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Oamaru Mail, Volume XL, Issue 12540, 11 May 1915, Page 8

\ II DMKilwith CUTICURA Because of its extreme purity, delicate emollient properties and refreshing fragrance. Assisted by Cuticura Ointment it is equally effective in the treatment of heat rashes, itchings, irritations and chafings. ' Samples Free by Mail Cuticura Soup Libera! sample of < Iree. Andreas It.' iutment sold p.vorywlK iiliM-pafii'liook. aeutiic rapidly red-noes FEVER lata a»dßUw»,l t &■ -,' i

cter poi :-YOU MUST QUALIFY. la) THE ACCOUNTANTS' DEGREE l!i) T.'l'i DIPLOMA IN BO3X-Ki£:'i«u WhiTcihers iiavev.iK'ccoiU'(l-SO CAN YOU! Wt i!ssi:,leil Rr:it!s I|o ciinlilh-.l men l.i loiter i.osiii.-.iis last vi-jr, a.rl «v ran l-..;!|i YOU. Si-llil !„-il.lv loi ..»r i)4-!'J<l: (a) ACCOUNTANCY i:.< IIOOX-KEEPINC HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S Corrcspoiidence Schools Ltd. 1 Union Buildings, AUCKLAND. WANTED Known—From now on Special Bargains will be on offer ,n the Drapery, Boot, and Clothing Departments at FARMERS' CO-OP., (ktii»ni omK»«it« WiTinrroTit. BOYS are TORN WITHOUT BOOTS. ' but wuh a genius for wearing thrm out. Manv parents agree with this theorv, but many others have found out that our boots will stand ft bov's bard usage, and then come out, smiling. Thoy'ro bo.vs' boots, toomade fur boys , not girls. —EBLH GLASS, opposite Police Station. YOU 'MAY USE MY NAME. Mi:. A.Wki'.dmn.ol' Uamilton, says:--"Dnriui! twelve, years we have used Tonkin;/* Linseed Emulsion, and have «lir,u/x found ii a sure cure. You may print (his as a testimonial and use my name should you feel so disposed." It pleases us to bear from users of our remedy ; let us have your experience of it. TUN KINO'. LINSEED EMULSIONCO., WELLINGTON. n StMAMBNTILV CBES3 Hydatids, Liver and Kidney Tronbka, Gastric Ulcers, Intcrnsl Qrowtfcf. 3/6 and 5/6 per bottle. Cbentis&s ua Stores. BUY A BOTTLE NOW NATURE'S HEALTH-GIVER And HERBAL BLOOD TONIC. Free Advice. 8. A. PALME R, i'.W V'liudera Lane, Melbourne. *—- E^3S®3^"..' The public is not constituted in such a way that from purely instinctive motives it fossicks out "your business to see. what you sell and how you sell. You must attract them. The world knows no, bettor attracti"'} force than ndvorr.ininK. WAIRIO COAL. (Reprint from "The Southern Crosa," Invercargill. 18th July, 1914.) "What a beautiful fire I" "Yes, that's the famous Wairio Coal." "Well, I think that is the brightest fire I ever saw in a grate or ranee." "Well, I'll tell you a secret: White you {jet splendid results from that coal —no matter how you handle it—if you want a fire like mine, break the coal in small pieces." "How does it last?" "Well, my experience is that it lasts one-third longer than any •similar coal I have ever used. As t» its heat-giving qualities, you can judge for yourself." This is a verbatim report of a recent conversation between two well-known Invercargill ladies. We have tried the coal ourselves and ran endorse the housewife's conclusions. Procurable from all Coal Merchants and the Wairio Railway Coal Company, TWO SPECIAL DRESSMAKING CONCESSIONS—£2 17s fid and £3 3s Costumes. Onlv at THE POLYTECHNIC, Drapers. ' 7io THE RIGHT SHOP FOR TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND CIGARETTES. Trv the new cigars—"LlTTLE HOLLANDERS." four in packet. 6d; "MORNING WHIFFS," lid each 20 foi 2s 3d; PICCANINY, 5 for 6d: SWISS. ljd each. 2o for 2s Gd. "OFFICERS' MESS' Cigarettes. Turkish flavor, Gd. TISSUE PAPER, still Id packet. F. J. COX Tees Street. ' V GOLD" think of a Golden Brown Brew of Deliciou.slv Fragrant TEA — the. best at its price'. Is 10d and 2s. at