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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 November 1917, Page 4

"N VARIETY Of PRESENTS SUITABLE ' FOR SOLDIERS AT GILBERT’S, LTD. These are popular lines wo are stocking for presentations to your soldier friends : Military Hair Brushes, in leather ease, from 20s. Solid Leather Purses, with silver shields, 7s 6d. Silver-mounted Leather Guards, ss. Silver-mounted Leather Pocket Books from 10s. Tobacco Pouches, in Buckskin and Morocco Leather, with silver shields, from 8s 6d. Silver Match Boxes, from 10/6. Silver-mounted Pipes, cased, from 20s. Silver Cigarette Holders, in silver, cases, from 12s 6d. Fountain Pens from 10s 6d. Gillette Safety Razors, 255; Auto Strop Safety Razors, 255; others from 12s 6d. Spirit from 21s. Silver Sovereign Purses 10s 6d, Gold-filled Sovereign Purses from 27s 6d, solid gold Sovereign Purses from 50s. Solid Gold Signet Rings from 255. GILBERT BROS. Limited. Tainui Street, Greymouth. .Lid-Ocr! mothers first consideration is her children's health.. —and break" "fast is their most important meal. A Creamoata breakfast is a nourishing healthful breakfast. It makes voungslers grow because Creamoata is the real Cream of the Oat, rich in all the essentials which go towards building muscle ami bone, Add to the foregoing a delightfully nutty, distinctive flavour, and you have the reason why the children of New Zealand help lo “eat up" over one million packets each year. Creamoata CREAM ’O THE OAT Creamoata and all Thistle prod nuts share in the great Free Gift Scheme— Send Id. stamp for coupon sheet and Free starter coupon to "Thistle,” Boi ft. Gore. Tiiiatle Flaked Oats are far superior to ordinary rolled oats in purity | n'td flavour. ■■■ NURSING HOME. MRS. M. GILLINGHAM, Ladies Nurse, has REMOVED her Nuts ing Home to a more convenient and sunny spot in Murray Street. —Ad dress : No. 3 ; lately occupied by Mrs Kitto, — ’Rhone 328. JJARKER’S r JTEA |>OOMS, MAG KAY ST., ::::: GREYMOUTH. JX order to comply with the provisions of (he Shops and Cilices Amendment Act, 1917, the above Rooms will he CLOSED EVERY EVENING at 10.15 on and after Monday, November 12th. Patrons please note. ’Plume 227.