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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1931, Page 8

■ <i. '■■■ — 1 11 ' —w——— l ———— 'tf.ore chronic diseases result constipation than any other ctuif. ■■Ek Chamberlain’s T<jWefc will restore yottr health T-Teadache, insomnia-—-all tlie A A discomforts a colonic endures- 1 — can be ;• ■;■/ . traced directly to constipation. Chamberlain’s Tablets are an • infallible .. remedy for this Serious, yet often neglected, disorder. They act directly cm livef bowels, cleanse and fr£s tjte sysfein of all intestinal poisons. . . „ , ....l-.,....... • • ??;,. ? . i — O * . R GOOD TONE PLUS - Selectivity At LOW COST Here at last is the Ideal consoletype Radio for thope who seek a lower-priced receiver whilst insisting on good .tone and " selectivity. THE NEW GULBRANSEN is built of the sapie fine materials and is as carefully assembled as the more expensive Gulbransen. Pleasing in I appearance and in every way comparable to more expensive receivers. LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW GULBRANSEN to you. " '.•■■ ’■ ■ -V. A'-'' 1 KILGOUR*S ; l— —————- xajFlfetfttl tRAVEI. BY NEWMAN’S WHITE *** star SER vices To Glaciers, Westport, Picton.Takaka, Motueka, Nelson, Blenheim and Christchurch Nelson). WESTPORT Greymoiith 8.30 a.m. daily '(Sundays ' excepted) leaving on return trip 1 p.m. Extra Services: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and all days, dep. Westport 6.30 a.m. returning after arrival Christ- " ' church express (4.40 p.m.), NELSON SERVICE—Dep. Westport, 9.30 a.m. and Reef ton 10 a.,n. (after arrival morning train from Greymouth) daily (Sundays excepted). Booking Offices: Harley & Co., Ltd., Greenhill & G 0. ,; Governinent Towrtst Office, Kennedy Bros., Revington’s and Albion Hotels, also Main Office, Kear’a Buildings, Mackay Street. .-v., Telephones:— , G * V Office 553; Private Residence 413. ttepresenxauve. —r — —— : ■ — ■ ■ — • It’S to Pet Ug> in the Morning B::: —To some people. x- ,„g IB: But for others the Blankets have an equally strong - I jHi allure. You can depend on one of our I I hi NEW ALARM CLOCKS £ | I E:: to get you out of Bed when you must NOT be late for .the E I::: morning start or that early train. We hare all kinds —plain ::: S I H: or with luminous dials—and at prices that make it : eHsy-::: „ ::: you to own a good one. 1- !::: <ar WATCHMAKER, JF.WELLER | I::: ISMtRt & OPTICIAN ??j £ J :»J ! iii MAWHERA QUAY GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA ::: I | ::: ’Phon* 152 "I E

Snuffing has gone out, cheiyipg (not a Very refined habit!) is still .pya/’ tised, to some, extent, but smoking is more popular than.ever! woiider. In this hustling, bulling, restless age when evenyQiie suffers more or less from ‘‘nerves/’ tobaeeb is a biesfiilig unspeakable, : so soothing an i comforting is its influence. So far from being injurious, it is highly beneficial, always provided the tobacco’s all 'right. Unfortunately, it is so Often all wrong! Tliat is some of the imported leaf ip generally poisonous with nicotine, and 'instead' of soothing the nerves may. have tjie, opposite effect: Indeed its constant use may lead to I .nervous breakdown, It is also very bad; for the So see that your baccy is pure’ The world’s purest leaf is the New Zealand toasted. The toasting rids it of mps.t of its nicotine, and you can srpok’e to your heart’s content and take no harm. There are only four brands of toasted manufac ■turqd—Riverhead Gold. Navy Cut No. 3, Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10. AU four are famous,.for flavour and bouquet—AdV.t, . ...... . .

Around the. World, where’er, you, be. The same famUiar - sight you’ll sec. Some sad-eyed mortal, yoang or old, Afllieted with a cough ■or cold. AroynJ the world in every .clime Th’o b'ronphlal ills of wintertime ■Still emphasise the need, be sure. Of taking Woods’-Ciieat Reppwmint Cure.—B.

Abdomen reduced by taking Youth-O-Form Capsules; 201 b reduction six •weeks. —L. F. Hogg, chemist. —Advt.

WET OUTSIDE-DRY WITHIN Ba These are the Gum Boots that will stand up to plenty of hard wear. Take your pick of ■ ; three famous brands —“Red Ball,” “Gutta Percha,” or “Life Buoy.” HERE ARE OUR LOW PRICES : ”—-i . ! 1 I ißßni I : \ \ ® I Ibß|B BOYS’ RUGBY p\\ WL MEN’S RUGBY kHOHHF FOOTBALL O \ FOOTBALL 'fIHMB BOOTS— BOOTS— I v> ~~ - \ ah Sizes. AII Sizes - n . , , n MEN’S “Life Buoy” Lace -Rubber MEN’S Knee Gum Boots, plain soles, Price 12/6 BOOTS, white soles and cleated.. Price 13/9 ‘ ~ , , 19/B - Pn«t«oo 1/ pxtra MEN’S “Gutta Percha” Knea Gum run I)Y ; FN’S Bright IGnee 1 Obtdge 6d extra MEN’S “Red Ball” Lace Rubber 1 osta»c 1/ e a. Bb ots, with Crepe and Cleated g S BOOTS fleecy lined ' Boots, cleats on soles, 23/6. soles, 25/- ■ Sizes G’s to 9’A, 9/6, MEN’S “Gutta Percha” Lace Rub- MEN’S-_popular “Red Ball” Knee IQ’s to 2’s, 11/6 ber Boots, with crepe soles and Boots, with solid rubber and cleatt,Annas’ a’s tn 7’s. 13/6 cleats: 22/6 - . . >’• ed soles,- 27/6. 1.,2VLM.U0 OH IU in, / „ ~ „ ...... I ■ TjTTT:- >l--> .1 •- “ TATE’S FOOTWEAR ARQADE