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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 78, 1 April 1916, Page 4

"200,000 BUSINESS WOMEN! npHEY aro-the housewives who-ido-tho buying for tho homos of New Zealand. Trie more they know about Quality and Value, the more certain are- they, to buy no other Jam but "X" JAM, =="r"" THE PUREST AND BEST OF ALL! It is a REAL Jam, pure -and delicious—tho best it is possible to make.. It is Unequalled for Fruity Flavour and Natural Goodness. ASK FOR "X" AND TAKE-NO OTHER! \ KIRKPATRICK'S, NELSON. '{Jam^urveyors to the People of N.Z.) NO MAN, WOMAN, OR CHILD IS TOO WEAK, TOO OLD, OR TOO WELL NOT TO PROFIT PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY By CKEAMOATA (CREAM 0' THE OAT). THE NUTRITIOUS, DELICIOUS BREAKFAST DISH. /"XREAMOATA is tho product of the KJ PRIMEST AND PLUMPEST SOUTHLAND OATS. It is .made and packed in dampproof cartons in the most modern, cereal ' mills in the Southern Hemisphere. [Your Grocer has a packet for you.. BRITISH MADE. FLEMING, AND CO., LTD., Gore, SOLE PROPRIETORS. SHOES OE REALLY GOOD QUALITY rjTVHAT delight the eye. will always J- give an air of dignity and good taste, no matter how shabby-looking the costume or frock. Here are two lines of smart high-grade Footwear— dainty and oxcluaivo: Ladies' Patent and Black Suede Oxford Walking Shoes; plain fronts, welted soles. Distinctly high-grade. 34/Ladies' Patent and Black Suede Goloshed Balmorals, smart plain fronts, welted soles, and solid leather ' Cuban heels, 28s 6d. PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE t 106, CUBA-ST., and RIDDIFORD-ST. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL - LIFE ASSOCIATION. FUNDS IN HAND £9,000,000. -Attention is directed to the new form of Policy issued by the Association. PROBATE POLICY, rfIHE Policy provides that for the pay- -*. ment of an annual sum, which is, in most cases, less than interest at current rates on the amount of duty, the Association will, at tho doath of the Proposer, pay to the Government, or as may bo directed, a specified amount before the issue of Probate or Letters of Administration. Thus tho Estate is left intact, and tho Trustee is not hampered, but left free to deal with the Assets to the best advantage. AF ALL TOBA O-C 0 S KING'S MIXTURE YIELDS THE GREATEST PLEASURE TO THE SMOKER. Sold at 6d' per ounce, and in Tins at Is, 2s, 4s, Bs. .'.';-ffrom G. AND C. ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 206, LAMBTON-QUAY. YOUR NEXT SUIT! JUST A WORD ABOUT IT! YOU can with every eonfktenee place your order with us, _ for we can assure you of Excellence in Workmanship, Cut, Style, and Fit. Wo make tho best Suits obtainable at the prioe. We have a splendid range of High-grade Materials, of fine quality and attractive design. TIME NOW TO MAKE YOUR SELECTION! H. OSBORNE & CO., 172, CUBA-STREET. WELLINGTON. NOT A DROP OF DKINK! "]Vi"Y husband has not touched a drop IVJL of drink since taking Drinko Powders," writes a. grateful woman from Auckland. "DRINKO" can bo given secretly, and is inexpensive. Booklet, fully describing tin's splendid remedy, post free in scaled envelope. Stale if Mr., Mrs., or Miss. Lady Manager, Dvinko Proprietary. 54c, Manners-street, Wellington. |"J MONEY TO" LEND. (PILIENTS require investment for vanous sums ot Lowest Current. Rates. It HKBBBHT WEBS, 2J5 Lambton-ouAr-taast Eajas °i ».•*«) .. .