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Evening Star, Issue 16549, 8 October 1917, Page 3

mKF*** shells and guns and trappings, but *sS*^ chewing sweet. Every mail s urgent •j«i iw sweetmeat. It relieves thirst and fatigue. It is a delicious antiseptic and often avoids the necessity of drinking impure water. Helps appetite and digestion Send a few bars, a packet or a box with every parcel to the Front. !*£? mmmmmm «8?^ fWti sS^Si^^i s»e3r«sw-i ra&y£&m*K&i «3 ST^S «5 sew kIXLK£3 an ssfl fIS 3d. per packet of 5 big bars at Chemists, Confectioners and Stores. Or send 3 penny stamps for a trial packet to J. C. Gambles v & Coy, Commerce House, JJtw Melbourne: Sole Auo»»>o*- tralaeianAaeats, * MADE IN AUSTRALASIA 1 m m u % m % o i m i g&s gas i I i Sifis ss-w S4i lsS^^s^M«2a!«^^KS!^e^fflsS^«SSss^^^^Kii^«!l

to Lord Ranfurly and Lord Plunket. If your Suit or >^| Dress is I Stained, ge9 ' I it Dry > Cleanedwm m Faded, got it Dyed. * TAYLOR'S CITY DYE WORKS Dry Cloanors and DftPS 137 QBOROH STREET Telephone 459. TOBODY who has a Garden should be jl\ without tho "Star' Garden Annual; the gardener's friend. Price, Is 6d.