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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 September 1917, Page 6

The Exquisite Charm—the Novelty and Freshness of the New Fashions, SPRING IS EVER. WELCOME FOR THE DELIGHTFUL CHANGES IT BRINGS IN LADIES' TOILETS, AND WHILE THERE IS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF RESTRAINT ABOUT THE NEW STYLES THIS SEASON, THERE IS ALSO MORE THAN ENOUGH NOVELTY TO GRAT.IFY YOUR DESIRE FOR SOMETHING NEW AND SMART. IS NOW ON! E and see 1 creations we have g the Dainty Frocks and one one other details endowed by correct style and good taste. Clreymouth

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DANGERS OF A COLD Do you know that of all the minor lilments colds are by far the moat dangerous? "It is not the colds themselves tnat you need to fear, but the serious diseascH that they so, often lead to. For that reason/.jvery cold should be gotten rid of with the least possible delay. To accomplish this you will find Chamberlain's liou'go of great help to*you. It Immmwh',a p«ld, relieves the lungs, aids ex-peotoi-Htidn and enables the system to throw of! the cold. Sold by Kettle Bros., tt*«yij{iiiUii-~-A«l»»". •