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Gisborne Times, Volume XXX, Issue 3536, 29 May 1912, Page 9

MEN’S OVERCOATS, RAINPROOFS, AND MACKINTOSHES. You’ll need these now that Winter is approaching-—come in and see these splendid values. You cannot fail to appreciate the Smart Garments we are now showing. Tweed Overcoats in the latest styles and designs. - Rainproofs, Mackintoshes, Oil, and Canvas Coats for Winter Days. There are many features in these Garments that will commend them to your notice. We invite your inspection. Prices are very reasontable. Men’s Tweed Overcoats, from 30s to 60s. Galmac Weathercoats from 55s to 100 s Mackintoshes, from 30s to 60s. Oil Coats, from 12s 6d to 425. —AT—ROBERTSON’S ON THE CORNER, 111 lit “WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE.”

I Suits. ) WARM, fear. SUITS—aII sizes, ■om extra izes, from NOW IN STOCK IN THE GRIP OF GRIPE. It's no use looking on when your torses are down with the gripee. ’Tisn’t pleasant for the horse—nor profitable to YOU * The wise-the sensible man— the man who THINKS—is never without a supply of REDSTONE'S GRIPE DRENCH. IT SAVES ST CURES 7A is the outcome of many years’ experience. ’Tin not an experi-ment—-hut a proved remedy of certain merit. * ' Mr. B. Bird, of Gisborne, writes: “Your Drench is really invincible. AH information re proper treatment supplied with your purchases. . RETAIL PRICE, 3s fid PER BOTTLE. J. R. Redstone & Sons BEAD’S QUAY, GISBORNE. ALL Ideal Selriooi SMART, DURABLE, ANE Special for Winter V BOYS, TWEED ’VARSITY Extra strong and warm, from 9s 6d upwards. NORFOLK SUITS Fi strong Tweeds, fit all s: 10s 6d upwards. COLLEGE A OUTFITS W ZEALAND J {clothing factors

m .S J9R3T wmm w SS'-M^ £«s ft, r _ ; ,c 4 A ft WOT i!) i a 3 # r ft* r^ eRK 5s Hoi Sworn Before His Honor JUDGE /MURRAY, District Court, Sydney, and also on the sin. Evidence of a LEADING SURGEON OF SV„ N examined a numbef of Mr. Martin s patients. The presence of Ruptur/in persons who had previously sufferecWSFlTH lAN METHOD years. The M2 Judge Murray -who advised This is an extract froiAthe sworn evidence, before f a Sydney lady, at the District, Court, Sydney : . . “I have been rnptureAl7 years. GonsidtedifP MbuC --- was very rnss and fitted it. At timfc it would not 1 th ® Jf e ’ a be ] t , which Later I consulted Drf h ™‘ or s jf days. Consulted' arised me great pam, and I w ■ , End "said he could Jr A- W. Martin about five exannn.ca » w- } i(jn F „ om . ure mo in six months He gave me t“L^PI* I3 off—October 10—I never he fee I put the appliance Lain. At the end of six SSta, XTi n t»ol° theMnd .11, I had gained two atone in weight. I ha»o ifid bo’ recurrence or sign of the rupture. SWORN of . Eva uss FOR ... i ndi in losg*s isceessfu who has pifbved eminently / \EN(§E before His Hon tfb2 years of __ the rupture - trussmaker ini rupture, which got wo| get it back, and whilst and on one occasion ,„ t . Murrain the District Court, Sydney, 'ohn Broker, farmer and grazier, Singleton, New South Wales. . cot a rupture when a boy, and have been ruptured for oO years. I always a fkiwSyt^ ;e, coming down so large that ’t ulled the scrotum. - * J at all, doing so experienced great pam. It was; m ost In and on one occasion pain was so great 1,1 C ro de 25 miles to sec him at Singleton. June, ISO 6, I saw one of Mr Marti": ai eatment, but did not guarantee to cure He examined me and said he “ If'you can relieve me I shall be satisfied as life is not I told him I dcnbted j f e]t 3 comfortable, and tho rupture was retained, and I worth living as Af \ without inconvenience The Sherman appliance has always retained could runJafojglTOna do all manner of woiK without inconvenience, x c twelve months I gamed one I have never had any trouble since wearing it. D r Pentland again, who was in weight. _After we J ne apP g w “ ar ing the appliance T have done the heaviest of work, prised at tho change, as I was getting so fat. Since W J without the appliance when not workSFtho rupture has never shown. I consider lam ’tfL I have seen no sign of tho ruptoe, and consider «n e . but, as an extra precaution, I always vvear it .while woiKing rtain ifc s;i>vcc [ my life. Before wearing t&i the orifice is closed. I never h .f to hold myself and stop work frequently. Now I have no it, although v L° rke iLi not LrichmLn, but would willingly pay £SO for the treatment. I have haA-tam of trusses intmy time, but not one equal to the Sherman appliance. of jai. oonsouathjhs ris&c* b ’ nmrnrt MR MARTIN IS NOW AT THE GISBORNE HOTEL, AND MAY BE CONSUL! ED MK. MAK.UA !-> ttivtTT, TfT?TTI AY, THE 31 st MAY. T SUCCESSFULLY TREMEg % Ir. J. 1. Sherman’s i " " "'** access^of^the Sherman Method. W™ and Its Treatment/' posted freo-to Afctr CONSULTATIONS FREE*