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Evening Star, Issue 17086, 3 July 1919, Page 2

How can yon have Peace if yon don't drink "D.C.Lo" Gold Label Whisky? It's on its own! NEILL & CO., LTD., AGENTS.Doctors Recommend wsl m Because*— I W3 }f| AH IIUSkS and Othor im P urities are I removed, leaving all pure food that is I feijgfeilf eas % digested. t , 1,1 H|P<* - ™laste it! We have just landed a stock of Genuine NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO.'S HOT WAXES? BAGS. Each Bag is fitted with the Patent Stopper. In sizes 10 x 8, 12 x 8, 12 x 10, 14 x 12. Pocket Daylight For Night Use. FRANCO & MASTER'S ELECTRIC TORCHES ■ in stock, m Fiat and Round shapes. 6/6 £0 13/6 each. EXTRA BATTERIES for Ditto. . .xrasehold FuriilsliiEgs We can supply everything required in HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY AND CROCKERY. Ssa os before making your final seieotion. wffiMmsmsiwmMm 243 CSEOUfSe STREET (NEAR HANOVER STREET) Mi *!•&. mJ, «IS»b or Serin? Vegetables* Flowers, j wrrimr^ff MHO, Take advantage of the line days to trench your garden for the sping planting. Dig one trench 12 inches deep, carrying the soil to the opposite end of the plot. Place in the bottom wellrotted manure, garden rubbish, hedge clippings—anything that decays quickly. Then dig the next" trench, throwing the soil into the first one ; and so on. The soil out of the first trench fills the last trench. Oo«sd Tools- make the work ocnsfdembly Hghtor. LONG-HANDLE SHOVELS, 8/0. GARDEN FORKS, 9/. SPADES from 8/3. RAKES, 3/ ? 3/3, 3/9, 4/, 4/0, fflsms^mmamsmzmm^smEsaisa 411®^ Rattray Street,- George Street,-and. CargiH Road.

ilankets, Etc„ ? for Cold, Weather We Hit the Bull's-Eye Again ! * This cold snap makes the people mighty keen cm Quilts and Blankets ; ' and we're selling them to lucky buyer;* at Sale Prices! Now's your \ chance, for we've got the goods, and everv line is a Big Bargain ! Things for the House, too—plenty of them—all at GENUINELY REDUCED \ ■ " PRICES! DOUBLE-BED KAPORIAN QUILTS. No-.t 25/11, REAL DOWN QUILTS, full size. Now 32/6, 47/6, and 35/. JAPANESE HEARTHRUGS, splendid designs. Now 8/6, 12/3, and 13/9. WASHING CRETONNE, good patterns. Now 1/ and 1/3 yard. BRUSH MATS. Now 2/3, 3/3, 3/8, and 4/3. FULL-SIZE DOUBLE-BED BLANKETS. Now 32/3 per pair. WHITE TOWELS at about half present-day prices. Now 2/8, 3/8, 3/11, 4/6, and 5/6 pair. GREY STRIPED TOW'ELS. Now 2/8, 3/3, 4/11, 5/8, and 6/6 per #air. PURE WOOL ROSLYN AND KAIAI>ol FLANNELETTE, in Shetland, Pink, and Grey—l/ 11 vard, FINE WHITE DOMINION FLANNEL—2m, 2/6, and 3/U vard. HONEYCOMB QUILTS, single bed size, clearing at 8/11 each, 6 piece? only STRIPED FLANNELETTE. Well worth 1/3. Now SJd yard. GREY STRIPED ROLLER TOWELS ready for use. Now 1/11|j 2/6, and 3/ each. WHITE NURSERY FLANNELETTE —B|d yard, or 7/11 dozen yards. CREAM DAMASK CLOTHS with red border. Now 5/6, 8/3, and 7/11, according to size. "HUB," SOUTH DUNEDIN (D.S.A. BRANCH).