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Evening Star, Issue 14572, 22 May 1911, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. GOOD INK IS A BOON! WHETHER one uses much or little the advantages of such an easy-flowing, practically non-corrosive, and absolutely permanent fluid as MEEK’S is quickly felt and Idgliiy appreciated. The Government use MEEK’S INK almost exclusively! Ask your stationer or bookseller for a bottle. i i' I la the book recently published bearing £ this title, S. Lcppel says : “Oatmeal is the strongest of (he cereals, i nd on account of the fatty element which it contains it is (he best .... in cold weather." Porridge for Children and Adults. Oatmeal Tea for Invalids. Oat Jelly for Infants of 9 months and over. These formsimply perfect winter foods when made with Renowned for its Rich, Delicate, Satisfying, Nutty Flavor. “ McGill's " is made in n particular way for particular ccoplc!" Ask for "McGill’s!” Made at Tokomairiro, Milton, Otago. WINTER NECESSITIES LADIES’ SLIP-ON and RAGLAN WATERPROOF TWEED COATS S*o ■3 £ & w I Jl New Materials. Latest Designs, 37 16, 45-/, 52/4, 55/-,; 80/- each. Ilrowii, And Co,, Ltd,, Princes Street, Dunedit. aSjf 3 Important u scia!s ? ' for this week at South Dunedin’ Shopping Centre | -the “ Hub.” A Lot of Ladies’ Turnod-ap Shape Tweed Hats. Worth 4/11. 1/ each. Boys’ and Girls’ Navy Man-o’-war Hats. 1/ each. Men’s Working Shirts, a few slightly soiled, for 1/11, Chintz-covered Wadded Bed Quilts, good largo size. Special price, 5/11. Worth a good deal more. Full-size Douhle-bed Woo! Blankets, splendid value, 13/11 and 17/11 per pair. Ladies’ Blouses, splendid quality, in Cashmere-finish Flannelette and other materials, for winter wear; nearly all dark colors. Worth from 2/11 to 4/6. Going at 1/11} your own selection! Children’s Navy Blue (also Red) Astrachan Coats, good quality. Worth from 8/6 to 12/6. Now 3/11 and 4/6. Ladies’ Groy Stockinette Bloomers, fleecy lined. Just the thing for this cold weather. 2/6, 2/11 3/6, 3/11 per pair. ’ Flannelette Blanket Shoots, grand heavy quality. Grey, 1/11} and 3/11; and Cream, with striped border, 2/6, 2/11, and 4/6. The “Hub,” South Dunedin. Drapery Supply Assocn.