\ We are Fully Equipped for SPRING and / \ SUMMER TRADE, and will be / "S3 \ ■-•■■■ / j-K \ / n \ Pleased to Welcome Old, / m \ and also NEW / \ §* . \ CLIENTS. / C .£ a n. pi jj 5 / Ladies' Bostock \ 3 g ' j • I f \ Walking Shoe. J %|| ■55 *- — I <n 1 {- S / WE SIMPLY ASK YOU TO V flf • / TAKE TIME AND LOOK US UP. \ to [3 /cricHton & N€^man\ j / No. 92, Ridgway Street. \ \f. ..... 'phone 101. \ Im mm* \wnmmmmimm\ ***** M\mmm*mmf£i Do You Know f y^J That it is Electricity that runs the 2 Tk» , Human Body ? That gives you £ lffP Strength and Vitality ? That keeps J 111 your NERVOUS SYSTEM in proper 1 t&f working order ? ........ « ■*Vmft J^ Moat ailments arise-from a break-down B. Ifri mm of the Nervous System, through a wasting HIWjMMi of the Vital Nerve Force in the body. That ■VCjo^H force ** Electricity, and no one can be ■M «f ; stroa**n<* healtliy withoutit. *w 1§ V \V|\ if you are Run-Down, Nervous* % mk , M m .Li' \ Dyspeptic. If you are troubled with m vflßM^^VrA tt y°ur Liver or Kidneys iif you have W TvKLwii/// f^KJV Fains in the Back, Stiff or Sw«l* I zS^BJHfKfcfSS*' len Joints, Rheumatism, Sciatica, « aSmaBBBSU* L««ifcag«f Varicocclo, etc., you rev —*^^^^^^^^ quire to replace the Electricity you have m lost, to regain your Health, Strength* M and Vitality. There is only one means of giving you back that * life—only one Genuine Electric Appliance in existence. I OR. MCLAUGHLIN'S ELECTRIC BELT flr will do it for you. After wearing it a day V or two you will find your strength rife- » turning. It is grand, and will cure, no S^MBSBBMBBBBIBMBIBBMBBBBJB W matter what else"has failed. , Qarirl Erw Ono S Its greatsuccess has been the means of , O oena ror VJiie «. . 9 inducing quacks and pretenders to have '>A Oi oof Grand Illustrated J appliances made, which they offer for a « few shillings. There is no virtue in these w FREE BOOKS M articles, and you will lose your money if 3 ——______ 9 you have anything to do with them. q s. which will enlighten you, and g \ +* show you what can °be done by 9 Beware of the Free B«U Fraud. A the aid of Electricity ln_ all ailML ~ ments arising from a derangement" J» ' "" —— 0 { the Nervous System and all it en Functional Disorders, also showm a ing the great cures effected. In S Mr. P. M. Grini, c/o T. H. Ihle, Avenae 2 addition it is foil of engrarings, ]X Street, Palmerston North, Decembe* aist, 1904, .showing the position of Belt and m *ites:—" Dear Sirs,—lt is with great pleasure ■» attachments as worn for various » lean report that the Belt you sent me has •» ailments. Everyone should send &L made me quite a new man. That awful come- g and get one, as they are invaluable S and-go ache in the joints, hips, and the back in 5 as a guide to health and strength. II particular, has quite disappeared. My back § We send it. Free, post paid, to any M was sometimes so bad th*t I could not work at Q address, if you will mail ua this J& all. However, after using your Belt, in six Coupon. la weeks ail ailing was a thing of the past: Now CO IC'1 C' I have good sleep and rest, and rise in the |g ' morning glad in mind and strong in- body. Nam« jifees, believe me, as strong as I was when 2$ . 'years old. Wishing you all success in your »■■ future noble work." 2 Aodreis ■ . - . , - O . . It Would 3Benefit you to call and let us H", t ..,.,(, show you how the Belt and attachments are 59 ■■""■' "" €? worked and reirulatcd, and, if willing, our special- C 3 <$£ "rt will make you a Free Diagnosis Mr Consulting Hoors: 9 a.m to 8.30 pm. . *~~ I Jiie DR.' MgLAUGHLIN CO., .Willis St.. Wellington? I •60 rreeprizeoflepf RIIINFA^ FirstPrlze > £5°5 Second, £5; UUIIILftU and Eight Other Prizes of £1 ea. In CASH. *n*Person m w&i *r one or {fie wfiot6 of tfiß "1 • Prizes hjjusl A LITTLE THIMKIH6. We have a new parlour game-simple, educating, fun-making and characterbuilding. Can be played by men, women, or children—summer, winter, autumn or spring. It is quite new and unique, and not like any other game. Causes lots of fun and friendship. Play it once, and you want to play it often. We have named it «• The Game of Life," because it teaches children to be thoughtful, truthful, honest, manly, and helpful. To old and young "The Game of Life" is highly interesting and instructive. Played without dice or cards, and suitable for the cleanest, sweetest, and best of homes. Everybody wants " The Game of Life," and to popularise v quickly we will give Sixty Guineas in cash tjrizes fcr the best cen conundrums sent in. Just the one you send in may win the prize of £50. Any conundrum, old or new, may win it. Send your conundrum in now with a postal note for 2/6, and your name and address, and we will at once mail you " The Game of Life " free and post paid. Play the game one week, and if not entirely satisfied that you cave your moneys worth send it back and we will return your postal note in full. Simply say " I want my money." We will ask no Questions, but mail your money back promptly. A committee of responsible Wanganui gentlemen will judge with every fairness, and their decision will be final. If to-morrow or a few days later you think of a still better conundrum send it along also with another postal note for 2/6. Send as many conundrums as you like—Sixty Golden Guineas are worth winning,—but each conundrum must be accompanied by postal note for 2/6, and for every 2/6 we send one copy of" The Game of Life " free post paid. Prizes awarded and cash sent to winners within i* foufteen days after the date of the coming General Election. We have " deposited cash for the ten prizes with the National Bank of N.Z., WanI ganui. I flic best conundrum will win, but if you do not care to cempete fo I prizes send your 2/6, and get the •' The Game of Life." You will like and I enjoy it apart from the money prizes. Address like this— I Seoretai*y " The Game of Life " Company! I Box 179, G.P.0., Wanganui. """ I The Kesult of Competition will be published in the leading papers in the four oentres, I immediately after the Judges hare given their decision. Partioulani of same will also ■ be sent to any competitor forwarding stamped addzecsed envelope for reply. M References— The National Bank of N.Z., Wanganui, N.Z. ■
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12646, 6 November 1905, Page 3
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