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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13904, 15 May 1909, Page 3

TEETH. DENTAL WORK of everv description executed in the most artistic manner possible. We are mailing the best Artificial Teeth for loss monvy than anv other Dentist in. town, and our work is guarantied. Tooth extracted absolutely free from all pain or unpleasant after effects by the use of CIILORAINE. No charge when extracted teeth arc replaced by artificial ones. (1) Do Your Teeth drop when eating. (2) Do you show an unsightly gum when laughing or talking. (3 Does y.mr lower plate move when eating or speaking. (4) If so our patent auto-matio suction plate will overcome your difficulties. ' - HOURS: 9 to 5.30 p.m., SATURDAYS, 7 to 9 p.m. LONDON DENTAL PAKLOUR* . Theatre Buildings. OVER RANTER'S PHARMACY. (Entrance between Mr HsiTt«r'« and Mr JlcNab S Shoos).LOCAL MANAGER: D. F. O'MALLEY, Registered Dentist (by exam.) KAITANGATA COAL. COAL—■V THE FAMOUS HOUSEHOLD COAL. Makes a clean, bright fire. THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN THE MARKET. "■ NUTS. SPECIALLY SUITED FOR KITCHEN RANGES. Make a quick lire. Just the Coal for the AVintor Mornings. TRY IT. SOLD BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS. COUNTRY ORDERS FOR TRUCK LOADS CAN BE SUPPLIED IMMEDIATELY. OFFICES: •;■'"■■ IU7 HIGH STREET (OPPOSITE TELEGRAPH OFFICE), DUNEDIN.

Mrs Hemsley Buniet, HAIR SPECIALIST, TILL PAY A BUSINESS VISIT TO TIMARL NEXT }) EEK, and may V bo privately consulted on all matters of uttheulty appertaining to tto> Hair and Scalp. "Grey Hair restored to original colour. \\i-ak and falling Haircut, trimmed, and treated with Electricity. Removal oi Su<>erlvuous i\\CE MASSAGE.—This brightens and clears the complexion; aind largely tends to plump and sunken cheeks .'■' -i ■ ' A SPECIAL SHAMPOO is most delightfully refresldug,J and, behefieiar to the Hair. ' . ~., , '. ,- ■• •'. ; HKMSLEY BURNET'S HAIR lAKS arc simple to use. ftout wash off or stain the pillows. Uvea in one application. Produces' beautilu). natural shades. Guaranteed permanent. Made in tour cliflerent colours—Black, Brown. mid-Brown, and Golden. Price 6s 6d per bottle.. ~ -

HEMSLEY BURNET'S GOITRE CURE has cured cases of . 2uyears' standing. Price-10s. sufficient for. one' month. HEAD— I. had Goitre for >ome ten vears, and had tried many advertised remedies, but had failed..to get anv-relief.'- The Goitre was growing worse all the tune, and, I was subject to feelings of extreme weakness, suffocation, etc., with hemorrage of the throat and a choking sensation, accompanied with great exhaustion which rendered me totally unfit for my work. I was advised t<> see Mrs Hemsley Burnet;, who claimed to have a cure for this troouble. I did so and, it is, now three months since I underwent the treatment. The Goitre has qtftte disappeared, and I am in better health to-day than J have been for years. I feel it my duty to let others know of the benefit I derived from Mrs Hemsley .Burnet's, treatment, I would advise all suffering with tins terrible malady to give the remedv a trial. It lias cured me, and there is no reason why it should not "irre others who are similarly effected. I have lived in Invercnrgill all ■ thy life and there are niaiiv wl>o can testify to the truth, of the above. J- only hope that mv stntomont will t>tovp of .service to thov> who are sceptical of the treatment.—ROSS McFADOKV. Esk street, Tnvereargill. Dvhirpd before me this 2:Vd dav of May, .1907. W. B. Seandrett, J.P. MRS HEMSLEv" BURNET'S Timaru address will be advertised Inter! Letters making appointments may. bo adddresscd to her at Cafe Cecil Buildings, Christchurch. . '

An amusing Ist of April juke caused inernmeuo ui the Liverpool 1 oliee Uouft. between 0 and 1U in tlio moriim" hall' a dozen solicitors Held a conversation over Uie telephone something to this effect:—"ls trial Air -"—, solicitor:-' "Yes.". "/veil.. >'«»,; n ;« •.vanced at the L'olico Court in JJalc street to defend George J'erk.ns, who. nas "ot into some trouble. -»!} ngliC l Ulll l ' ol,lt ' l,l<J "~ ;lt U "m"'i '• Vuii will get vour instructions at Wale street, i'lease be in good tnmv Uns innoeentlv-baited trap ■caught, the legal luminaries nicely. UitLiin a 'lew minutes of the opening of the Court the first lawver appeared ou the scene, only to discover that lie had been hoaxed. Scarcely had lie left the Court wlieu several other solicitors came hustling 'in to' defend " George I'erkins." The Court burst into laughter, in which the lawyers joined; recognising that for once the law had been outwitted. '. "My appetite's, had—can't seem to improve- it." Try Stearns' AYine ot God Liver Extract. It creates an appetite for nourishing food. It tones up tin s whole svstom and gives you ri-'i red blood. IC >