER'S LUINLr PRESERVER, Up till this time I pooh-poohed the idea of any merit to be derived from cough medicines, and it is for this reason that I wish to inform yon that the effect of your preparation was marvellous. The very first night I slept without cougamg, and before the small bottle I fait completely no. of any cough in-ita-tinn. Following' voirr''advice. I intend taking the LUNG PRESERVER at the very firs sight of Chest or Throat Initation, and as' it was so effective in removing a serious cough, its value must be equally sure in a simple case." . W- CJ HI -J ■ rt3:tJ s.a 5 3 " „ ■■•» M ** 2 -. ~ a T3 In your mini—ls it worth your while to pay good money for bad tea ? I" it even worth your while to pay certain money for doubtful tea ? The answer must be in the negative. J5 rt <t» g a- h i rt o ■t-i Si S n (J H r.;^;-:W.-»;w-«-v^ Is a PURE CEYLON TEA, whioh reaohen yon fresh, mellow, nutty, and delidouß. Every package is packed in lead, which preserve* irt fragrance.and flavor right from the Tea Garden in Ceylon to the Tea pot on your table. It ia always good j &lws,yi dejwodable j always satisfactory. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD.. AGENTS. * AWARDED itßTi!»ttnßßr NZ. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. "^^^v^3Aiitii^^\^xiS^^M^i^M^^^^^2^

'mrlilMVi NEAVE'S FOOD is a PERFECTLY SAFE FOOD for the most delicate child, if used according to the directions given. It assists teething, is a valuable bone-former, relieves constipation, and is a complete diet for Infants. " Opoiiki, New Zealand. May 25//<r„1905. " Dear Sirs, — lenclose a photo of our youngest child, Ronald, who is three and a-half years old. He -was an extremely delicate child, only weighing three pounds at birth. He was very ill, and thotidh we tried most patent foods, they only kept him alive and he never seemed to improve. At ten months ive put him on A 'eaves Food, and in a month he became quite fat. He is now quite a sturdy specimen, and very strong, •Yours truly, LUCI E. KIRK. " Messrs, Josiah R. Neavt;~ & Qo. y 'Fordingbridge, England." Manufacturers: Josiah R. Neave & Co., 'Fordingbridge, England, Purveyors by Special Appointment to I'zSSS&.-'ii'