Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, 8 July 1919, Page 8

; ».:.,,SZ-,:, ' ‘w [ ‘ p T V, ~ , ‘ . x_.,_'s: .. . ‘/1. V . ‘p K ‘ 1 - I . ‘ . . K ! ‘ / r * ‘F I & ’ g ironing Day hrudgery ‘ Is unkown to the Woman ' . who uses a ROYAL SELF-H-EATING SAD IRON: There are at present over 850,000[ satisfied Housewives getting steady,l satisfactory service from this Iron, 1 Further particulars and all informs.-, tion from ” - ..L . DAW S . ’ Sole Agent Taihape. VVXI§fi‘ED TO SELL —— 4 Handsogm-e Sideboards, Hallstand, 3 Polished Dining Tables, 2 Overmantles, 1 Bookcase 2 Book Shelves, 1 Suite Furniture in leather - TAIHAPE FURNITURE EXCHANGE, opposite A Railway Station. ~~sz WANTED KNOWN——La.dles’ Court Shoes in Glace Kid -and Patent leathers, all sizes from 19/6 to 23/o,‘ at Chapman's Boot Arcade, opp P.0.,l 'i‘aiha.pe. ’ i ..._.._.— _—_g§r— M New assortment of Gramophones lto hand," Prices from .-£3 16s upivatcs British “Ever-reaciy” ;_--Is iEle=-nnca’. Specialties; Torches Lamps .Etc; spare Bulbs and Refills always ‘in stock.-—-Swedlund"s Music ‘Ware‘ihouse, l -------------—---———-------- i_ TO BUSH CONTRAOTORQ. , I TENDERS wanted for telling Bush ?and delivery of, Logs on Mill skids at Karioi.—Ap_‘ply, Wanganui Sash and {Door Factory, and. :Timber,eCompany,, *'td._, j <§TRE,SPASS NOTICE.’ " 1:‘ ~,_l3EllSO'l\lS,,,f‘ound t_respass_ing_ 4 with ,»dog (or gun on. my property, at Ohutu iand Taoroa, will be prosecuted withiout further notice.- ‘ Owing - to, sheepworrying all dogs lfound among my_sll__eepp.will be shot. Poison lald_ V. _ A 3 . . H. A, BELK. é—a————7'V2—t-_ TRESPASS NOTICE. ' All persons trespassing with dog or 'gun on our property at’ Winiata will ‘-be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law. . , NGATOA Winiat_a_ ,WILLI'AM Winiata - M. O’DEA.. ' * PI L E s.‘ ' r Piles rarely kill, but they cause constant torture. This is especially true in the case of those who are ever 'so slightly constipated. Piles.‘ can be {quickly and permanently cured with]out pain, cutting, or detention from business, This has ‘been proved in thousands of cases in both sexes and [of all ages, and in. the very ‘worst as fwell as ordinary cases, No one who has not suffered the torments or i'bleedillg,'itching and painful piles can appreciate for a moment the'marvellous sense of,_relief which follow: the use of Doan’s’_.VOintment. G 0 at’ once and get a. pot" of this Ointmentf it will end your sufferings. * Mr. F. W. Martin, “I-Tastings,” Desgoisnés Street. Marrickville, Sydney, . . ~ says:-“For about twexve months I was tortured with itching ‘piles. The pain and irritation nearzy ldrpive nae niad_ I" cgnsulgefi a doctor, an use pie reme les u could not ‘get permanent relief. ’I -heard that |Doan's Ointment was good, and decid. led to try it. After a few applications, I felt perfectly cured. Itrecommeudl ‘all those who suffer with piles to use] [Doan’s Ointment, as I am sure it win cure in every single instance.” A , Seven years later, Mr. Martin says: —Seven years ago I told you that Doan’s Ointment h.ad cured me or ylliles. I_ can now add" that my cm-e has lasted, for I am still free of this term’:-ing . .ailnlent. I always keep Doans Ointment in the house now and use it o°-°3si<tmallY,.J'ust as a pre, Doan's Ointment is sold by an chg. mists and storekeeperg 353/ per PO, or wili be posted on receipt of price l§_.rdFoster-lVlcClellan»)Co.. 76 Pitt 3;” y ney. But be sure.‘ you get D(_yA_N»S_ The esquimaux mid real l f Dwclls in his aome_Sll,ns 0 Snow’ ice.‘ filled home of An‘lk:l::‘gh its SDace is small, we For all his needs it doth suffice, But how much happier his 101; “ And how muchbetter hefd endure, If he: like We, had haply got Supplies of Woods’ Great Pepper- ’ mlnt Clll‘e_ ‘ 20 ‘'''‘.‘-~'—'_'::' "*"*"——-;.§; , I VVANTED TO SELL-—'l“hree Chests! of Drawers, 4 Dressing Tables,‘ 0116 B§3dl'°°m Suite, Duchess Pair and’ Wardrobe, 4 Washstands. —-—TAIHAPE FURNITURE EXCHANGE, opposite Railway Station. , A '