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Grey River Argus, 4 July 1911, Page 1

%fhs''T''ss " A perfect beverage, combining Strcajjth, Parity and Solubility."— pr^ ;> -^ i '"i'V>r.' r - i^vS^>^ . Medical Annual. \ W :■. [#$-yM A Cocoa : you can Enjoy, • "■ ."- fe--^#^-'

I The Grandest Remedy in the World for I ONE DOSE IS GENERALLY SUFFICIENT. I i rr^HOSE who have taken this medicine are amazed at ■ i j its splendid healing power. Sufferers from Brori- | X chitis, Cough, Group, Asthma, Hoarseness, Difficulty ....-, of Breathing, Pain or Soreness in the Chest, experience \. delightful and rapid relief ; arid to those who are subject \ to Colds on the Chest it is invaluable, as it effects a ■ .*. I complete cure. It is mos.t comforting in allaying. Irritar tion in the Throat and giving Strength to the Voice, , - 1 I and it neither allows a Cough or Asthma .to- become •-';. I chronic, nor Consumption to develop. Consumption is .'■ I not known, where " Coughs . " have, on their first appear- .-. I ance, been properly treated with this : I SMALL medicine. No house should be without LARGE i I SIZE : : it, as, taken at the. beginning, a dose or SIZE: 1 ' *)'l(\ two is generally sufficient, and a com- Al(\ ' ■ *"/v plete cure is certain. .."'...■ \ I ' SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS and MEDICINE VENDORS, and I Forwarded to any Address when not obtainable locally. I ' - Sa C^,C^C^^^^#^ S S B I . . ' ■ . ' _ • r X " • "• . .. ' ; ... WHY YOU SHOULD- BUY AT SMALL PROFITS— I All the Goods for TEN JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENTS ; (the largest in the world) are manufactured by us, or bouiht > for. prompt cash, and . carrj'.ing only a small commercial > profit; hence, by this reason alone, au enormous saving in " price to buyers. ■ NO BORROWED STOCK— We do not trade' on .borrowed or debenture capital, or on * ' borrowed stock, have no interest charges to pay, and being .a personal proprietary couipauj', hkve no body of shareholders clamouring for dividends. 1 1 FIRST CHOICE— ■, , djßf ' Buying with ready money we enter every market, obtaining x first choice. Our stocks are therefore.the pick of the world, > artistically the choicest, and intrinsically in. value best worth MJ ■ your attention. -... ' NO HIGH CREDIT PRICES— At credit-giving establishments prices are necessarily bigh, consequently, although you tender cash at these, you pay credit prices— often nearly double ours. ' - PRICES IN PLAIN FIGURES— All our gopds have the prices marked in plain figures, thus ' ensuring one price for all purchasers— the most convenient and safe manner of shopping. : ONE PRICE ONLY— „. Ll We don't offer goods at listed prices, carrying 100 per cent , y, |s|| , on a pretext of giving special terms. Our prices undersell^! fvsfa this delusive method by from 10 to 30 per cent. r-^ 1 Besides our 44-page Illustrated General Catalogue we have Special Booklets for Rings, Watches, and Greenstone ; » Jewellery. Either or all posted FREE. . .. . \ r s 236 & 238, HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. 1

MISS FARISH S TEA ROOMS; " (late Alexander) > TAINUI STREET GREYMOUT|i MRS H. DAVIS (nee Miss Farish) takes this opportunity of in 1 "" forming the residents of Greymouth and district that she has PUR CH A IS-"* ER Mrs Mason's interest in the above rooms and that . it will be her aim to have them coriducted on the same lines as her predecessor, both for cleanliness, civility, and the quality of goods, etc. Uakes, Pies, Luncheons,- with coftee, tea or cocoa supplied* at all hours.. Splendid ?toGk of Confectionery

STRAIGHT TIP. Brown. — "Have just heard . of something good; fairly makes youi hair curl." Jones.— "What's that?" Brown.— SPEIGHT'S BOTTLED ALE and STOUT. Jones.— "Wtll don't tell the other fellow. This is the best in the colony." TpOWLEY find T£EAST BOTTLERS.