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Evening Star, Issue 14964, 26 August 1912, Page 3

Tonking's Linseed Emulsion removes all the misery of sneeze, and sniffle.—fAdvt."]

@®#©©#@® ##o@® #@H r '" GOOD WAGES GUARANTEED. [ The Proprietors of "CHEF" promise li to secure remunerative employment for the above-mentioned number of Domestics, the only stipulation being—THAT THEY PROMISE TO USE in Their New Home i' Mistresses will find no difficulty in retaining the services of their maids if they lighten their labors by supplying "CHEF" BAKING POWDER. IT IS THE BEST—TRY IT! LARGE TINS—I/-. SMALL TINS—6d. ||®MOsM®MQ®®MM®M©®M®# •3: • IB igj. 11l HM smmix WHAT WILL BE WORN IN COTTON & LINEN IS ON VIEW AT THE D.I.C. Never in the course of our existence have we been able to put on show such a Lovely Assortment of Cotton Fabrics, Muslins, Linens, Etc., many of which are confined exclusively to us and not procurable elsewhere. 27in Fancy Cotton [Voiles, 1/9, 1/11 yard. 27in Mercerised Stripe Voiles, 2/3 yard. 32in Badminton Suiting, 1/3 yard. 44-in French Octavia Dress Linens, 2/6 yard 44in Spiral Poplin, all colors, 2/6 yard. 27in Silk Weft Zephyr, 2/3 yard. 32in Cotton Crepe, in colors and stripes, 1/2 yard. 32in Swiss Spot Muslins in White and Colors, 1/11, 2/3 yard. INSPECTION INVITED. Patterns Forwarded Post Free on Request.