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Press, Volume L, Issue 14972, 20 May 1914, Page 2

j Take Sanatogen—it's sure to give you | I Better Health, Strength and Nerve-Power. | IF you are in need of a tonic—as most people are at | B times—nothing will do you so much good as a 'course' -| of Sanatogen. i | Whether you are only a little run down, or anaemic, or :| weakened by illness, or suffering from some definite disorder of | nerves, digestion or nutrition—there is no doubt that a | "course" of Sanatogen will be of real and lasting benefit | to you. ' I Start that "course" to-day. You won't have to wait long ;| to feel the good of it. Never mind if you are a little sceptical j | now. Only give Sanatogen a fair trial, and you will soon be ; | convinced, enthusiastic ! ; | I "Sceptical as I was," writes Sir William Bull, M.P., "lam | 1 bound to say that Sanatogen performs what it promises to do; | I it has a wonderfully restorative effect." | |! "It is only fair to say," writes Sir Alexander Cross, Bart., | I " that I have been surprised at the results of Sanatogen. | I They have been just what was predicted —a material increase ■ | I in , vigour atid physical fitness." | |j Such statements—typical of thousands of others—cannot | I! fail to impre ■* even a prejudiced reader. For they were sent S I voluntarily by shrewd men of the world—men of high | I character an 1 position—not at all the sort of people to be | I carried away by facile' enthusiasms, or to be deceived by ;| I illusory sensa ons of benefit ; | 1 I Will you do is they did ? Will you, in fairness to your own ;| I health, give Sa ntoge'n a thorough trial ? Send to your Chemist f I or Store-keeper to-day for a supply (it is sold in tins of three j | I sizes) —and re umber, this is not a "speculation," but a ;| I sound "invest i-nt." yielding you as guaranteed dividends r| 1 "a wonderfull restorative effect" and "a material increase | I in vigour and p lysical fitness! " And there is no risk, mind— | I 0^..~ „-» -...not hurt you in any way, and cannot fail to do | I you good. Take the first step nou— there's no time like | I the present! § I For Men | I Mr. ARNOLD BENNETT, the leading Novelist and Playwright | I (Author of "The Old Wives' Tale," "Milestones/ etc.), writes: "The | §i tonic effect of Sanatogen on mc is simply wonderful." I THE BISHOP OF SOUJTHAMPTON writes: "It pives mc pleasure \ % I to bear my testimony to Uic value of Sanatogen as au invigorating: tonic ; | I and restorative. It is uudutibtcdly beneficial." j| I For Women | I LADY MUIR v.;riles: "Since taking Sanat- . ; | •j oijen lam really better—a brighter, stronger tone I altogether." I Mr.. KENSINGTON, wife of Mr. Justice FREE BOOKLET. I Kensington, Lahore, India, writes: "I and Mr. Post this coupon — it % Kensington have tried Sanatogen, and have both , . r~*. I found it a wonderful reviver and tonic. It is also «-t« bring you a h ret I the best'cure for digestive troufo'cs that I have Booklet entitled "How I come across." to Live Healthily." I 77 ' This booklet fully explains I rOr Cnlluren the constituents ami uses of; I " PUBLIC HEALTH," oiie of the prominent Sanatogen. I medical papers, contains an article by a well- . A. WUI.KING & CO.. . known doctor, who >ays: "I determined to try 17. BOND STKHKT. • I Sanatogeji on a cliiJilNu'rTering from :«•»!!>• pitiable SYIJXKY. N.S.W.' I debility. The change in her condition at the. end / . ~ . I of a fortnight Was truly woti<!e:fui.' Appetite Please s«nd we the ebove., I '\vas improved, diarrhoea had .stopped, the cheeks ." were rosy, and her weight had increased by .....«»..».« I Mb. 10-ozs." • ' ". ~ 5j • , Address * ' ■ ' ' * ' 'bS'-a' -"fr-"-'■'^S~t-r^^V- LJ^V''Vk -V ■ -^'' s.ai/593 . " \ J- M- MITCHELL 1 I * Furniture l"lilll?2HL G^E : Warehouse m ■ — «■* Bungalows. . . Best American oak used, guaranteed. Quaint, Artistic Duchess Chests and Sideboards in stained walnut, at greatly reduced prices. I sell 7-piece Saddlebag Dining Room Suites from £8/10/-. .Call to-day and inspect my showrooms. TERMS ARRANGED WITH APPROVED BUYERS Quotations and estimates free. ' ' , ' Catalogues free on application. . Being a manufacturer, and «elHng directto the public, you receive the benefit at J. M. MITCHELL'S, 535 Colombo Street, Chch. J WOMEN'S WOVEN UNDERWEAR ..•-.■•. • • ■ ■ ■ * The wearing qualities and the fine of every garment, together with our moderate . prices, makes this department a very popular one. Ladies' Woven Spencers and Ladies , Knitted Wool Vests, long Bodices, in natural and white — . and short sleeves— 1/11 2/11 3/11 4/11 , 2/3 2/6 3/3 3/6 Ladies" Woven Vests; long and Flannelet ? e /1 : short sleeves, in natural ana ~ mi** c; « a/** white 2/3 2/11 3/11 5/6 TTh™ h tc ~ *£\ *{}\ •/» Ladies Woven Underskirts, grey Ladies' Woven Combinations, 3/j| natural and white, long and Ladies' Divided Skirts •.. 2/11 i short sleeves, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 Ladies' All-Wool Divided Skirts, Ladies' All-Woo! Woven Combina- nayy — tions, fine and heavy makes — • 7/6 8/t 9/6 10/1 8/11_ 10/6 12/6 14/6 17/6 Ladies'Viyella and Wincey NightLadies'' Silk and Wool Woven dresses, creamCombinations— . 14/6 and 17/6 . 14/6 16/6 17/6 Ladies' and Children's Bed Sox— . Ladies' Woven Nightdresses, in 1/6 2/3 2/6 3/6 natural and white— Ladies' Corsets, newest long shapes .8/11 8/11 10/8 12/6 to 23/6 5/6 7/11 8/if 11/6 to 21/-, ' Children's Garments Woven Combinations, natural, all sises— 3/6 4/3 5/6 6/6 7/6 ' Woven Nightdresses, pink .. 4/11 5/11 6/6 Children's Knitted Wool Vests, long and short sleeves— ■■ \ - ' 1/31/61/9 2/- 2/3 2/6 2/11 3/3 " . Children's All-Wool Divided Skirts, navy— 3/11 4/6. 4/11 5/11 ! GRAHAM WiyON & SMELLIE