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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9393, 13 March 1909, Page 2

Another Triumph y.-/- FOE, TEE 8 U 4$ O N ~ STORE! IT is characteristic of the SUTTON STORE to do things differently, to do them better than other stores, and to treat customers with a consideratioii as though they were .partners in the business. We are constantly on the look out for Bargains, because we know our customers want Bargains. Becently we had an opportunity of picking up 192 . UNDERSKIRTS And we procured them at a sensational Discount off the regular price. It was a large number to clear, but as we bought them so well, and can offer them now at ridiculously small figure, we are sure to quit the lot in a few days. The Garments are all well made, and are intended for present wear. There are in all 192 MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS in Blue, Red, Black, Navy Blue, Light Green, Dark Green, Sky Blue, Light Brown, and every garment is honestly worth 4s 6d. 4s 6d. 1 Special Price 2s 6d each. And remember, that 'the Cash Purchaser kt the SUTTON STORE gets the benefit of our Discount Coupons, which means a further saving of 5 per cent. A. H. SUTTON & CO., FEILDING.

Mr A. Warner, Stafford, N.Z., writes “ A lew months ago while working in a store at Utiku I had a severe attack of colic and diarrhoea. As I was steadily growing worse I decided to try Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I was surprised to find that it only took a few doses to cure me. Since then I have never lost an opportunity to'recommend it to any of my friends suffering from -the same complaint.” For sale everywhere.

Arid Its Consequences* Nal Nat, Lower Mutt. Dear Sir,—Possibly the short account contained In this letter. In reference to the use of PLANTEKOA OINJMENT, may he of Interest to you. Wo had just removed from Blackbridge to the Nal Nal when my (laughter Ethel had the misfortune to step on a broken making a Tearful gash, cutting Into the ball of the foot and laying open the big too In two halves, We had It attended to, but It seemed to be getting worse, when, about five days after the accident we were advised to use PLANTEKOA OINTMENT, being assured that Plantekoa would soon heal It, At this time It was very bad, the foot swollen and hard, and the wound had an angry, Hery appearance, and looked like blood poisoning. However we faithfully applied PLANTEKOA OINTMENT, and, without going Into details, suffice to say that in a short time THE FOOT WAS HEALED, she able to put her boots on and attend school again. Yours sincerely, MRS. JANE SWAN. Plantekoa Ointment Is obtainable at it-, but It Is well to remember the 2/- boxes contain 4- times the quantity. Obtainable everywhere or post free from Plantekoa Proprietary, Wellington « ... 41