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Evening Post, Volume XCI, Issue 107, 6 May 1916, Page 4

THE JAM WITH THE FRUITY FLAVOUR. T USCIOUS, ripe fruits, eim-ripened on the trees, fresh from the orchards. That's the kind used in making "EL" JAM. Only pure sugar added. Made by expert-—cleanly and carefully. Thus ALL THE GOODNESS OF THE FRUIT Is IMPRISONED FOR YOUR DELIGHT! It's well v.orth the trouble to ask for "K," and insist upon getting "EL." GROCERS EVERYWHERE SELL IT. KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. .BUY BRITISH BOOKS. DID you ever see a- loose-leaf ledger which would hold ono sheet or 1000 sheets with equal security ? IT'S THE KALAMAZOO Did you ever see _a_ loose-leaf ledger without any rigid metal posts or clumsy mechanism'. IT'S THE KALAMAZOO. Did you ever see a loose-leaf ledger which opened like an ordinary book—the back arching with a natural curve so as to present a flat writing surface? IT'S THE KALAMAZOO. Do you know that there is only one loose4eaf ledger that fulfils these conditions? If you want to uso the loose-leaf system iu its highest perfection there is only one ledger for you. IT'S THE KALAMAZOO. Sole Dominion Agents:. H. L. YOUNG, LTD., Palmerston North. Local Representative: GEO. JEFFERY, Law and Commercial Stationer, Lambton-quay. 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. THE Policy provides that for the pay- • meut of an annual sum, which is, in most cases, less than interest at current rates on the amount, of duty, the Association will, at the death of tho Proposer, pay to the Government, or as may bo directed, a specified amount before the issue of Probate or Letters of Administration. Thus the Estate is left intact, and tho Trustee is not hampered, but left free to deal with the Assets to tho best advantage. W-jjF ALL TOBACCOS KING'S V MIXTURE YIELDS THE GREATEST PLEASURE TO THE SMOKER, Sold at 6d per ounce, and in Tins at Is. 2s, 4s, Bs. - From G. AND C. ALDOTTS, TOBACCONISTS, 206, LAMBTON-QUAY. SUITS WITHOUT EQUAL OUR SPECIAL INDIGO SERGES At £5/10/TNDIGO SERGE SUITS hold the oalm A- as first favourites with men of all classes, and if it is a "JAS. BELL" SUIT, then, indeed, it is unequalled. Further increase in prices is inevitable, and ho is a wise man who orders his Suit NOAV at our special value figure. There isn't a range of Indigo Serges in town to approach ours. JAS. BELL, "THE PARTICULAR TAILOR," MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. FOR A SMART TAILORED COSTUME Consult M. FREDERICKSEN (Late Cutter for B. Ellis, late of Baker's Buildings), Now carrying on Business entirely on his own account at King''.. Chambers, Willisstreet. DRINK HABIT CURED. " A LTHOUGH u homy drinker for 10 ._."-_. years 'Drinko' permanently cured nio," says ono grateful patient. This is typical of many similar cases. "Drinko" is inexpensive, and can be given ewretly. Booklet in plain scaled envelope free. Write To-day, stating if Mr., Mr..., or Miss. Lady Manager, Drinko Proprie- j tary, 54c, Manners-street, Wellington. A M., S A L E K^ _-■_-• Barrister and Solicitor. Sums up to £2000, at 5J per cent., j ov-oiting immediate investment, al.o im.11.5t «« t'tu-^ti-k- Apply Si,, J__._itjti.fi. ±AU».x-:iA&xt#fl._fifl,Ji4m.Jl!e^^