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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 May 1906, Page 1

and Comes from the purchase and wear of our tailor-made Suits. We want to show you how well we make clothes. We put good workmanship and good materials together. From business suits to evening clothes, they are all right when we make them. EV^Ht, Whether it is a pair of trousers or a full suit, so if Style, nicety of finish, or fine wearabl ' " ' leave an order with us. MERCHANT TAILOR GREYMOUTH

BURNS AND SCALDS. Even the slightest burn or scald will raise a blister, and often lead to a painful and chronic sore. Instantly after a burn, apply Chamberlain's Pain _ Balm, which will relievo the pain, and in most cases prevent the formation of a blister or sore. No ordinary accident is so likely to lead to dangerous results as a burn or scald, and if Chamberlain's Pain Balm was good for nothing else, it would still be a remedy that no household should be without. For sale by KETTJ-E BROS. We-have some splendid bargains in ladies' doeskin gloves, tans and greys 2/6 Ser pair to clear, reduced from 3/6 and /6. These gloves look as well as kid and are almost everlasting weisr,~W. McKay and Son.—Advk-