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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13448, 21 November 1907, Page 3

IS THE MOTTO OF wmsmamii is "And to do\so;in the Bicycle Trade is to get tne.'BEST AGENCY, import the .NEWEST CREATED MODELS, and let. the parts be handled only, by SPECIALISTS AT THEIR TRADE .... IHEY HAVE JUST LANDED a large consignment ofthe".Empire's Best Bicycle, Specially Designed by them to meet local conditions. To show the ABSOLUTE FAITH thev have in";the lasting Gibraltar-like quality of the. Machines, a SEVEN YEARS' GUARANTEE is- given With each.' "■■ This silences, doubt.' ■'."",.' .■...■- RALEIGH stands for the Latest in the trade, and means streng'h, speed, r nice lines,' arid' durability.' : - RANDRUP means; fair dealing, and easy terms. • ■ "/■■'■>'■. ' Call at the Shop'to see an epitoms of mechanical progress. A visit welconje. OPPOSITE BAXTER'S. , >■ mm wmm mm w< mm m fffl&S m& I ?&* mi m tm. m WfIMS: m I If m 1. M lIP TKePure Cocoa ■ unequalled by any other for delicious natural flavour and nourishing and : invigorating properties. .-- " A Perfect Beverage, combining - Purity and Solubility.' : — Medical Annual. :■: A Cocoa you can Ea ;m; m m 1 m mk SP#3 mm w&m&w&mms! «m mmmmm^mlm^i mm mM m£ W m m

For home-use the Valaze Massage Rollers are really wonderful. They exercise and strengthen the muscles, increase the;, blood circulation, and roll away wrinkles and crowsfeet..; Used with Valaze the benefit that accrues is most ' marked. Single roller, 95.; large set of two, 18s. 6d. ; complete set of three in.case, 255; all post free. The rollers are quite distinct from any others, arid possess features that are protected b*y patent. They can be obtained post free direct from me. • or call upon, Mile. Helena Rubinstein at the Valaze Massage Institute, Brandon Street; Wellington, and have this remarkable little appliance explained to you. No charge for consultation. The Valaze Massage Rollers are also sold by the leading Druggists. THE IMPROVED SAVE-ALL TAP JAR IpvA'nw ==TRADE\™ MARK=e \JT EACTURER, has imported a large number of the above Tap Jars, which are by far the best on the market, and are acknowledged by Mineral Water Manufacturers to possess distinct advantages over anv hitherto introduced. The TAP CANNOT LEAK, and there is absolutely NO WASTE.' ■'...••■;■■' ' : / - During the summer months I will supply GINGER BEER, HERBAL BEER,; CHAMPAGNE CIDER,. LIMEJUICE AND SODA, and all classes of Slimmer Drinks, and as all Beverages are made from the highest class of ingredients, the quality of : my -Summer Drinks cannot be surpassed. All Orders promptly attended to. Terms: CASH ON DELIVERY. GEO WATTS, WOOLLCOMBE'ST., TIMARU. % ; Telephone 158. SADDLERY. SADDLERY. c—"TAVING made a, sweeping clearance jIX of our last lot, of Saddlery, and another NEW SHIPMENT COMING 10 HAND, we have decided to let this go aW at 10 PER CENT: DISCOyNT. 1 We have 20 SETS to choose from, ranging from. Pony to Van size. 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. With this large Discount, Teims are ..•STRICTLY CASH. THIS MONTH ONLY. OPPOSITE TIMARU STABLES, r 'PLon3 177. Teed's Born Cue A BOON to those. suffering -.Tqil-li Corn*. Be cured by inv&Hting ri ia a Bos of TEED'S CERTAIN CUREfc: Corns. PRICE,, Is. .Only procurable at the Local Agent, PHARMACEUTICAL & DISPENSING CHEMIST, ~ --;..'■■■ Stafford Street, Timaru.

So far as the Government Architect (Mr John' Campbell) is aware.there-is no buildv ing resembling in its mode of construction the new Pubuc. Taust Office in court* ox erection on Lambton Quay. It has a steel, frame within walls ;Qf orick . and Tonga Bay granite.;' : Eyeti. where": there is a. heavy facing of'stone" ;(as on the first lioor) there is- a jfning of brick, and it :<i tins brick lining thai its being built round'the steel uprights. Mr Campbell says "that while such a thing as an earthquake-proof building.has not yet been deviseei by man, nor is idcely to be, he : estimates that the Public Trust Office, with its , massive steel frame, will be four timet; as strong as • u it were just a brick and stone building. Mr Owen McArdle, >who ; has .been on a visit -to America,,- has returned to' Wellington. Questioned. by. a ."Times ; " ' reporter as to business in.;.the United States, he said it was. in ,; a depressed condition; and things genei-ally were in a.staue ■',(:■ muddle. Mr McArdle had a conversation with Mr Andrew Carnegie^, the ■multi-mi' lionaire, who was, a fellow-passenger in the Baltic. Mr McArdle says the steel king se«ms to know as much about New Zealand as a New Zealander could knowv He expressed the opinion that the labour laws of New Zealand werei ridiculous, and could be applied to a country having only a meagre population. He'-also asked what would be the effect of such laws on an enterprise such as the one he controlled, in ■■ which were engaged more people vhan the total population of New Zealand. Mr Carnegie employs upwards iof 700,000-pe>: pie in, Pittsburg and elsewhere, while many more are indirectly employed by .the Carnegie-Trust. Mr. McArdle spoke of the great loyalty of Mr Carnegie to Britain, the steel king mentioning that ne : would, should England require it, build and equip a battleship of the Dreadnought type to assist the Mother Gountiy. In a letter to the Wajraiapa Daily Times, Dr. : Archer Hosking: .promises the children of Masterton summer-diarrhoe* as a direct result of the dirty milk supplied in that town . He e-ayls that most of the milk sold in Masterton. has a black sediment, and many cow-hairsito the pint. "I have seen this; week milk supplied to two families that is a disgrace to. a civilised community, and it has cured some, at any ,-iate,- of those Supplied of any deeire to use milk at all. I have, lately tasted milk so- bitter witli preservative ' that one could not take coffee with such milk in it. T have seen evidence of this over-dosage in many other instances, and I have treated children whose sickness could be directly traced to such added drugs. It is the babieu who suffer; they all went milk/ and it is pitiable to see the preventible disease that arises through our municipal neglect of itheir interests. Last year several babies" died in tlys d'strict where would. -\ without doubt, have been spared had there been proper milk to feed them on: Let ats have pure milk delivered in clean bottles, and the whole trade under proper supervision, and those in charge of the children will not find it necessary to spend their'money! on expensive patents. A few New Zealand towns, Napier at the head I believe, have, good control. There are easily able methods by which good food, instead of npiion, can* be ; saved tQ our households." "Have followed the sneanng season through New Zealand and all over Australia," says Mr R. L. Mcßean, Duntroon, New Zealand, " and the changes of water and tucker always bring on an attack of diarrhoea and the only relief I pan obtain is from Chamberlain's; Colic, Cholera, and Diairhoea' Remedy. ( Every slieell now has iiome shearers who use this wonderful medicine, and always carry I 'a bottle with them." . For ' sale everywhere. ... 1\