A fact worth noting, Tymons and Co are busy as Bees. —Advt. Long life, health and perfect happiness can only be obtained by drinking tha celebrated Beehive A 1 teas. These teas skilfully blendedfr^m the finest that Ceylon can produce are drunk by al Both far and near. Qrippen and Smith, beehive and Union ttores, —Advt. Have proved a marked success, They give the old a helping hand, And keep them from distress. There's only just one other thing That's needful to ensure Sound lungs, that we the praise can sing Of Woobs'.Ureat Peppermint Curb —Advt. St G-oorge Jams —Ono sed, always used. —Advt. St George Jams —Are first in the anks. —Advt St George Jams—Ask for, and see that you get them. AnvT. For 14 days only. We will sacrifice the whole of our stock at unheard of prices. We are stocktaking and intend to mako an entire clearance. Bargains for everybody. W M'Kay jnd Son. — Advt, St George Jams—The best in the market Try them —Advi.
Something 1 Worth Knowing, «, At this time of the jear heads of families and others are busy putting their houses in order for Christmas. New floorcloths, carpets, beds, chairs, sofas, and other articles are required to meet the strain of the Christmas family gathering. To meet the extraordinary demand that will occur extra heavy stocks have beea imported and manufactured a '" Ea'sson's." Their English shipments this season are double any previous year and their home buyer has excelled himself iu his selections of Floorcloths, Linol leums. Toys, Fancy Goods and GeneraFurnishings. The stocks of Furniture on hand areAery large and of new aud choice designs and at the reasonable prices which will meet with ready sale.— Advt
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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 27 January 1903, Page 2
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