Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 29, 4 October 1913, Page 8

Smart distinctive hats in the latest styles for ladies’ wear, together with the most fashionable goods in dress materials are now on view at A. Spence’s' stor6.

■JM 1 33 1 Every child could be graa fu j strong, happy hearted-and health) | with gh>wmg color, soft curve | and sparkling eyi s. Mothers of weak, sickly and ailinj children will find their lust frier.i and support in .41 'A V. a r, :fs j :e 3 It <4 IB a w. i With the help of this grand remed] all lung, throat and wasting dis eases are overcome. The dallncst ' and tiredness of your child wil j vanish like mist before the morn j ing sun. The eyes will brightei | and cheeks bloom, because of th* j rich, red blood created by th* , Emulsion, the hollows will b- ! filled in, and you as a mother, wil | rejoice in the excellence of thi j vitalized medicine food. I Here is proof of the goodness o ! Lane’s Emulsion for young :a j well as old people. “I have g.eat pleasure in recoin ' mending your Emulsion. Mylitth | boy was suffering from a seven i attack of Inflammation of tin I Lungs. The result of giving oaf I bottle of Lane’s Emulsion wa j simply marvellous. I had been told by a number o j friends of the wonderful res ilta i - even in long-standing cases o | j consumption, and am very glad j ga -e it a tii 1. It is a posi iv- , saL uaid agai.isj colds, and m; ; . hous has never been so free fo | mu iy y 'ars. I also gave it to nr I ti. le grl, who was rather out 1 growing her strength. Now sir ■ is not only strong, but has aisi added tl sh to h.-r body. I fei Lsi \ sa: is fled wi h v that 1 recornmen | ’ it i a eve- \ b y having w«-a- i 1.1'1ir... Y ours faith ft 1 11 y 1. F. LAVES, Oamaru. Never accept a subslitnte lb Line's E n ilsi.> i, which is sold b ;di cumins and stores at 2/6 mv 4 o n r bn. 1 . The large bold c i it ii is dou L the cj.umti'y. * Prep.trd o..'y by LI. G. LANE, Oamaru. N /■ Soiling is believing. Call ami soo our iniseellaneous half-price collection. You will buy. Charles E. James.