Only one sure and speedy specific for roughs and colds bears the name “ NAZOL.” Remember—'“ NAZOL.” Say to your chemist —“ NAZOL.”—[Advt.] “Young man,” said the heavy father, “do you understand the stylo in which ray daughter has been accustomed to live. "She has always had every luxury sho wanted.” “ And now X m the luxury she wants,” murmured the suitor.
& m m mm a mff t: ? ~'; 'll i\ll < U W4S< Irf^ Li 2^ White Japanese Crepe, a splendid range of tins popular material. SJri, tojd, 1/, im, 1/3, and 1/11 per yard. Striped Linens, a material specially suited for boys’ wear ; Tussore grounds with colored stripes—lied, W hit o, Green, or Blue; 29in wide. 1/3 per yard. Cotton Cashmere, double width, Cream, also in Black. 1/ per yard. Please call and see the above! THE HUB SOUTH DUNEDIN “ The Fashion Centre of the South Erd ” Drapery Supp.y Assocn., Ltd.
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Evening Star, Issue 16237, 5 October 1916, Page 3
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149Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 16237, 5 October 1916, Page 3
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