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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16987, 10 March 1923, Page 3 (Supplement)

NOT EASILY CONVINCE!). ■There is only one certain way we know of to convince Christchurch people, and that is by the word of fellow residents, for that cannot be doubted, being so easy to prove. I hiris the sort of proof we always give ! Head this Christchurch case: I Mr -J. Harlow, King Street South, j Rangiora, says: “Six months ago I Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills cured mo of aching pains across the back, an aiiJ nient that had troubled me for a long time. Tn consideration of the benefit } derived from this grand remedy, 1 am | pleased to pass the word on to other sufferers, and hope many will profit by jmy experience. Besides backache 1 was I troubled with dizziness, and always I felt tired, and had no energy for any- ! ing. Someone advisecf me to take ai course of Doan's Backache Kidney ! Pills, and they proved to be the. very thing 1 wanted, three-bottles effecting a perfect cure. It is six months since was cured and T have had no return of kidney trouble since.” Pour years later, Mr Harlow says: “ Thanks to Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills I am still free from backache and kidney trouble- This remedy is invaluable to the kidney sufferer.” Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are Hold by all chemists and storekeepers at fts per bottle, or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster -M'Clellan Co.. 15, Hamilton Street, Sydney. But be sure you get DOAN’S. 4

Wellington Dear Sir,— WOULD yon be so kind as to send me 2 Boxes of DR LANGFORD’S LIVER PILLS. While on my holiday at Xmas I obtained a box at your shop, from which I obtained great relief. Enclosed please find P.O. 2s. I remain, Yours sincerely. To HOWELL, Chemist, Manchester Street. Christchurch. XD FTLL RANGE OF NEW SHAPES TO HAND FOR Felts, Velours, Beavers, Gents' Hats ltenirvated. MRS. A. WILLIAMSON 9GO COLOMBO ST., CH.CH. j Phone 3903 (Enurt ?§airlirnja*r* j Mrs. OLDS, 116 Gloucester St. West

nirslLr ? f 9 T here are lots of teas sold in New Zealand —good tasting teas some of them—that are artificially flavoured with such skill that it is almost impossible to detect their inferior quality. But your Grocer’s bill always betrays the wanton waste of buying ordinary tea —so full of tannin dust that it never makes more than 150 or 160 cups to the poundbitter tannin hidden by artificial flavouring. In You secure the rich delicate flavour —the "just right" strength and delicious fragrance of delicate young leaves grown 7,000 feet above sea level and slowly and carefully cured. In Biplane Tea you secure an exquisite flavour—a rich, full palate-pleasing strength—not alone because of its dust freedom but—because of the quality way in which it's cured. Only a lb. AT ALL GROCERS Don’t accept a substitute Tea. Insist on having Biplane.