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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 April 1910, Page 4

WINTER BLOUSINGS AT THE D. I. C. NEW MATERIALS SMART EFFECTS SMART DESIGNS And pretty, suMcsd colourings are characteristic of the new Winter Blouse material*. ~,.,, .1 The following are some of the materials likely to be very popular this season—"WOOLALONE" BLOUSINQ. This is a finely made and finely finished material similar to French flannel, and of pure wool as its name denotes. Ihe colours are absolutely fast and the material is guaranteed unshrinkable. 100 different designs to select from, 30 inches wide al 2 ' 3 1V >' aid ALL-WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS, in newest designs and f.sl colon™. »•«*«»«•, , /9# „„, 2/3 . ,„„, Write for Samples NOTE-Caah discount of 1/- in each complete I for prompt cash. Prepaid letter orders of 20/- and upwards are despatched free of any charge for railage or postage. WELLINGTON. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager.

For influenza, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Never kiib. 1/6, 2/6. A<lvt.

STONE, GRAVEL, BLADDER A very largo number of people, especially* those who have passed middle age, suffer from gravel, stone, or bladder troubles. Very many of such sufferers know of the benefit to be derived from taking Warner's Safe Cure, but others are still unaware of the relief which is bo readily at their disposal, and these latter are recommended to write to H. H. Warner and Co., Limited, Melbourne, Vic, for a copy of a descriptive pamphlet, recently issued by them, which affords full information in regard to the value of Warner's Safe Cure in such cases. The following letter from Mr John S. Rew, mine manager, 620 Doveton-street, Balla rat, Vic, is extracted from the said pamphlet:— "I have much pleasure in testifying to the value of Warner's Safe Cure. I was, for years, troubled with gravel, and was cured by a few bottles of that valuable medicine. I had previously tried several preparations, without being relieved. I am pleased to say that I am now, and have been for several years, free from the corliplaint." Warner's Safe Cure is obtainable from VI chemists and storekeepers, T>ofh in the original form and in the cheaper "Concentrated," non-alcoholic form; each containing the same number of doses. '