PUBLIC NOTICES. THE BEST FOB YOUB GARDEN, SOW NOW—jgUSTONS SELECTED VEGETABLE and flower seeds. The Choi cast Strains. List, au Application, PLANT—BUXTON’S BEDDING PLANTS. A largo assortment row rcadv, well grown find hardened, including;— Calceolaria, Diauthus, Carnations, Lobelia. Iceland Poppies, Phlox, Stocks, Violas, etc. NARCISSI and other SPRING FLOWERS. Select your Taricties now from tin; blooms and book orders new for the Bulbs. CHRYSANTHEMUM—The Queen ot Autumn Flowers. Plant hi October. Book orders now. A. W. BUXTON, LTD., offer a very choice assortment. A. W. BUXTON, LTD., can supply your G —den Requirements in all * Departments, Spraying Materials, Stakes, Labels and other Sundries. BUXTON'S FLORAL DEPARTMENT For CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL WORE. BOUQI EiS. WREATHS. ETC., tastefully made up. Cut I lowers in season tread daily. A. W. BUXTON. LTD., ■Nurserymen, Seedsmen, Florists and LancFcapo Gardeners. Town Depot—6dD, Colombo Street. Nurseries—Si Martins, Christchurch. Telephones—Town, 1628, Nurseries 4821 MRS
NATUEAL THERAPEUTICS. r Scuvcs Y'our Health Problems. W"HY is there so much sickness? Why should a person -waste most o| lus tiiuo_ end money in bed or in a Hema-wellj condition? These are questions ouo naturally asks. Wo ca.u answer thorn for you and toil what the cause really ie. IGNORANCE, that's the answer, that is at the root of! it. You are kept in lyre ranee; from your school pxacically nothing about your body, your food, or disease and its cause, consequently when you have an ache or paiu, you become alarmed and run for the first remedy anyone suggests, making yourself worse than you were before. You can be MASTER, OP YOUR HEALTH and that of your family, your state of health is for you to decade. You can bo sick, half-sick, half alive or you can enjoy an exuberance of health n.nd energy that will make hard work a pleasure and life a constant joy. Also, the health of all members of your family is within your power to control. IT IS SIMPLY A MATTER OP KNOWING HOW. It is a question of understanding the fundamental principles of health. It is a broad subject. There is much to learn. There are many health problems, many difficulties upon which you may need help. Our institution of NATURAL THERAPEUTICS provides this help. We show you how to GET WELL and how to KEEP IV ELL. The essential clement in curative treatment is a natural environment in which the patient is provided with proper food and subjected to tho beneficial influences of the great natural curative forces found in sunlight, air and intimate contact with mother earth. Hut these regenerative influences are not sufficient td bring about marked improvement or recovery -in serious chronic bases. ' Chronic means that the system can no longer help itself, and that the ceils and organs have become so encumbered and weakened by pathogenic conditions that they cannot arouse themselves to acute curative effort. In such oases purifying and tonic influences of the various methods of natural treatment are absolutely nccossarv to bring about the desired results. Por those reasons Ivatnai _ Therapeutics selects and* combines everything that is good in dietetic treatment, hydrotherapy, massage, chiropractic, naprapathy, neurotherapy, curative gymnastics, electricity, suggestive therapeutics, etc. Thus everything is done to overcome the primary manifestations of disease, viz-, lowered vitality, abnormal compositions of vital fluid, accumulations of pathogenic materials, mechanical lesions and destructive mental and emotional activities. In this way only can wo secure more copious inflow of tile life force which is healing force, and through this perfect health haopincss. ° RESULTS CERTAIN IN THESE DISEASES:
Amemia, Appendicitis, Biliousness, Bronciiiaxs, Outturn, Constipation-, Onrvatuxc of the Spine, Diseases of tlio Nervous System Dyspepsia, Headache, Intestinal Insomnia, Kidney Diseases, Neurasthenia. Neural aria. Paralysis, Rheumatism, S kin Diseases, Stomach Diseases, Vital DepleRKMEMBER. DISEASE THRIVES ON DELAY. CALL 2-IS, HEREFORD ST., CITY. Specialists in Natural ’rheraoeutica. Honrs—ll-1.30, 2.30-6. ’Phono •1990. WF3 P| ALL S Turkish Baths.—Reduction in -*--«■ hours owing to coal shortage. TURKISH Baths.—Gents admit Hon., A Wed., Sat, 10 till 5. close 7 p.m.; Thnxe., 10 till 4; Fri., 10 till 5.30, close 9 p.m. H ALL’S Turkish Beths closed Sundays all day til] further notice. (-I phb S Turkish Bnths.—Ladies’ hours; Tuesday. 1 till 7, close 9 p.m.; Thursday evening, S till 7, close 9 p.m. TTALL’S Turkish’BathiT2lo7Ca*3he]“Streep “ d?°r Farmers’ Co-op ’Phone 1650. K. It all, Manager. 2711 hair specialist. G. H. HALL, FULLER'S OPERA HOUSE BUILDINGS, 216, TTJAM STREET. "I ADIES • P° J'uu desire a Good Head of Hair—thick and bountiful? TP so, come, and consult mo7~and I will give you some real Good Advice. TT S possible for every woman to improve the condition of her Hair , '^A°, v y’ ! N my Treatment, which never -*-* tails ir thoroughly carried out. "jVTO*>V is the time of the year to havcTt seen to, so don't delay. LAMB AND REEF. CHEAPEST SHOP IN CHRISTCHURCH li'JO Sides Mutton and Lamb to Soli At Low Prices. You can have Legs, Loir,:. Hindquarters Forequarters, or Prime Chops. Patronise the Shop that fa KEEPING THE PRICE DOWN. ' T • W. &TEP HE N SON, Pork Butcher, Bacon Cuxer and General Butcher. Wholesale and Retail, Cr. Armagh and Manchester Streets. Opp. Tepid Baths. Phone 1094 A. M' Who EWART-G. SMITH IRONMONGER. 147-151, High St. ELEY SHOTGUN CARTRIDGES, smokeless powder, our price 6s 6d bos, FULL-SIZE AXE HANDLES, selected quality 2s 9d, cheaper quality 2s 3d, J-size, 2s 3d. ’ garden” TOOLS. See our Special Window Display. The Prices are right. ' SPADES, from 9a 6d. EASES HANDLED 3b 3d HAND TROWELS. Is; 4-nrom DIGGING FORKS, 7s 9d; Ladies’ PLUMB AXES.—Still a few left. Pun if: lls fid. At SMITH’S. PERAMBULATORS B Hire, at F. E. Longdin’s Pram Shop 638, Colombo Street, near Railway ‘Phone 3463. F° WPS ’TRUSSES.—BONNINGTON'S S toek~W£i variety. You will be wise to isepec their slocks. BONNINGTON’S. Duv.mnsin Chemist*. '
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12755, 26 September 1919, Page 1
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