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Press, Volume LX, Issue 18228, 12 November 1924, Page 4

A Messag f to all who r Suffer wl cripple in time, but if you take De Witt's Pills, yoainriUt instant relief from pain, and quickly regain yoor iutts& strength. ,«»-»• * ». Read Mr. Flannery * Message ! " / admit I doubted the ability ofDe Witt's Pills to Cttre mt, &ui 1 4e£ i every kind of medicine I covld think of and still the terrible pm» u my r&nained. I suppose I took the first dose of De Wit?* PUh emt efmi would restore my health and strength. De Witt's Pills did <w» sum than friends said they would do, and I eon konatltr rtarsu&ad _i other sufferers." . v « w ' n (Signed) T. J. FLANNERY, 102 Clarendon Street, South sfeltas|^ } This testimony should prove a message of hope to every ssfioriag i for it proves that De Witt's Pills arc a never-failing wciedy— WßXfm buy, pleasant to tako and easy to obtain. ,«■< KIDNEY AND BLADDER PILLS and most ai lmen ts arising from an excess of Uric Acid in the Waxier of the Kidneys & Bladder.including Rheamatism,l&ctocbe,baadtiai»< Joint Fains, Scalding Urine.Gravel&Stone. They are often pns«*fti«* troubles and weaknesses of the urinary system, and tliey »Ul fee found to bo a reliable tonic medicine __ suitable for use at all times. There J —— is no reason why you should delay tTfUVM t. treatment until you are beyond the aid \fif n&IX. yOft B of medicine. AVatch for the first sign of " , " trouble. Suspect pufnness under your prOVCO tOft 1 eyes, foul breath, heaviness of the limbs, a stabbing pain in the loins, and then get De Witt's Pills without delay. They will quickly put you right. Carefullv read the pamphlet enclosed in every box of De Witt's Pills and you will wonder how it is possible to offer euch a valuable raediciae at bo low a price as 3(6 per box. E. C. De WITT & Co. LtA, P.O. Box 116?, Wellington. Bladder Pais wdjji you to brag this TOst«t medicine to the any friends wkoawjfl sufferers. • , : P& Z^TrV *mm : & Wi y^Sf&M w. £lO Worth £3 Deposit 2/6 Week' £2O „ £6 „ 5/£3O „ £9 n 7/8 £4O „ £l2 „ 10/£SO „ £ls , £IOO „ £3O „ X.aTser Amount* by Spttial Annit,iinmilt Liberal Discount for Csah anil Quick giuyiqwul. i. s. Mckenzie & cbw I*3 CASHKL BTItEET (Next VtUUI *fem»'<C*]K B. ST CX.AIR HoEKNzne; . Principal and Auctivseez. ■ fete ■■J&-V----awn y*^ m i tmm <?FC* mmm mi'm

A REMARKABLE FREAK. ON VIEW AT THE SHOWGROUNDS. In the side-show division at tho Show Grounds on Thursday and Friday there will be a remarkable freak of nature in tho shape of a half-horse, ha-lf-dccr. This unique animal i 3 being exhibited by Mr F. Barclay, of Taranaki. The mother was a piebald mare, the sire being Jersey, the trotter. The mother was owned by the caretaker of the Stratford racecourse. Mr J. McKay, M.R.C.V.S., of Wellington, in an official certificate, states: "I have this day, at the request of Mr F. BarClay, examined the most extraordinary freak of Nature that I have seen in the course of my veterinary experience, being that of a foal built out of all proportion and an eye Bituated in tho middle of the forehead, four times the size of the normal eye, and showing unmistakably'tho hide of a stag. This is a very unique specimen and fit for: exhibition in any part of the world." Location near Merry-go-round. - .. 6

Strange s show it abundantly Those garments aro of the kind that ladies buy with, eager anticipation and-wear •\\-itU happy realisation. They givo that delightful sense of coolness and freshness during the warm -weather, and the prices are quite moderate considering the quality. DISCOUNT 1/- IK THE £ DAINTY JUMPER CAMISOLES in Voile, trimmed Vai. lace, in Lemon, Helio, and Pink, 5/11. JERSEY SILK PRINCESS PETTICOATS in White- Sky, Almond, Saxe, Tan, Black and other shades. 15/6, 17/6, to 39/6. CREPE DE CHINE PRINCESS PETTICOATS, trimmed guipure lace and insertion, in Sky, Lemon, Ivory, Pink, ancl Black, 32/6, 35/-, to 59/6. JAP. AND FUJI SILK PRINCESS PETTICOATS, daintily trimmed, 23/6, 25/6, 29/6. PRINCESS PETTICOATS made to Order in Any Wanted Shade. CAMI-KNICKERS .in Silk, Cambric and Crepe, trimmed lace, 12/6, 15/6, to 35/-. ART SILK COMBINATIONS, VESTS, NIGHTDRESSES, AND CAMISOLES, in Ivory, Sky, and Pink — CAMISOLES, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11. VESTS, 10/11, 15/6. COMBINATIONS, 12/11, 14/6,16/6. NIGHTDRESSES, 32/6. MILANESE SILK VESTS, Ivory and Flesh, opera top, 27/6, 35/-, to 45/-. SPUN SILK VESTS, low neck with ancl without sleeves, 17/6, 29/6. ~ SILK AND WOOL VESTS, 8/11, 10/11,, 17/6. CREPE DE CHINE NIGHTDRESSES, daintily trimmed, 39/6 to 63/-. NIGHTDRESSES in Chiffonelle, Voile, Cambric, and Crepe, embroidered or trinuned lace, 7/11, 8/11, 10/6 to 32/6. i'liwuiHinmni I HINTS F | LADY'S TL "SS Piver's PowNlets, at = S nmes, 5/- fcflOC. *-||j 5j Yardley's Larea** mt 5 sia Face Powde^* = „..„..: «. «_**rtl s Eau de Cologne oajt Js£f! = ' Water. 9/Bt» b 4|jP^ jj .4* >,^ S Grossiaith's P«fsw»% f ,; = 4/- tattle. | «-|j 5 Icilxoa. Poad\ jjFScaa^l ilowws, Oatlwfc" „. pciaa 'On = 2/6,4/6 Jar. , 5 Yardley's latewfcf 4 sisn Staft 3/s Bromley's LaTcaea do Base 6Mqs.5 Powder Puffis » Ctoai I *'*• ~l S Xoveltv Powder WB^J {£ Puff Poises, far wras^""" 5 Vanity Mizro£% t S Vanitv Hinrsw% &£ = 2/6,2/ a. rfiimnnmiHinms Strange's