Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13900, 11 May 1909, Page 3

TEETH. DENTAL WORK'of every description executed in the most artistic mannPl ' possible. Wo are making the best Artificial Teeth for Moss i»«»»«yti.i. any other Dentist in town, and our work is guarantted. Jeotli f -^!;' ( 1 L absolutely'free from, all pain or unpleasant after effects-by the use.o «- i >' A '- IMINE * No charge wheii extracted teeth are replaced l>y artilicia >"> *• (1) Do your Teeth drop when eating. (2) Do you show an unsightly Mini when laughing or talking. (.'! Does your lower plate move when eating «> speaking. (D If so. our patent auto-matic suction plate will overcome jum ,Wfie "HOURS: 9 to 5.30.p.m., SATURDAYS, 7 to 0 p.m. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS . Theatre Buildings. OVER BAXTER'S PHARMACY (Entrance between Mr Baxter's and Mr McNab s bhops).LOCA.L MANAGER: D. F. O'MALLEY, Registered Dentist (by exam.) THE HAIR .EVERYONE wishing to possess t _JJ strong, luxuriant hair growth \ perfectly free from dandruff and all other distressing scalp ailments, should ■ USE MONTGOMERY'S 1 Hair Tonic. jl It is pleasant, economical, and non // greasy. For falling hair, irritation ol y I the scalp, and general hair troubles, i 1 j has no equal. "When used as a tonii and dressing for ladies and children V its usefulness cannot be overestimated / MEN, your case is not hopeless. If the hah roots are alive, your hair will grow. *"~ if treated rightly with Chemists—J. C. Oddie Ti H' MONTGOMERY'S HAIR TONIC. Carl, Temuka, D. A. Fulton, Waimate. Two sizes, Is 6d and 3s.

INVENTIONS THAT ARE NEEDED. A smoke consumer is a tiling that is urgently needed, and will find a wide acceptance if successful. Hitherto those brought out have lacked some slight improvement to render them perfectly satisfactory. If an inventor can hit upon some simple and clever arrangement of flues or a system of induced draught, the thing will be done. And when complete it will be said, "how simple!" But as no one elsei will have been clever enough to have thought of it before, the patent for the invention will be just as sound as if it related to the most complicated machine. This is one of the inventions that are pceded, referred to in Henry Hughes' pamphlet, "Advice to Inventors" copies of which may be obtained on application at the firm's offices, IS3 Hereford street, Christchurch, where A. R. Holdsliip may be consulted with regard to inventions at all times. Henry Hughes' office is fully equipped for advising the .inventor on the spot, and completes all instructions in Christchurch, a fact much appreciated by inventors in Canterbury. Correspondence invited. Timaru representative, J. E. S. Jackson, Stafford street. ... It w not enoiign to Have good clothes; 7011 must wear them well. In other irords, yon must use aP. D. Corset. Of ill models, the P.D., is the most delight fill. It confers that. suggestion of ra-' listinctioTi which marks the gentlewoman It, gives to an effective costume the neces '*try note of personal quality, the inde finable grace of styl« Wear no ot-her All afcore* R»ll it H | N 5 M M % M © x H H 5 a e, H H % g H * * M * % After pneumonia, when what is wanted is " building up," experienced nurses fly to Scott's EMULSION Mrs. F. Smith, Sandringh'am Street, Sandringham, Sydney, N. S.W., writes (July 1908): "My little son, Gilbert (19 months), contracted pneumonia and bronchitis, and became so weak and emaciated that I thought I should lose him. However, I gave him SCOT'I'S Emulsion, and very soon there was a marked improvement. He is now completely restored to health, has gained wonderfully in weight, and looks well and rosy. I have no hesitation in attributing his rapid recovery to SCOTT'S Emulsion." Perhaps the most important word in. this letter from a mother's point of view is—"SCOTT'S." "Emulsion" is a very different thing from SCOTT'S Emulsion. The power to cure lies in the word " SCOTT'S," for SCOTT'S has what other emulsions lack, the H * H S M M £ * % fi £ ft & N § N * curing power and if you see on the package SCOTT'S " fishman " you may look forward with confidence to a cure. Of all chemists and dealers in medicines. The mark by which you pick out your cure!