Business Notes.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 November 1915, Page 3

Business Notes.

Mr Hugh McErlain has a notice in to-day's Chronicle concerning the price of milk. ' j Mr George Millies advertises for the j return of his bicycle, takon by nnst take from .Levin saloyards, another beling left in its placo. Excursion fares in connection with Ashurst Races will bo issued by tire Railway Department on Wednesday next. It will be possible to leavo Levin 011 the Wednesday morning, see all tho races, audi be back m Levin the same evening. Details are set out by advertisement on page 3. ■.Uessi's ooau Mill ana i>o., of t>ehliigton, who aie Soio Agents tor the iaupin ! Loal Aiinesj -Ltd., draw attention in our columns to fclieir ceiehrateu iaupin Loai. It is now ifiat this coal is tlie best -New to ihuid produces, ana coiisuiitois are auvised 10 accept no-substitutes. -it is procurable from all local merchants and Messrs. John Mill and, Co., will lo pleased to supply information to purchasers. • PILES CURED. Piles rarely kill, but they cause eonslant torture. This is especially tiue in the ease ol those who are ever st siiglitly constipated. Piles call ! e quickly and permanently curedi, with out pain, cutting or detention from business. 'this has been proved in thousancls of cases in both sexes, and of ali ages, and in the very worst as well as in tho ordinary cases.- x\o one who has not suffered the 'torments of itching, painful and bleeding piles can appreciate for a moment the marvellous sense oi relief that lullows the use oi Doan's Ointment. Go at once and get a pot ot this ointment it will endi your suiternigs. M.is iS. J. I 1 osier, \\arwick stieet, Eeildmg says:—"M.y advice to all who suiter irom piles is to use Doan's Ointment at once, and i am biue they will derive great beneitt uy ilomg so. i have proved it to be a splendid remedy. A member oi my iaimiy suffered agony from itching and protrudiing piles, tlie pain and irritation"uciug at times aimosi unbearable, tins oeing especially the case at niyhb or in ilie warm weather. We tried ail sons ol remedies but nun? ' o tlieiu seemed to do any good. Une day i was fortunate enough to hear oi Dean's Ointment being a sure cure to', piles so we soul lor a pot, and commenced using it at once. ' it was mar- j velloiis how quickly this ointment relieved the irritation, audi belore two pots were used a perfect cure was effected. i'our yeais iiave elapsed since then, and during alt that tune there lias been no return ol piles, so 1 regar 1 the cure as permanent." Eoiir years later Mrs itoster says:— "The above cure has pro veil a permanent one. 1 need say no more, the iaet.> speak for themselves." \\ lien we say that Doan's Ointment J will cure piles wc mean exactly wmu | we say, nothing more or less, and we aru able to make this emphatic statement by such evidence as the auove. i JJoan's Ointment is sold) by all chemists ana storekeepers at 3s per potior win b> : posted on receipt ol price by i' osterMcClellan Co., /(j Pitt-street, Sydney. But, be suro you get Doan's.