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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 3

When your head is dull and heavy, your tongue furred, and you feel done-up and good for nothing, without knowing what is really the matter with you, probably all that is needed to restore you to health and vigour is a few doses of a reliable FOR THE digestive tonic and stomachic remSTOMACH AND LIVER sdy such as Mother Scigel's Syrup. Take it after each meal for a few days and note how beneficial is its action upon the stomach, liver and bowels—how it restores tone and healthy activity to these important organs, and by so doing enables you to gain new stores of vigour, vitality and health. MOTHER 'L'S'tiBYRU~ You can Raduee Your Petrol Bill by Fitting a MORE MILEAGE. to your Engirt*. MORE POWER. MORE BPEED. MORE MILEA Guaranteed and Fully Covered by Warranty. Your Money Baok In 30 Daya if Not Satisfied. PRICE FITTED AGENTS WANTED, £ HENRY J. RANGER CHRBTCHORCH GARAGE - - 92-94, GLOUCESTER ST. If you desire a clear, soft F r * McClinton's '<< Colleen Soap Absolutely British. Th* mildest and purest soap In the world, , With a lather like liquid velvet Made from skin-nourishing vegetable oils, saponified with plant ash, and entirely free from animal fat and caustic soda. McClintorii famous Soaps end Toilet Requisites art used end recommended \by j^ 4 eeer 200 members of the British Peerage, . .me Jfci 9d. per Tablet, 2/- Box of 3 Tablets - **; . McClinton's Toilet Cream, U 6 per \u; Tooth **' Powder or Soap. I/- per tin; Shaving Sticks, W, Tht Powder or Soap. I/- per tin; bhaving Slicks, 94, and 1/3) Shaving Creun, II- and Hi. Of all Chemists end Stores. Made by McClinton's, Ltd., Donagbmore, Ireland. Tht Cucnlut ef Liverpool .wrote: —" I alvsapi u»« McClinton's Soap, and recommend it to ny friends, and everyone is delighted with It, The Dowager Dathcit ef Abtrcorn urate: have used Lotleen Soap for fears and delight in it, it it to very charming end tweet.'' —and the mo3t expensive steel on the market is Vanadium Steol. This in the metal which forms the main leaves in the fciL ill m I* This fact is an example of Hupmobile quality. The rest of the spring leaves are o best Chronium Carbon Steel and the Hupp makers could easily have made ALL the springs of Chronium Steel. But no—they aimed at making the Hupmobile a First-class Car, a Quality Car—bo the main leaves are of strong, expensive Vanadium Steel.' This doubles the life of the springs, and so it is in EVERY detailAnother point which further illustrates Hupmobile goodness is that THE REAR WHEEL BEARINGS ARE BIQ These are of annular type, one in each hub. They are made from Chrome Nickel Steel, and are the result of 10 years 1 engineering work. Only by pointing out these important features can wo make you realise that this handsome 1916 Hupmobile embodies the BEST OF EVERYTHING It is NOT a cheap Car, but a good Car selling at a " cheap" price. Were you to pay more, you could get no more in quality—how can you gel better than iho best ? SEE A HUPMOBILE Call at our Showroom on the corner of Madras and Ciishel Streets. Hupps are there awaiting inspection. The Catalogue is free, well illustrated and wv,rth studying. Write ior a copy. CHRISTCHURCH Sse; KIBBLEWHITE &VAOGHAH C SE£S" - s£E i fcSS, f<r*..-.»'W !