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Evening Star, Issue 16264, 6 November 1916, Page 3

p«3 es you g. nil and throat. IMllililiiiii Also made In the United wi««tfi»] comforts peo the world. EESN Iffl to your soldier! at M<iH« If Ui:4 W« after *"y J" me&B 3d. per packet of five big barssealed tight. \W//h^®\ ■te-t "K:^ SR? % Ift^lil rcf** K &l3i&£i Sis WiftSfJs S£ ft*S twwfii^BTS* SB &s-^5 jSMSpjfP <S« 3w ««s ,W/i Send 3 penny stamps for trial packet and free copy of "WRIGLEY'S MOTHER GOOSE" book to J. C. Gambles & Coy., Commerce House, Melbourne Sole Australasian Agents. EEN^^^SSiiiS o??ns* *M Blades guaranteed not to stain, and to remain perfectly clean after b< washed in Although English Cutlery is almost unobtainable from manufacturers at the present time, we have been fortunate m securing a shipment of above. Prices moderate. '^^^BiiW^SlVillT!! I «J?ira e W GENERAL IRONMONGERS, g g PRBWOES STKEIET <Opp. Bank of New Zealand), DUPdEBIfiJ 1 jjg?ggjg*|ftgjSii2i^£^iiai SfsPH I '' W* 3 <* - * f? vi ■ I • PfP \" SIP© IT fhey are real anti-skid tires, and are now sold unde? the United states Tire Company's regular warranty-- 1 perfect workmanship andl material—BUT aDyadgustmeaft imnii'iiißjEenßasa Stocked by all Motor Houaas of R 9Da ia. MAGNUS, SANDERSON & CO., LTD THE HEALTH OF THE CHILDEEN Is of paramount importance. When they aro "off-colour," lacking iu energy aud appetite, It 1b a sure sign of a disordered stomach. A Courso of IraßSfilßsPlw taken occasionally before breakfast will quickly restore vitality and make the organs work naturally. All Children like It. 64 Doses in Every Bottle. 2/- Chemists and Stores. 2/. ■W A Few of She Many Charnr ing Styles in whidi Our Rea! Tailor-made Costumes, Ready!©wear, from 3gnsare made. So large and varied is our selection that to describe each different stylo separately is not possible here. Moreover, new styles are continually being created, and new Costumes made in our work looms every day. Some particular styles wo have to-day may be sold to-mor-row, while' the new Costumes wo make to replace those sold may have some quite novel and original features. The following, therefore, is only a general u«scription:— The Coats aro made in various styles, some with basques, some plain. Fittings are semi or loose. _ In most cases military braid is used as trimming, while collars are rolled, military, or sailor type. Skirts in 'every instance are lined throughout. Materials: Gaberdines, Navv Serges, latest effects in Tweeds and 'Worsteds. When preferred, Costumes to Order at extra charge. LADIES' TAILOR, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Iwi til il n I Ml