Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Star, Issue 13099, 4 November 1908, Page 7

EGOR GOOD POINTS ABOUT NESTLE’S SWISS COCOA: Delicious Flavor, Economical,.; •. Absolutely Pare, « Inexpensive. On 6 half ttiaspoonful will Make a cup of delicious cocoa, and of just the right strength.' It is perfectly soluble, and leaves no dregs.. NESTLE’S COCOA is readily assimilated, and builds up the system. No other beverage has the same food value, nor makes less demand, on the digestion.. , It is the beverage for breakfast and Supper—ensures good work by day, and sound sleep at night. Gel your Grocer to procure it for you if he has not got it. ilb Tins, 9di Mb Tins, 1/6. Wholesale : WM. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.

PHCEWIX THICK PEEL. Bold only In packets branded— PHIENIX thick lemon peel PHCENIXSEVILLE ORANOE PEEL PHCENIX LARGE CITRON PEEL PHCENIX MIXED PEEL Bruy cental bonsekeeper insists on haring this Renowned Brand. iiiitiTAcmunta— THEPHENIXCOY.,LTD m DUNEDIN. fTtSE Darkies used to call (ho-e above them X by the name “Quality Folks.” Just as there is an aristocracy of berth and an aristberacy of nature, whose motto QUALITY is “Isoblesse oblige,” so there FOLKS; is nn aristocracy of workman- . shijr, find the name “ Quality Folks” can be applied to those who turn out better goods, or who Tender better service than the ordinary run of folks. One of the first names that will occur to most people as beirtg “ Qtfality Polks ” would' be lift “K ” JAM FOLKS. In the ■preparation of “K” JAMS everything is just “a little better the greatest care in the selection of the fruit,.the most scrupulous cleanliness in fhe factory, and tlie most rigid Buperrisioh of every detail of tie manufacture. The same applies to all their Goods. Try "K” JAMS “K” PICKLES “K” PTE FRUITS ■K” TOMATO SAUCE " K ” TOMATO PUREE The “ Quality ” Goods For - “Quality Folks." There are one of two folks who believe in **Quality,"' aren't there? Why hot gef irito touch'with “quality”? ,t : Sec vovr 'for rh-iut “K “ iti the ir.omlug. LETTERS containing Advertisements for ; the. ‘ Evening Star ’ should be. addressed to the Advenisihg'.Dcpartment, ‘Star’ Office, ;*nd : Not to ttoet Kditot.

25 English Tailor-made Flannel Costumes in (irey, Fawn, Soft Stripes, and Checks, 20/O each. Very smart y/ 2 cages Print and Gingham Costumes, ready to wear, trimmed lace, embroidery, etc., 11/6 14/0, and 21/= ’ Ladies Print Shirts, with hemstitched collars 2/9 each 1 Beautiful Range of White Cambric Muslin and Silk Shirts and Blouses, 4/9 to 32/6 Large Range of Smart Dust Coats, plain and striped Mohair, Linen, Crash, and Silk 6/n, 11/6, 17/6, to 59/6 1 Long Suede Fabric Gloves, White, Black, Pastel Grey, and Beaver t/6 and 1/11 Another Delivery of Novelty Neckwear, including Stocks, Ties, Jabot Fronts, Etc., Etc., in Silk, Embroidery, Lace, Etc., Etc. New Season’s Sunshades, a/11, 3/11, 4/n, to 29/ d Fashionable Feather Boas and Marabout Stoles newest shades, 6/3, 7/11, 10/6, to 27/6 500 Picnic Baskets, well made, 6-kd each—worth double Traced Linen Work—loo dozen just opened great assortment, at exceptionally Low .Prices, 2d, o-Jd, 9-id, 1/3, 1 16, and a/n Comprising Mats, Runners, Traycloths, Nightdress and Brushy Bags, Table Centres, and Carvers’ Cloths, Etc., Etc. Mti |3 The Mutual For Smart and Up-to-date Noveltiest