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I * Imitations in Exactly. Similar Bottles. j j It has. been, stated, that imitation is the j ; sincerest form of flattery, and if this j" I statement is true the Public who have j I been using Dr. Morses-Indian Root | | Pills for years should feel highly flat- j | teredin ; havingits judgment regarding | ! the merits of this remedy confirmed by a 1 | number of imitations which are at present on the | I market, some of which are in exactly similar j | bottles. Although imitators may copy the type j |of bottle.and label and even the advertising I ! accompanying the packet, they can only 1 I Imitate Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills—they | cannot produce anything like them. See to it ! that only Dr. I Mode's In- ' ! dian Root|fl» . I Pills are seitely resent lllfllfll '; This Is the Packagewith which everybody is familiar. Throughout the length and breadth of the land it is to be found—in busy city Grocery and quiet country Store alike.' ■-"' Whenever you see it, letyour thoughts turn to "the soft, white light" of "Laurel" Kerosene, Think of the cheery, comfortable atmosphere that a "LaureF'-burning lamp would give to your "den" or sitting-room. The soft rays of "Laurel" are very kind to the eyes—something to be thankful \ •for in these days of harsh illumtnants. "Laurel" gives a brilliant light—but no smoke or smell. It is equally good for lighting, heating, cooking, and is most economical. , Don't say Kerosene —Ask for "Laurel" «. B.' Firebricks SO NOT CRACK. |. L V. BTW ■ : | ■p-su* I bierwi-wins' Prepared Paints •heat; we mean any degree of heat. Those I F »*>»■* o-w m who use furnaces, gas retorts, takers' | '„» '■ I pfESls'ti: . Give-Long Life to Your House. Flreolay, .carefully mixed. This clay j v *-* W withstands all grades cf heat in great S ■ e , ' ■ $ tTrSghout ■' It mWitS Shorwin-Willinms' Prepared Paint (SWP) is the result of ever fifty year/ | economy;; it means perroaVenoy-ncfloM I ex P eriDnce in Practical paint-making. It is manufactured by machinery | of time for re-brioking every row and £ according to strictly scientific formula, and is technically and chemically I ft-ni™. »««.■(' -. .:■ I correet OM'Banon will cover 360 square feet, two coats, as against i t capacity of lead and oil mixed by hand. SWP 1 work. 5 ls raa " e * rom ■ 1 Samuel Brown, Ltd., j Pure Lead, Pure Zinc, Pure Linseed Oil, 1 COAL, GRAIN, AND TIMBER | ' I 31-33 Joh M ton M I a ' Ul T ne^.?I « lri »* ,»* »»<» drie«-the lead to give the 1 Tory Street Depot- ' Thone 2048 A 1 spreadlUff zinc to harden: and present a more tensions paint f Wil'lis Street Depot 'Phone 324 { filn) > aml lll ° P ure linseed oil, compressed and filtered in the maker's $ , ,„ i, - I own mills, to give the,long life and durability for which SWP is so | j I ' well known. - | FOR A si 1 .„ • 11 Powerful machinery mixes and grimls the variaus materials until | /infirj Tfe TTI TH TT& S ' th ° pilint reaches the highest degree of fineness. Tho principal ingredi- jjj Z?i~t! «% h. Si. M f !1 ents - lead ' zinc and linseed oa al ' 6 ilie Product of the manufacturers of 1 PURE If JUMJM/ ' | SWP and are enly used | DRINK ONLY j In Those Proportions Which Make the Best Paint. | SHP A TOTTED 0 ' . Sw ? is for both insido and outside use, and ttiero I 'JL I\m RJmJL% 1 ' S an atsolute unifol ' mit .V '»'-.oolour, consistency and wearing qualities. f I Insure your house against eon, rain and frost, by specifying Slierwin- I Acknowledged 3V | Williams' Prepared Paint. It-comes in 19 attractive-permanent colours. | All Connoisseoffl $ Write for booklet and colour card. " I To Be Absolutely I 1 THE BEST. E. W.'MILLS iCo., Ltd., Agents, I Brewery awi Officei I \ Hunter Street add Jervois Quay, If Holttworro and Murphy Strata. I Bk ' ' Ij

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 233, 20 June 1918, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 233, 20 June 1918, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 233, 20 June 1918, Page 9

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