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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 15163, 6 October 1913, Page 3

GOOES DAIRY BUTTER BEST SEPARATOR BUTTER FRESH ECCS ... ONLY lOd per lb. ... ONLY 1s per lb. ... ONLY 1s per doz. OUR DISCOUNT ALWAYS ONE SHILLING IN THE £. HHRHI NORTH ST.. TIBUARU, AND AT BEACONSFIELD, Phone 65.

Uiidiffested Coal. Cinders are "undigested" coal —to sift them involves disagreeable labour, destructive of clothes, temper and health —if thrown away, they mean wasted heat —money spent without return in comfort, pleasure or convenience. They are unavoidable with heating appliances which do not produce good combustion, but . Radiators lers . S*7f 7? u e value of the coal or coke—thoroughly warming four rooms wth'tne fuel used on one open fire. The " Ideal" Warming system can now be installed very cheaply—costs for fuel only one penny per dav per room of average size—is equally adapted to SMALL or large buildings—old? or new—with or without basement—does not require constant water supply—is simple in operation—needs attention only twice, or three times daily— scatters no dirTin living rooms. For further jarticulars and Free Estimates, arrolv "CRAIGIE'S," -•-■■. Genera! Plumbers, • . - ■• Gain's Terrace, Telephone 82.

No Family Medicine Chest is complete unless it contains an ointment that ia a positive cure for all sores, cuts, scratches, abrasions, scalds and burns, and the little daily troubles and afflictions that are of almost daily occurrence in every home. Red Cross Ointment has proved its efficacy not once but in thousands o4 cases, curing wounds, boils, abscesses, and skin eruptions which have stub-. bornly resisted "the healing effects of all other remedies. It contains nothing of a poisonous nature, and ia therefore a remedy as safe as it i» effective. ALL CHEMISTS AND STORES.

IP* Sold by . §§| AH Drapers Cloialers. For a good hard-wearing Suit combining style-and-comfort. : toith{reasonableness of price, -.' nothing can surpass <J&m£&