THE SMARTEST SKIRTS, TIES, SOX YOU COULD WISH FOR! Men who take a pride in dress details will find their every clothing ideal catered to in cur season's stock of smart wearables. For the man who wears shoes, here are fancy sox, or plain ones if he so wishes. Ties—an excellent variety awaits inspection; stylish hats, smart blurts, summer underwear are here in excellent qualities. Come—here is certain satisfaction. Our stock is large, new, bright, prices are small—just right for you. Come and select early. w4l Tailor & Outfitter , WMf Gffcymoatii & Reefton
COLONEL CHARTERS, commanding • New Zealand Base at Alexandria, reports: — "I would suggest that all jam should be sent in tins (say, 71b tins), as it carries heller and keeps better. The jam is very acceptable, as the English jam is expensive, while the local jam is very poor." iiwwm*i nil Boy a « IX mmym SI hH&'. The Ideal Package, The Perfect Jam— A big 71b tin of "K" Jam is inexpensive, it will "carry" anywhere, and keeps its delicious fruity flavour for an indefinite period. Your Grocer pells several sorts of "K" Jam in 73b tins. Order now, but be sure you get "K"—THE PURE JAM. rraa WHERE THE BEST FRUITS GROW.
WATER AS A MEDICINE. Over and over again doctors have stated that one of the best things for promoting tlie health of the body is to take a tumbleTiiil of water before breakfast and b»fore retiring. Far more effective than, ordinary water, however, is a good mineral watdr like Wai-Rongoa Natural Mineral Water. Wai-Rongoa i.'i clearer, purer, more cleansing and stimulating. Being bottled at the springs, and charged with its own natural gas, Wai-Rongoa has a snap and a tang that ordinary water does not possess. It stimulates the digestion, washes the blood, and makes those who take it feel better and brighter. The man who enjoys a drink will find Wai-Rongna a splendid diluter. It improves a drink, lessens its astringency, makes it more refreshing. Obtainable at hotels, etorei, chemists, nhibn.—Advt.
No Trooper's kit is complete without 'Huenzol ' to ward off Cerebro Meningitis, or Feverish Chills. Teaspoonful dos.is of undiluted "Fliienzol" withhfiad well back), will sterilizo all harmful microbes in - the throat and nasal passive. For Hoarseness or femokors Throat Fluenzol is invaluable.*
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1916, Page 2
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