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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 January 1924, Page 8

Jumper Silks Now showing a very fine range of colours in Jumper Silks in the new Paisley- Mixtures. Prices: 5/-, 6/-, & 7/6 hank. Pure Silk - - 12/6 hank. Stocking Silk - 4/-, 9/9. 3-PLY WOOL for Summer Coato and Dresses Bd. and 1/2 Skein. Shetland Floss 1/-. Ivorine 1/4. Kingfisher 1/9. All of the finest quality. All letter orders receive prompt and careful attention. Mrs. Pope Ltd. Art Needlework Specialist 107 Cashel St. Christchurch.

INFLUENZA AGAIN. ANOTHER EPIDEMIC REPORTED. Another epidemic of Influenza is reported, there being several victims io this insidious malady. This time the sufferers seem to be affected with stomach trouble. A leading chemist states that the best way of escaping influenza is to gargle the throat every morning and night with a mixture of Kofgo and water, as it creates an antiseptic film on the throat proving thus a powerful germicide. Kofgo proved a very effective aid during the epidemic of last winter, and as long as the simple precautions mentioned above are followed it will prove just as effective an aid during the present outbreak. Kofgo is obtainable from leading stores and chemists at 2/6 a bottle, the wholesale distributors being Griffen and Smith, Ltd., Greymouth.

TIRED TRIPPERS. An ex-hanker and two other WelJingtonians were sight-seeing on foot and reached their Auckland hotel late in the day with feet swollen and tired. The enervated trio adjourned to tlm bathroom and rubbed Q-tol into llieib feet muscles, with deliciously refreshing ami invigorating effects. Bowlers am', tennis players please not® l—Advti