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Evening Star, Issue 14636, 4 August 1911, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. Fire ge Sale Of the Whole Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Dresses, Silks, Linos, Carpets, Furnishings, saved from the Farmers 9 Co-operative Asso~ ciation's Warehouse, Waimate. ow On George Street. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmm inge stock to he disposed of Everything usually stocked in an Up-to-Date Drapery Establishment is included in this Salvage Stock, and is on Sale at a Tre~ mendous Sacrifice of Price. ; vage Sale Is the biggest thing of the kind that has taken place in Dunedin. The Value of Damaged Stock offered to the Public for absolute Sale is upwards of SBOQU. day to day until every article is 1/6 per bottle. All Chemists and Storekeepers. I" If you are suffering from a severe j "cold, your throat sore, and your head | " racked with the pain of coughing, let I |''me tell you that a few doses of " Benjamin Gum will give you relief ("right away. It has a marvellous " power to soothe and heal, and it I " effects a thorough cure. For Winter i" Coughs and Colds among Children, j""it is completely successful, and the " little ones do like the taste I" GLASS SHADES. GLASS SHADES. GLASS SHADES. PLATE GLASS AND SHEET GLASS. MIRROR GLASS—Bevelled and Plain. MOTOR CAR SCREENS. SMITH & SWITH, LTD., Glass Merchants. "DELTv'ERY'OF circulars, etc. -<HE EVENING STAR COMPANY. LTD.. JL PRINT All Descriptions of GROCERS' and DRAPERS' BILLS, CIRCULARS, etc.', end when so dirsctsd hand over the sarae to the 'Star' Runners for distribution with the ' Star,' which is delivered at. nearly every house in the City and Suburbs, and also extensively in the 'country. ' WASTE PAPER. "ASTE PAPER FOR SALE In Lots to Suit Purol'iscrs. - I Apply • dTAR > OFFICE. I SPECIAL! ■■■ — .. -: t-ai "Winter ShowSale! DHAtI/IE cti/mr* AND CO., LTD. PYJAfiA SUIT& BREAKFAST BACON '.t/Z4f>{s?-L f.U'IC Yd£'//<y'i, / firs" r,' Y/t/* fr/&y L™. .MGill'sOatmeal —makes delightful and delicious Porridge, that Most Strengthening, Body-building, and Brainforming of Foods. Dr Gooraud, of Paris, recommends Porridee "as an excellent food for the tuberculous and for all who have to fight against emaciation." Distinguished doctors ara now urging its use by diabetics. McGILL'S OATMEAL! —the Gold Medal Brand, has the peculiar rloh, nutty flavor that captivates the taste of young and old. Be sure you do get "Mefcill's" (made at Milton, Otago), for no other testes the