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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 268, 1 August 1918, Page 9

A Till a i I ! I Constipation relieved by Br. Merse's Indian ice! Pills' ;: i I I Constipation is often an obstinate complaint and when I [ I a remedy is found that will overcome this trouble general \ : $ satisfaction is the result. Stiil. another \ \ I instance of what Dr. Morse's Indian ' »| 00t Pills have achieved in this direction I \ t ss vouched for by Mrs. A. Oridant who I I II vyrites: - .•...!■ TyuoStroot, I \ WOMr ~., Ji W S. Oamaru, N.Z. } ' M Dear Sirs, . I ! V '$fI * Baw your a(l verti.'!rmon(; concerning Dr. Morse's Indian '3 • ! \i% f *" ' fvs ' Root Pills, and decided upon jrWrg them a (rial, being subject to j I Vv y,| Constipation, with which I wassimeLimcH agieatsullcrer. lam j i ! ' , v\ 7 pleased to rohtofhutl derived great relief from your romedy and i (I : °"~ j tllo - v ' Dr ' Morse ' s lmlia " Eoo; P'l's) now occupy a place in my *• j 4 ( .7 household in case of need. lam a resident of live years. You ;• ' can publish this evidence if needed. i ; \\\\, :J$W Yourst I : (Signed) Mrs. ALICE ]). ORIDANT. i Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills stand purely on their ) ! merits as an effective remedy for all complaints I M sj mas )*>. arising from a disordered digestion, and they are f. i :ij to-day more extensively used by all classes of the \ \ community than any other remedy sold in New Zealand. I ■ : k {i>°»°n°M A jl C | asses Q f the comnlun j ty use t | lemj ma j e .:; ,i I and female, rich and poor, young and old. i \ g The merchant, the mirier, the lady of society and the girl'in the factory—they '[■ i ;| all find in this renitdy just what is required to keep the system in •■■ i I proper working order. «,„,„„„,„„,„, M. ; Indigestion and Con ■■H|HBp|HBHH fS,d rOP ?r° r driS mU «S i >i roou or uiiiiK, are ,A ■■••\\\\ws'm\\wtov«4 ; quickly banished" by a -PHIM ! EMSawfc life j r remedy sold a. , |fl|li|iM^«i^^^™ k moderate price, with- W«Wf(st» , I in the reach of all iiWi ■■ ' ! 1 daSSeS ' j ! ML MjOyiii j | Owing to the conoitiona brought about by the | ' war, all British cocoa manufacturers are prb- | / ! hibited .from oxporiing their goods. 1 (^1! ' _n J* f in .r» ! L&dhury&bonrmuh Cocoa hm r f d ™™ cJ ||| ; . is wanted for the people at Home and for the 1 m the tale of the Indian H ; men at the Front. Meanwhile, foreign brands | || Mutiny and the |l i can be imported i; to N.Z. and the Britisher is | % stirring defence of P } handicapped. Th • boys are making sacrifices l Lucknow thrilled oar I '; ■ 1 grandfathers. ■ \ j and we at home must make ours. After the war, | '■ . } i „.,. ..,_ n . „ ~i , , ~ „ . I : —and oven iii those early a Bournviilc COGOa rill be to the front again. g (; days hundreds of Now 1 .___. TOlt _Li_-u^_-____ f .~.™i. J -_-gznp J! ' Zealiindera knew that }' i _. /w^^to_^__^_ l _^_ Mj j_ , - oi _ 0 f , ti ie j '. """ • __-1 |j throat and lungs (hcio j ! fix. • ' 1 was no remedy so r.afo j : fflWk. ® TklFrflr m lUn WtbAinm ! 1 and sure as Bonnington's . } ! I PIP 11 /fhW% 111111 110 lfl6 hICBCn ; • ! K Kf r'l Pfß fea ra S,' n_Mi-« t ß m im m M m r». of thousands endorse this g \h K* Pii kI wl »¥ &I »S . , ' judgment. Rightly term- | Mm ___ H_&f ___ ___ In llicso days when Pood is dear and , ed the standard family 3 '. Coal much higher m price, it iJ i .V j:' • •,. i 3 T_ _ really necoisary to havoathorouKhly j 001181 l medicine, it has i mS> J W ffn /T& IBIS T!» up-io-dale Rantte like (lie ORION, for been tried, tested and ff | __lO_|l^il__tt m it economic at every turn. . proved to be the best for M (Ti «• m. TUB OltlON gives a steady, oven neat ;' young and old. Safe, (i The Spedal Open-fire j I BeviselsaGreat - jj? oxactn " ? 6 °«i S. 0 on ' s imi[iL Mo ?nd I i In MaMV THE OKION » n "F s a »wy mod- y substitutes. Inciston 1.75: 01 * erate amount of Coal, find the heat _~ ip T : or worn out, oan be eupplledl Time, Worry, and Money. NO Waste! o IL, S V*\'ST H. E. SHACKLOGSi LTD. ir !fT;Tn !oss w «,««.»._>»«.««, u_.iv. Weiimgton & Auckland. R' Tb « c <™«*'R«»«fe*'•* h " »i | K ilood the lest of timo jt! |1 ' j « Phut - Phut - Phut - Pi\MT~] WHOEVER has esperienced the PLUME vapor'ncs/iwr—llint means quick thrill that cotneo from speeding— and easy starling no matter how cold the whether in a car over good roads, engine, or in a motor-boat across rolling seas-never Plume gives smooth running and constant i forgets il. Speeding i> the king of joys I power at all times whether the crsfl's loaded A t i, ~• , ~, L to the gunwale or is travelling "light." Above all things, however, satisfactory Beal of all PLUME iieconomLl. Became speeding depends upon freedom from it i, a carefully refined, s.raight-dis.illed '': enpmetiouble. and there ore the questton .pirit-notanm.ure-PLUMEgives m__. of benzinei, a mo.t importantcon.iderat.on mum mileage and speed. i with launch owners. n„l., „~... n • i , , ■' <Jjder your bcnrine by name—ask for It i. universally conceded that PLUME PLUME. | BENZINE is ideal for molor-boat use—for _-— —**""\\ many reasons. \\^ \flor4\ ;