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Evening Star, Issue 11895, 25 May 1903, Page 7

Public Notice*. Ask Pot* Wat THE PURE WHISKV.

Just opened up, a vety large assortment ol Lamps of Every Description Also Burners, Chimneys, Globes* Wicks fitted to any Lamp. Incandescent Chimneys and Mantles. Lowest Prices in Town. a m H p O o a a H H cn a 03 a HI 03 ► Q *1 a o o a 5 03 H a 05 a 03 w a a o o m a H 03 a H Large Variety of Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, and Household Ironmongery. Crockery, Lamps, and Cutlery on hire at 29 6EOR6E STREET. SAVE GOAL RV 081N0 SBACKLOCK’S ORION RANGES.

For good coffee, go to Warden's, and get it freshly roasted and ground,—[Adrt.J rrULB best Medicine known is SANDER X AND SONS’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Test its eminent powerful effects in Coughs, I Colds. Influenza, etc., the relief is instantaneous. Thousands give the roost gratifying .estimony. Read this certificate:—“24th April, 1885. Messrs Sander and Sons.—lt is with the greatest of pleasure that 1 testify to the excellence of your Eucalypti Extract. Haring had inflammation of the bone of my : leg, which was accompanied by a serere atI tack of low ferer, I was attended by Dr J. , Boyd, who had made strenuous efforts to | sare my leg, but without success. He found I amputation necessary. Having heard in the j meantime of the wonderful cures worked by : your Extract, I obtained a bottle, and the I Extract had not been applied for more than :an hour when I felt greatly relieved. Aftej ! applying the Extract (Sanders’) every font I hours for ten days, I was out of all danger. I would persuade all who may be affected With any such disease to give Sanders's Extract a trial, and I am convinced that they will find it the most wonderful of medicines.” —Yous, etc., E. T. Cumow, Sandhurst.”— See that you are not supplied with spurious preparations, but get SANDER AND SONS’ : PURE YOLATTT.E ETTCAT.fPTT EXTRACT.

SE LK RICHEST IN CREAM. Sold in lib. Tins by ALL STOREKEEPERS.

Public Notices. E)-<S-E! MM Ji krnsuroH ®!!S23S BS9BB Drink Moderately Take a Httle Whisk; “ for the stomach's sakeavoid excessive drinking, and you can then afford to drink the very best you oan got. ** D.C.L." Scotch Is the best. One glass at meals, diluted either with adrated or plain water, assists digestion, and is thus medically recommended as a safe and absolutely pure stimulant. “D.O. L. ” stands without a rival. INSIST ON "D.C.L”

Spoon and Fork Premium Circulars ia each Packet* Save the Trade Marks, like one in corner, from front of 2lb. packet* zmiv, SiL*

itettt TWO ADVERTISING CONTESTS By which Alphabet of Commercial Kducation is demonstrated J “ l DVERTISING, Jts RAINS, AND CrOMPETITION. CASH PRIZES £SO CASH PRIZES INAUGURATED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF Woods’ Great Peppermint Sure The Ewer falling Remedy for Coughs, Golds, and Chest Affections. Public Verse Competition FIRST PRIZE £2O. SECOND PRIZE, £lO. THIRD PRIZE, £5. OPEN 10 ALL WITHOUT FEE. aOUTIDTtxOI/Te. OPEN TO ALL WITHOUT FEE. i Competitors must seud six Verses of 8 lines : Two Verses on subjects connected with Australasia; Iwo Verses on Humorous or Topical subjects; Iwo Verses on any subject or subjects the Competitor chooses. Every Verse must embody in it a reference to Woods* Great Peppermint Cur©. For Schools Only. VERSE COMPETITION For Schooli Only. First Prize. £lO. Second Prize, £3. Third Price, £2. ThlS Whatever 11 *° of either sex attending colleges or schools without entrance fee f)l4°ft Pe p n rS Q US V end Vers f a , in an envelope, addressed to W. B. Woods & Go. Proprietary Ltd KSfis July - 180S - * itL * - The Judges are gentlemen prominent in the E iucational World, namely VICTOR a E yX’ A^fi , ’r?' A ”o V' B ’ Scholar, Prizeman and Gold ftledallist, Sydney Unlversitv GEORGE Pl^V A SfbftnlVp P p nC,P “’f Crescent Darling GEORGE PITTY BARBOUR, Esq., M.A., Scholar and Prizeman, Sydney University. y The result of the Competition will be announced and the Prize Money, paid over not later than 80th Sept. 1903 Ihe Proprietors of Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure reserve the right to publish any of the Verses whether successful or not. . ■ .