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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 May 1914, Page 2

Mon are now demanding somethirg more than fit, style and wear in Tailorings. They have been accustomed to so many little points of ultra-excellence in Lawn Tailoring that the difference in other garments is most marked. Now let other men's experience be your guide—profit by their knowledge,' be influenced by their preference and Let Lawi? Mal*e Your New Suit You Simply Must be Pleased, IMLQR, OUTFITTER AND MERCER GREYMOUTH AND REEFTON, A. W. SMITH, Travelling.

We have just purcliased a manufacturer's stock of ladies' untrimmed. Felt Hats, in all colors—navy, saxe, tan, brown, copper, nil, cerise, black, and whiUjV We have about 200'an : alli|a'n<i have marked' them into two lota, 4s 6d '"***' and 5s lid. They are marvellous value, as the former prices were 10s 6d tblSs 6d, and all thisj season's ones,old stock. We tire showing a complete; window this weak at 4s .tM,,but-have many more inside to pick these hats. We will refund the niQney, if our country customers are not Lettor orders will have prompt attention. '" Walker, Boundary Street, Greymoutb.—. For influenza take Wood s Great Pepjper-• niirit Cure. Never Kila. ls : 6d, 3a>6d- ' —Advt. •'•■■ '"■ SP-' i MANY A SLEEPLESS-NIGHT.;, '.v^' 1 "Nothing gives me more pleasure thai" * to reaiinmend Chamberlain's Cough Re- .." medy to all of my.customers," says Mrs.'. Alice Morrison, corner of Carr and pitz- '.- geruld Streets, Perth, W.A. "My clul-;**" dren were subject to. bad colds, with -dif-" licult breathing, and I ' had many';.'a :■'. sleepless night with them till T tried! '. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Now.'; 1 would not l>e without a bottle for money. If my children get a alight cold Lgive them'a dose and the cold is no"' - ': more." Sold by Kettle 8r05.., Gts-^[ One would be inclined to believe ihat' ' .t would be impossible to cure a. diseaiiftj L" that had clutched its victim for _ one years. But Rheumo conquers chibnib 1 S rheumatism. Mr E. M. Rudman, ofCtol- ,'J 1 tingwood Street, Nelson, writes: "It me much pleasure to be able to say thai v " by usim; your wonderful medicine Rbett- 'IM ino I have been completely cured of'gojlfc.;'*. rheumatism from which I haye been::* x sufferer lor the past twenty-one ■ years. H.'' 1 may say I have not had" the slightest'* % symptoms for the past two years and'ie^l !1 '• w, convinced it is a permanent cure.'' G.Kemiste and stores, 2s 6d and 4a 6d bottle.—Advfc. ••"•■ ■"■;■■ ■ '•*■■.'•' '*a&i Your health is the first consideration. J You cannot be happy without health, and one of the surest signs of a weak constitution is the tendency to catch 'cold easily. Build up your,system with Bax-" ter's Lung Preserver, and protect '.'yofir»-£'. self against winter coughs or colds. ;In every bottle of Baxter's Lung Preserver is enough cough mixture to •■enable" jh» whole family to go through the winter without this distressing trouble. Is ,10d will buy a bottle, post direct, from: J. -n? Baxter and Company, Christchurch, or at, all leading stores and chemiste.-r!Adyi>. .

Business men should remember that) it .' is better to keep the money circulating in ■; your own town. This gives, employment ,>r to many. Then place your order fo*, printing, litho. work, etc., with the, QQtif.., t fi mouth Evening Stax, jobbing "printer*^.' "J. -Advk. ../.i'--

You Like Chocolate; because of its fiavour and smooth" ■ ness. But you will be pleased* to learn that it ia ft healthful ■ sweetmeat, and nutritious;'Sttil*,. ib what ** Hospital Gaßette'V cays about it:— 4 " It is a genuine Milk-OtJooi***? and is &n excellent food. 'Hoadaitoraiit whatever." < oa ..;_■ ■•■ [EbTD. 1865.] - ■■-■'•} AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, , . Have the following PROPERTIES for Sale:— \ , . .y} .£260. Leasehold, Nelson St., with*W five-roomed Dwelling thereon; fenced and ready for. occupation...-. £325. Leasehold, Upper Shakespeare S t., together witb new four-roomed Dwelling (exclusive of bathroom, pantry and washhouse). \ 1.. 3375. Leasehold, Nelson Quay, . V9]Jden, with comfortable six-roomed J DweJ ling thereon J almost.new j.. splendid aspect. .;■; " 'j-«*j,'.-0190—Freehold' Section, 66ft, by MMM Marlborough Street; cleared ana ready for building. ' ,',, ■.- jtiLs--£s2s.—Freehold, one-nfth acre, Perotti Street, with new fiv<«oomed Dwelling, gas, hot /and cold water, and everv convenience. .. ; .^v £23o—Freehold, one-fifth acre, Shakespeare Street; ideal building'.#«*»cleared and ready fqr building^,.,. £225. Fiecbold, Quarter-acre, r Ljqia St. ; magnificent view of town, ana harbour:' , _»jil, £soo.—Leasehold, Murray Street, .'With six-roomed Dwelling 'thtfrfcon; jb«- . nificcnt view of town and. haroo;»r. i S3so.—Section, xMasters'St., With JR . roomed Dwelling thereon and outbuildings ; good garden. ' ■!•_ £BSO. Quarter-acre, Cowper. St.,- *g|commodious nine-roomed Villa -JV|sidence thereon; every v' Cbßvepi.ence. V. ■' £4so—Quarter-acro Freehold Section, Cowper Street; cleared and ;$*"?" : ed ; excellent situation. „« Barrytown.—Splendid DAIRY FARM, iOOO acres; Leasehold; low 70 acres felled and in -gr£?Bj watered by two creeks. ' One or the most promising properties Oil the Coast. :'-r £3OOO—TO LEND,. on approved: Lease-; hold or Freehold securities; >f ;