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Grey River Argus, 23 November 1910, Page 3

Deeds Spsat Louder Than Words. :■■■■'■ It is needless to v te^ °f * ne merits , «^J§§b~ V^ \r x 3illDi*lll3iUE ■^^^^ Costumes of the skilful J^AJiyiy anc^ beautiful finish ' that s0 «^^^^»Ls much adds to the h^^^^^ gracefulness of jißip! the feminine l|||i|ii| M . , figure, my cus/W^KI -Hll toniers do that. \ \wm\ 1^ P Their recom-w^B-l M menc '- a^ ons are %im%ffi •:! 1 p the reflections of if r '■■ p ' m? deeds. What •lIP ' l lH /M 2 phasise are the «s|i§||||§! !j 5 i & Spring Fabrics •=^llllll^ just received in " various shades and designs to suit all complexions. Space is too limited to describe the colours in detail, but a visit to my establishmen will convince, and will be greatly esteemed. S. SALTZMAN, Indies' Tailor Specialist, Tainui Street, next Wade's Stands not only the test of taste, but the test of science PROFESSOR BLACK, after inspecting the St. George Preserving Works and minutely analysing samples of the Jam, reports :— "These jams are of excellent quality, skilfully prepared; and free from every species of adulteration." It's the Teviot Fruit that gives the flavour. Your Grocer will get " St. George " for you. T>OOKBINDING,Up-to-date BINDING in all itß branches may now b© executed by the -ARGUS COMPANY LTD. Prioea on Appliea tnon. " ' - . HANDY TO BE A.BLE TO GET ALL YOU WANT WITHOUT GOIN G TO T oW 2? GROCERIES and PROVISIONS OF THE FUKSHEST AND PUREST s CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.; • JUSI GIVE A TEIAL. Customers regularly waited, on fr<r orders. ; J.Robinson. ■ ' ■ . i ■ ■; TAINI3I STKEET (near 'schoo ,; Drop apostcard.i