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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17282, 25 September 1916, Page 9

Gtniieft We have a fine selection of beautiful White Voile Blouses with veined seams and Real Irish Hand Embroidered fronts, collars,, cuffs, and edges... They, arc shown in most, becoming styles .and are priced from ".'"" '"'-"_ *. . ; 19/6,22/6 25./- 27/6 30/- 32/6 'to'42/* There are other dainty Blouses of White Voile, hand,finished, with the new roll or square collars; front exquisitely trimmed "with self embroidery,"" small scolloped edges and veined seams .'.."' . ' 16/6 16/6 17/6 18/S as illustrated 16/6 Then we have stylish White Voile Blouses with the latest collars and sleeves, trimmed with pin tucks, embroidery and ladder stitching, at ■::.: sis . ■B/11 10/6" 12/6.13/9 14/6.. We allow 1'- Discount in each complete £ for Cash ew mar be obtained. Access street floor by Electric EleJame* Mitch?]! ' Managing Director CHRISTCHURCH SOLE AGENTS FOR LIBERTY ART GOODS

In Girls. Women e- Men ™ilMEiM Ri a: fortnights supply Yg We Give Cash fe-stefi-* Left-Ofr Cicthing BOOTB. TRUNKS, -PORTMANTEAUX, etc. HEATOW'S 10S - ,OS Oxford Terrace ucrt ' v "" ° (r.oar Cwhal Street) Letteri promptly attended to. Phono 024 TAILORS you BETTER AND SAVES you A GUINEA »Darrt let a cold 4et , „ of the children. Tl : Somc • children 1 catch cold readily [ 1 and each succes- | sive cold, if not I checked at once, is i\ likely to weaken the lungs more and u i hv _ more. It is when J 1 'I J I the lungs '•are: S«J ■»*.»«•,; I weakened that < youngsters ard more easily subject to bronchitis and . consumption. At' the first:' sigii" trouble, give the children ' ..." ' ;'■* fc ' iJBMWPE* They take it readily of their owa accord because of the quick relief it affords. Croup and whooping cough both yield, to the curative and soothing influence' of Bennington's. A Nelson lady writes:— § . •-.;.,' ',' "1 have great pleasure in recommendine vour Irish Moss and can remember. five years or more. I also find' it invaluable for croup, which some of my children have been subjectto. I can say it never fails to give relief, ladvise all mothers to use it." Mrs. Walter Broad. Buy it at yonr choinist'a or at the store. Call for it by name and see that you <i:et it—imitation! are oometinies offered refussthem. . -.-TIM

"NAZOL" may be imitated, but <\ is still unequalki"for relieving cough's! colds, catarrh and sore throat. Only the genuine is labelled . "NAZOL." Refuse substitutes 11 English . Judges have held courts in their bedrooms, under the _ trees at Hauipstead, and in express trains, wliftfl a former vice-chancellor once granted an injunction while troading water during a morn ins; di» at Barnes, "'