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LADLE’ AND MAIDS FOOTWEAR. INSPECT my latest importations of celebrated English and Colonial Makes. The latest f hapes. NO SHODDY S TOCKED. FOR THE SCHOOL BOYS. Strong boots for winter wear are now selling s* bedrock prices. MEN’S EXTRA STRONG FOOTWEAR For the farm. Also leading!lines in walking boots in black and tan. Evening and Dress Shoes in large variety. Call and Inspect. If. T. BETTY V, >

fI«R - BIG NEW XMAS CATALOGUE IS READY. SEND FOE YOUR COPY TO-DAY. IF YOU WANT TO BUY your Silverware, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc., at decidedly lower prices than yon can procure elsewhere, send for your copy of Oar New Xmas Catalogue NOW. This is the one Catalogue yon can't afford to be without; you'll find it the most valuable and interesting book too have ever received. It shows you how yon benefit by oar direct by mail selling plan. Its 96 pages of beautiful goods, suitable tot every kind of gift yea require, proves to yon that by dealing direct with as YOU SAVE PROM ao TO 30 PER CENT., aad in a good many cases as high at, 40 per cent., on your purchases. A SIMPLE REQUEST BRINGS YOUR BOOK. Tost send as a poet card asking for this book, and it will be sent to you Free by Return Mail. RSMBMBER.—We take all risk. If any goods ordered from this book do not meet with your faliest approval we will take them back, and refund full perckaes annoy. WRITE NOW TO Stewart Dawson & Co . (9TjZ.), Limited JEWELLERS - - WELLINGTON

EAT and BE STROMS To be well and strong 1 yon must eat food, and having eaten it, you must digest it and so turn it into the material of your own body. You cannot be well-if your body is not properly nourished, and it cannot be nourished if your food does not digest perfectly. Indigestion (imperfect digestion) will make you weak and ailing, subject to headaches, stomach pains—very likely constipation, and certainly discomfort after eating. Matters do not end there, for the poisons, formed in your stomach from the stagnant mass of food, will be drawn into j r our blood and ca'rried to every part of your body, thus weakening your system and rendering you liable to more deadly diseases. Don’t hesitate. Take Mother Seigel’s Syrup. It so strengthens the stomach and liver that indigestion becomes impossible, and it cleanses your system of all impurities. STRENGTH COMES FROM FOOD BUT IT MUST BE WELL DIGESTED “My life was a misery- Everything I a.to caused me more or less pain and trouble. 1 also had pains m the chest, together with a sense of great weight ami oppression, as well as heartburn, wind, and other distressing symptoms. “1 i ried all sorts of medicines, but with no good results. After a.few days’ use of Mother .Seigcl’s Syrup I began to feel better. What I ate began to nourish me instead of causing pain and distress. Six bottles banished every trace of Indigestion, so that I have not suffered sine©.” — From Airs. AlcMaton, 21. McltonalJ Street. Erskinville, N.S.W. 23,3.11. MOTHER SYRUP SHARPENS APPETITE, A©B DIGESTION. ENSURES GOOD HEALTH,

EVERY GOOD NURSE USES AND RECOMMENDS HOLLOWAYS h PILLS & OINTMENT. Tnousanda of Written Testimonials—xrotu all quartern of the World —bear witness to their UNFAILING AND MARVELLOUS EFFICACY In every form of known disease.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1029, 11 April 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1029, 11 April 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1029, 11 April 1912, Page 1

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