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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3778, 5 December 1907, Page 4

INDIGESTION. f ■%> u • The common complaints of Indigestion, Biliousness and jr* y Headache, arise in the majority of cases from the constipated condition of the bowels. The remedy is to purify the system by the cleansing of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. I California ( Syrup of F ut j 9 nt j. V - Nature's Pleasant Laxative does this surely and effectually. It acts as Nature acts —gently and painlessly, cleansing the system thoroughly, and leaving the Liver, Stomach* and Kidneys permanently strengthened. Does not gripe, nauseate or weaken. Sold llvo-rhout Austra' ain twe jlzes, I'3 and i'll. CALIFORNIA PIG SYRUP COMPANY, 3* Snow Hill, LONDON. 7 Barrack S reel, SYDNEY. A Cheap Metal Farm Gate and Fence Dropper. THE N GATE —RIGID AS A GIRDER. 10 x A, with 6 wires, binges, and spring catch, 255.; U* A. 275. 6d.; 13 xA, 80s. Extra wires, la. each. We have several other styles. The cheapest and most effective Dropper in the market. A perfect stay and post saver. Bend tor oar Illustrated CatalogueSYGLONE FENCE & GATE GO.. 59'St. Asaph Street, Christchurch. B*jfcfc*A*****A**dyt**********g| Good Health! & PILLS are the “ounce of prevention" which saves many a sound for cure. Keep free from disease and so save worry, suffering, and expense. The safeguards against all life’s common Ills are: a Sound Stomach, an Active Liver, Regular Bowels, Healthy Kidneys, and Pure Blood, Hundreds of thousands-botb men and women-keep healthy by using Bccchams Pi I Is M) a remedy that has stood the test for over hall a century and is now used all over . remedy! — . . the civilized globe. They purify the blood, strengthen the nerves, regulate the bowels, aid the kidneys, and cure stomach and liver trouble. They will build up the nervous force and repair the ill effects of sedentary habits and over indulgence in eating or drinking. The best safeguard against Indigestion, biliousness, and dyspepsia. Take Beecbam’s Pills occasionally and you will maintain good health At Small Cost. Sold everywhere itt boxes, price Mid, (36 pills) 1/li (36 pills) <t 2j9 (i6B pills),

s. E N N ' s - Tailor, Main St. Foxton. HAYING taken oyer the Tailoring Establishment lately carried on by W, Baker, customers can rely on haying a GOOD SUIT in the LATEST FASHION at a reasonable price. Ail Goods are SHRUNK. FIT, STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP Guaranteed. A. COCKBURN & SON, The Old-Established Boot Importers and ■— Manufacturers Main St., Foxton, and at Sanson WE have now opened up with a new assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES for Men, Women and Children. Our stock comprises the latest manufactures and importations of reliable quality goods at reliable prices. Eyery article marked in plain figures. All repairs promptly executed. Men’s and Women’s Rubber Heels (O'Sullivan's, the best) fitted at 3s and 2s Gd. ADDRESS—Main St (late Bank of N.Z.). FOXTON and SANSON. J. T. LEVETT, (Late Alf. Fraser.) Bookseller & Stationer, Main Street, Foxton. Great Bargains in all Lines. Stock being reduced in order to make room for New Goods. Selling absolutsly below cost. J. T. LEVETT, (Late Alf. Fraser) Bookseller & Stationer, Main Street, Eoxton. WELL-SINKING. ARTESIAN WELLS by Steam. Hydraulic Rams, Tanks and Pumps fixed and repaired. Pump Wells bored right into the gravel, all complete at LOWEST PRICES. I have all the latest appliances and THIRTY-FIVE YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. ' E. J. IwARTIN, AYjmz ROAD - foxton.

[IMPORTANT NOTICE! There are two Hair-dressers in Foxton, but only ONE tradesman. Remember, I’m a barber, not a tailor Visit LITTLEJOHN, the barber, who is not self-taught. I don’t call myself a hairdresser and employ others to do the work for me. I do it myself, therefore customers can rely on personal attendance. My stock of smokers’ requisites are second to none. The special new edge process of razor setting is known to more than the tailor. Customers can therefore rely on having their razors set by this process if desired. Visitors to Foxton are care fully reminded to note the above, and call on “ The Poet ” if they would have satisfaction and personal attendance. Don’t forget, I served my time (not in gaol), but at my trade. M. LITTLEJOHN, The People’s Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Main street, Foxton. There are barbers who abuse the name, Others worthy of the fame. —Men who learnt their trade. I ain’t no fopish braggart with a Sandow waxed moustache, I don’t own the heavens or the earth, I’m hut a simple barber, and a man who learnt his trade — And learnt it well—because I knew its worth. I don’t call myself what I am not, I ain’t no bloomin’ tailor in disguise, I don’t want to rob yer of yer lot, or marry yer widder when yer dies. I only want yer to know in Foxton you’ve a barber, not self made, But one who served his time, and learnt his trade. I ain’t no bloomin’ grab-all as yer thinks, I won’t chase yer for a brown, I likes ter live, and let live, that’s my motto, and help the advancement of our town. I ain’t no stingy, creeping crawler as crawls around yer for a job; I never imposed on the workers, and for their hair cut ask a bob. My coming brought the price down, thereby fuller your pocket made. Now in your town you have a barber— One who served his time and learnt his trade. THE POET. Mr Frank W. Frazer, of Scone I. S. W., writes:—“l was touring lew Zealand some time ago, and wing to the continued wet weather ontracted a very severe cold. While laying at the “ Royal Oak,” in Wel■ngton, a friend advised me to try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. This dvice was followed, and after I had iken a few doses was completely ured. I can confidently recommend ihamberlain’s Colic, Cough Remedy anyone suffering from throat or iltopbJes; For sale by- Messrs lii