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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 296, 18 June 1909, Page 1

I ERIC E. ETZ, ) < (LATE OF WEST END, LONDON.) } i * * THE LEADING * * ! i \ LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S ° I * * TAILOR * * \ } f HIGH STEEET ... t .. « ... »-. DANNETIRKH. < vs S X ATEST X ONDON XIASHIONS. < ' : ? Jj 1j r \ ] \ DIRECT IMPORTER. ■ 2 : . : — . . f 1 ADELAIDE HOUSE, DANNEVIRKE. I^IOLONIAL AND ENGLISH BLANKETS, in all sizes, from 8s lid to 45s per pair. GREY COLONIAL AND ENGLISH BLANKETS, from 5s 6d, up. AUSTRIAN BUSH RUGS, from 6s 6d each. . COLONIAL TRAVELLING RUGS, from 17s 6d to 52s 6d. . WADDED AND DOWN QUILTS, in all sizes, from 5s lid upwards. FLANNELS AND FLANNELETTES in great variety. --•■ I hold a Large Stock of the Above Llne5 f which are all Marked at BEDROCK PRICES. 1/- IN THE & DISCOUNT IS ALLOWED ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF £1 AND OVER A« SPENCEi DIRECT IMPORTER. f PURIFY YOUR BLOOD. X S your blood out of order — have you pirn pies, blotches or boil* ? If so you need MASON'S SARSAPARILLA. As a skin and blood mixture it lias no superior. It cures in the logical way— by cleansing your whole body of impurities. M a SO n 'S SARSAPAEILLA taken regularly for a little while will make a new man of you. It tenes up your nervous system — stimulates every organ — sends the pure rich blood to every part of your body. • Try one bottle. Large size 2/6. W. J. MASON, QUALIFIED CHEMIST (by esams.), ? #{Tw) ' • DANNEVIRKE. 6 0 SPEND 1/6 -GET COUPON, FILL IN MISSING LETTERS, TALU- * „ ABLE PRIZES. SEE WINDOW. [" C----O----G- ---E--L---R. ,j -T A- - I- T E- --A- --C--E n ... .E----N E S--C. ■r t Channon & Stewart T ROO¥ . L , CABINETMAKERS, ' LIJX lEA_ ROOMb. '; FURNITURE MANUFAC- mHE MISBES JENSSEN have J TUHkES, and JL now opened the above Tea JOINERS ... Rooms in Cosmopolitan Buildings No. 1 (upstairs). EXPERT WORKMANSHIP IS Hours, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. OUR SPECIALITY. Open every "Wednesday afternoon l " • and oaturday night till 10.30. Note the addrpsa : WORKSHOP, TENNYSON STREET ou CAN BUY i T CHEAPER (Behind Mr Chanson's residence.) i AT MACKAY AND POTTS'.