Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 19 March 1917, Page 2

DR. SHELDON’S GIN PILLS CURE A DUNEDIN LADY OF KIDNEY TROUBLE. “ I was a sufferer for two years with Diseased Kidneys and Gravel. The urine was discoloured, and the headaches I suffered from were very severe, and the pain in ray back was very bad,” writes Mrs. I. Dowcn, 26 Clarendon-street, North Dunedin. New Zealand. “ I had no rest day or night, and was never free from pain, and I was very much afraid it would turn to Bright’s Disease. I tried medical treatment and other remedies advertised, but with no relief. One day I saw advertised in the paper a case like my own when they had given a testimonial for Dr. Sheldon’s Gin Pills, and the s complete cure they had made, so 1 thought. 1 could not do better than try a bottle ' f!nr the third dose I found a great improve •neat. I continued the Pills for a course, vnd they completely cured me also. I lav. e herofore evorv confidence in strongly recorauending ali sufferers to trv Dr. Sheldon's Jin Pills for all bladder anil kidney troubles. ) . uiT’cds arc suffering wi.li Backache and vidney Troubles. They will do well to note ,e above account and take Dr. Sheldon’? o'* I - »■ jr !/(i vd 2/6 From all Chemists and Stores. Some Sauce that; which, why, Lotus Brand of course. A Singer Writes: The mixture I made with MEAN’S ESSENCE gave me instant relief. My voice is restored and that choking feeling gone.** One bottle MEAN’S ESSENCE makes a pint of the finest family cough and cold remedy. ~ it. But be sure you get a i'i fob a good pdkb ALE DRINK ONLY Eed Band. ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL CONNOSSIEUES TO BE ABSOLUTELY The Best. BREWERY AND OFFICE ; Moleswortk and Murphy Streets, WELLINGTON, , Y .,^

te'«o k l|if JuMgyaplrt < tV\6S6 T BSS S=£=Sfe : ” rzZl*'.**'*** ( M PTV l‘.c W«eb Ead Bas for Trips to Towa Week-end Bags for Trips to Town Tor ycr.rs the country settlor has sighed for a -.'eiit luggage carrier. Owing to the ~r travel: -rg bag being bulky when empty heavy wnu.. -' :li, a sugar bag, although unre.iable iu wet weather, is often requisitioned. Lo Boy h s brought out. a Canvas Bag just the ideal! it is easily opened and closed —'Only takes up the space of the articles it contains—• may be relied up or laid down flat when empty—wiU make-' a good pillow when Daftly filled—will carry full change clothes, rug, canvas coat, wijiout any trouble —is of good appearance, made from first-class EhaW Canvas, fitted with rope handle covered with leather Price, 10/6 each. A larger size, seven inches wider, called “ The Handy Bag,” carries double the quantity at 12/6. Pockets may be added to suit the individual requirements at additional cost. Write for particulars to 2S Leßoy TENT, COAT and COVER MAKER 42PQueen Street, AUCKLAND McCORMICK’S BOOT EMPORIUM Opposite Gretna Hotel, Taihapeg i Boys* School Boots trom 12s. Girls' School Boots from 12a Boys fiTGirls’ Sandals from 7s. guaranteed all solid leather INSPECTION IINVITED.