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Evening Star, Issue 17062, 5 June 1919, Page 8

,4 Breakfast fit for a King Milk Oaties is a new and absolutely different breakfast food-already partially cooked it saves the housewife time and fuel. Great heavy rollers treat the superfine plump oats, and mould them into wonderfully thin wafer-like flakes. Sfflll] to! (Made from Wheat). ilelu'ate scsildsd rptive. Try the " '. aci von'il nnrhy fotk s.iv Milk lh t > breakfast de , \\Y luxe. Sa-r ash'.-Co a pons and \\\\ iti iha Great Free Gift 5[ Lighter and more easily digested than any other porridge food, and does not heat the blood. Used also for making puddings and in place of breadcrumbs. 3BpaMB»H ALL ALTERATIONS OF | "iISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST _' SE HANDED IX TO THE OPFIOK BEFORE VL O'CLOCK OF THE PRECEDING DAT. grows m SINEW! By SpecUl Appolnttaeat to Lord Raafwly *sd Lord Piaaici. t^f If ymtr Soit or -«>-«t Dreas is J , Stained, got >v It Dry A, m g«t it Dyod TAYLOR'S CITY DYE WORKS Drj Cleaners and Dyafs Wardelf Bros., George street; Wclfonden and Russell, South Dunedin. . Ul I NIL ffWO- I I WHY U... - *—. Drj Cleaners and Ojaf» ■ ! fV 'Star' Garden Aimuil t-ells V IS? QEOSG3 BTR&ST f i best way to do thinsrs. Prie?, Is 6.1. Telephone --S9irif<w!*wMßyi»i'" ,i « i *fii"W'' 'II Mother Seigd's Syrup by its ji J; direct action on the organs ij j of digestion—stomach, liver I j and bowels—will not only 5i li rid you of t"nc painful and >\ /j MAY BE BANISHED BY » M distressing symptoms of indi- j (a gestion, such as pains after *< f,i eating, biliousness, head- /'| aches, wind, etc., but will '§ re-invigorate your whole || ' 3 system, so that indigestion | j will become impossible. | / j Such is the testimony of tens j ' I of thousands of one - time I /If sufferers. Put it to the test f /j in your own c^s<> to-day. * MOTHER ImlfwQi) 268 MORAY PLACE, Before Removing into our New and Commodious Premises in Caorga street we are clearing out a number of lines _at specially re« duced prices:— DINNER SETS TEA SETS CUPS and SAUCERS in China and Stone TEA, DINNER, and SOUP PLATES BUTTER PLATES GLASS SWEETS COMPORTS TUMBLERS VASES TEASPOONS TABLE SPOONS DESSERT SPOONS DESSERT FORKS TABLE FORKS TABLE KNIVES DESSERT KNIVES SCRUBS. Do not lose this opportunity, but oom« and Inspect. 268 Moray Place, Dunedin. If you want a Good Overcoat, Cheap, go down to Bv " Cheap " we mean " a lot for the money." "Some "cheap" things are dear "at any price, but we use the word ro express tip-top value. Men's and Boys' " Winter Clothes—Underwear and Outerwear—are here in plenty, good qualities, and always pleasing prices. We'ii be glad if you will give us a call ! HOYS' AND YOUTHS' GABERDINE TREXCH COATS, assorted Fawn shades, with belt—32/8 and 35/. MEN'S TRENCH COATS in new shades of Gaberdine, smart styles—SO/ to 119/8. MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS in new colorings ; excellent selection to choose from—--73/ to 110/. MEN'S BUCKSKIN TROUSERS, the best wearer on the market, assorted dark stripes— l3/S. MEN'S BEST-QUALITY DENIM COATS—B/8. MEN'S SWEATER COATS, All WooL colonial make; suitable for ladies or gents ; in Khaki Mixtures—--19/11. KAIAPOI RUGS—-27/6j 31/6 to 72/6. MEN'S ALL-WOOL HEATHER RIBBED SOX. Special price, 1/9 per pair. Drapery Supply Assn. Ld. Clothing Dept, George Street. SsxSSSSsS?»Bs^^s^^^S'"^^^ify-^S^S«r^B v^ttarsf. 1 nmjjwAftfj w/////As Pocket Electric Lamps I msss BRILLIANT GLEAM OF LIGHT. SIMPLY PRESS A BUTTON. No matches to strike. No candles or lamps to light. Think how handy such an instantaneous, windproof, rainproof light is at night time .' Motorists, Farmers, Horse Owners, Doctors, Nurses, Boy Scouts, Jiouseholders will find them continually useful. Prioe, 5/6 (with Lens Glass), 4/6, 3/6. Refills, 2/. Spare Globes, 1/ each. W. A. SCOTT & SONS, 183 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. ;. .i ■» *nr a^n^stanatarafraaaw*'JW«<gtfa»tttatoisa*>itw!t|M ALL ALTERATIONS OF ALL ALTERATIONS OF ISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST fI,ISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST BE HANDED IN TO THE JU> BE HANDED IN TO THE OFFICE BEFORE • OFFICE BEFORE H O'CLOCK OF THE PRECEDING DAY. IX O'CLOCK OF THE PRECEDING DAY.