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If you purchase all your Footwear from HANNAH'S POPULAR SHOE STOKE. Large stocks of the very latest styles (at Hannah's well-known low prices) are always at your disposal. Honest value for your money is our aim. Women's Black Glace Anklebar Shoes, sewn soles 11/6 14/6 Women's Glace Albany Shoes, bows or buckles 9/6 11/6 12/6 15/6 Women's Patent Derby Shoes, sewn soles 12/6 15/6 18/6 Women's Tan Shoes in lace or strap 9/6 10/6 12/6 14/6 Women's Boots in Glace Kid, all shapes 11/6 13/6 15/6 17/6 Men's Glace Kid Shoes, black or tan 14/6 17/6 22/6 24/6 Men's Box Calf Shoes, Derby or Brogue 18/6 21/- 24/6 Men's Patent Shoes, round toes, sewn soles 21/- 23/6 25/Men's Glace Bals., black or tan sewn soles 12/6 14/6 17/6 22/6 Men's Willow Calf Boots, cool for Summer 15/9 18/6 21/- 25/jSHOjEisms< :EET (Opp. Ballantynes). affS^H'^ftft^^Wtfti-ft* f M\ &mM In fact original prices have been materially " cut down * all because we are RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Therefore we are clearing the whole of our high-grade well-mark Furniture at prices that would not pay its wholesale cost. ' ~ . Here is your opportunity to furnish your home artistically and tastefully. Take it to-day. Come and hare a look at this Special Bedroom Suite in Oak. Original price was /18/10/- Sale price £ls/10/- *•* 3J 202-204 High Street, Cforistchurcfi mmffJSi i-mzmi m\ "BELL" Cycles hold nearly all Road Records. "BELL" Cycles hold nearly all Track Records. "BELL" Cycles hold the record for efficient service. "BELL" Cycles hold the record for long service. " BELL" Cycles hold the record for highest workmanship. "BELL" Cycles hold the record for finest material ,' And there are more " BELL" Cycles to be seen in the town, in the country, and everywhere else, than all other Cycles put together.

/&&. S» H m m m. Os m » S! •s^r H I m m m ss §s W m. % IK ■a m m Wzk m m m m i*/A m m TA 1 m m 11 &w ® HiNf i w&m, »M m m m m ¥& m ?&g tiw a»it m SHW> m sy» i m *ss m \ COVGtiS H Wf&k m wm-; m ws& •K&Z m W&Y- LEAD S&& m m m»j wiiii *j CO L^S SHI sm «Sfe Tr^srit £BS s *s«ei H 1 Ml l^a SS: 75U Sa Klsl l It's the little things in Life that always cause the mosl: trouble. It's easier to dodge an Elephant than a Microbe. It would be impossible to calculate how many Microbes could rest on an Elephant's whisker. Millions could sit on his eye-lashes without making him blink. So tiny are they, that only the Scientist with his powerful microscope can see them. The atmosphere is swarming with these Microbes or Germs (call them what you will), and we are continually breathing them into our' Lungs. Of course, if you are sound in Health, the White Corpuscles (Leucocytes) in your blood will deal with the invaders in their usual business-like manner. But, if you have a Cold on the ChesT:, it weakens the Tissue of the Lung, and then the White Corpuscles lose a certain amount of their fighting-power, and so the Germs get a lodging place. Then, unless Nature is assisted, those , wretched Germs multiply with extraordinary rapidity and commence to consume the Lung. DON'T TRIFLE WITH A COUGH. Germs j'usT; love coughs. Get right on to Hearne's Bronchitis Cure. It expels the Germs and heals the lung. Of course you may instead elect to take your chances—thousands have done so to their own undoing. The worst case of Consumption that ever was, COMMENCED with—"JUST A COUGH." Surgery has accomplished many miracles, but no surgeon has yet been able to replace a Rotten Lung with a new Healthy one. DON'T LET THE GERM OF CONSUMPTION GET THE UPPER HAND. Consumption has never been known to develop where " Coughs " have been properly treated on their first appearance with lemeoy in the «ftSss*B||p

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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10923, 12 November 1913, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Star (Christchurch), Issue 10923, 12 November 1913, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Star (Christchurch), Issue 10923, 12 November 1913, Page 3

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