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Timaru Herald, Volume CIII, Issue 15741, 27 August 1915, Page 8

COMENTHOL RELIEVES COLD in the HEAD -\ IN A FEW MINUTES. Will Surprise You how quickly it Cures. Send us Is 6d in Stumps or Postal Notes. BABNETT AND CO., CHEMISTS. PLEASANT PT. Also Cathedral Square. Christ-church-heals diseased lungs. It nourishes and strengthens the system and enables disease to be thrown off with the least difficulty. It has local and general good effect; banishes harmful germs from throat 01 lungs, and strengthens the nerves, muscles and organs. To the wasted or weakened body, it restores health and strength; to the strong it gives greater strength. Worn tissues are repaired, natural decline checked and the digestive organs toned up; Lane's gives you a bright, pleasant outlook on life. Lane's Emulsion contains nothing that it harmful, and its ingredients are not kept a secret. They ate: the finest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Beechwood Creasot-', and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, emulsified by Fresh Eggs. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all Lung and Throat affections receive permanent benent if Lane's Emulsion ii used. Do not accept a substitute. Price 2/6 and tain more than two of the smaller ones. Lane's Emulsion is manufai cated chemist—E. G. LANE, Oamaru, N.Z.

Spring Show at Miss Irwin's. MISS IRWIN will be pleased to have you inspect her NEWLY ARRIVED MODELS, an authoritative representation of the Styles that will obtain this Spring in MILLINERY COSTUMES: AND BLOUSES. Marking, as they do, a distinct departure from Styles that have obtained in previous years, these showin cannot fail to interest. THE WIDE SKIRT will bo an established fact, whilst Frills, from the waist downwards, seem almost to revive the Early Victorian period. As regards Sleeves, there will be wide variety, the bell, the Magyar, and ths short elbow sleeves being all correct. The low-cut V-shaped neck will still retain its popularity though there is the semi-Medici collar for those who prefer height at the back, and even Toby frills will bo permissible. THE MILLINERY EXAMPLES I am showing typify the trend of Fashion in everv detail. Again the military situation has given the cue to Old World Designers, and in the diversity of Millinery Styles this feature is outstanding. TWO STYLES that will have a certain vogue are the sardine tin and the new mushroom shapes. Those models have si touch of the Parisieunc about them, especially the former, which, worn with a Mona Lisa or flowing lace veil arc very chic. A back slide comb should be worn with this model, and should come up well over the hat. The sailor shape is still in \-ogue with slight alterations. The elongated effect has given way to greater width at the sides, with sometimes an upward tilt at ono side. Tipperary ends will also be popular, quite a number of the new models being finished with long black velvet streamers. AS WELL as these latest effects, I am also showing a full range of the Newest in Neckwear, Gloves and all Ladies' Toilet necessaries. ALL DESIROUS OF HAVING DRE SSES made in accord with the Newest Conceits of Fashion can rest assured of my giving the satisfaction that goes with the highest class of work LADIES ARE REQUESTED TO NOTE that I have REMOVED to more commodious premises, opposite to those I previously occupied. MISS IRWIN, Modiste, Stafford St., Timar.u ILAT'E HEAD MILLINER AND SHOWROOM MANAGERESS OF LEADING AUCKLAND HOUSES)