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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2768, 11 May 1916, Page 9

Thinking people are aware that the.f most rigid economy should be prac- J s~ tised by 'all classes; of ■'. the ; community f during the crisis;.through' which the l?l world is passing. No one is so far-seeing or wise |J" as to be able to forecast events a day ahead, and it M stands, every man and woman in hand to exercise %\ care in every.item of household expenditure by~|* keeping well.. . By keeping the. system in good p order by using Dry Morse's Indian Root Pills— | a remedy used by thousands—one important item I of expense is avoided. This simple, but effective I remedy will keep the system clean, the Liver and I Kidneys in proper working order, and serious' 9* illness requiring expensive Medical treatment thereby made un- fi necessary. It is, therefore, proper to remind the Public that Dr Ii Morse's Indian Root Pills are an economical remedy sold at a i price within the reach of all classes. Although the cos*- of ft production has greatly, increased, there has been no advance 81 made in the selling price of this remedy. There are on an aver- 2 age of forty pills in each bottle, and, generally, they are sold 1 from one shilling to one and threepence, depending on the local %■ trade conditions. These pills are a standard remedy, and should be '8" in the homes of every family. More costly medical attention and J 1| drugs can be avoided if reasonable care is taken and Dr. Morse's |, Indian Root Pills used to keep the system in proper working order [J

Mr. Bythell, retiring chairman'of the Manchester Ship" Canal, will receive ,£IOOO a- year as long as ho remains a director. Nature's'face is decked with jewels rare, Sho weaves glad garlands in her sunny hair, She is a lady fair beyond comparer But man is subject to her darker moods, So to tho rescuo comes the cure of "Woods." . The Peppermint Cure is just the "floods." -Advt. 1