Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Levin Daily Chronicle, 16 August 1917, Page 2

I iJS&t HS LIVES LONG WHO LIVES WELL ! With a strong constitution one naturally expects to live many yours, but often neglect of a simple colli will cause premature breakdown. Much distress and worry can bo .saved by using SEPTfIFUffIE at Is Cd par bottle At the first signs of a cold in the head drop a few drops on your lianderchiof or on a piece of cotton wool and inhale it. You will sec it wii l havu the eflect of at once clearing the nasal organs and so shaking oft' the cold before it gets a strong footing. ONLY Is 6d BOTTLE C. S. Keedweli, "The iNyal Depot" Tispensing Chemist, LEVIN Agent Atlas Assurance Co. ----wttf*TcrraETOanMQCJsa-v.ucts*a zcjxc/.i s A Singer Writoß: &|j pa ■ rii'< mist arts I made w.th HEAK'3 §M KSSENCE uuve mo insrsint relief. '!y frnJ voi'V is restored sind llun. elmkirnr Man ■ B re.-lMiu' i»onc." Oho. tioilly HL'AS'S jj g M*u£ ESSENCE makes 11 pint of th- ii'-.-.-t t "»j I'nmilv ooucli and c>.ild rem wlv. ptyfl : 'i v it. But bo snro yon j>ei jicffl If iac-E5-A.-3«- , s='. , §|a N& «>i)wwmtfcawf«r«g3B , [professional card.] 13 Gl -A LBERTSON. M.P.0.0. Specialist. Palmerston North. May ht consulted at Mr Keechv ell's Pharmacy on First and Third Thursdays in every month. 3iS-t.c. CHU3. BL.£KKM3?*W BARRISTER and solicitor. Lbvisu MONEY TO LEND on approved Security at Current Rates WILLIAM STEWAST PARK. PARRTSTEE AXD SOLICITOR. Lbvn. S T M(> VTI 'V Tr. r.vvn AT CUR n*!NT RATEB '•£.12,000,000 .1 NVI'jSTMENT : giltedged security. For details see Government: l. iati ;ulro:u>•; , mcut: -i.'ige I.

Two nioft important tilings when -, .a get spectacles are: first, to bo sure that vour sight lias been properly te* fed and that you get the right le ses ; and, second, that the spectacle frame is correctly fitted. Another important thing is to know that you can rely on repairs properly done if anything goes wrong. If yon come to me von may be sure that everything will be right. F. C. Remington, Levin.— Advt. where the children when at play sing the old familiar jingles in the old miliar way. And amidst their chants and chatter, if you listen, you are sure to hear them say they love to take their Woods' Great Peppermint Oure.—Advt,