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Grey River Argus, 28 May 1914, Page 7

HURRY UP FOR it £$ & T ! « •■ -mr_gi_ ■ ■ vii se6.son'^ wear" out#fife.- You, YOLIR AfPW ■ ■ ■ ■ will have to pay tile same if .' w vwq v^cmr ■ , , , yo^ t half tK: iAf|K| i&r— m- ">*. **t. m. wmm season.'* over , r' / WIIMTER COAT. ' / ■ t,l coats in Wjesll-ind.tjßmartr > "eoatß> tUat arc xjom- 1 fortable and semeable too. Call and see my economical 'ptices # - k - ,^. 'V-u " " ;'* Heavy Tweeil Overcoats ?^O/Ileavy Double- Breasted Motor Coats, r 'ss/-» 65/---l^oiible Breasted Twe^ls, 35:-; 40/-\to 507». / hHin KaiitGoats, :15/- to «5 - . ROBERT Wl. HEMPSEEO, Tainni St.., Greymoufth. WllOH 1 %C ClOOll Hats HW. ' 1* Cyclists —"Avoid Spills BUY A LAMP; Don't rake risks. For a few shillings yo a can bay a good J - " lnmp from vs — one that gives a good light an<J shows the rais and holes in the road! All kinds, all prices. Whichever it is it' will be tlie best of its kind at the price in the Dominion. €Y€Llti!lT OIL LAMP— Absolutely the cheapest of lampß, ,. but strong and serviceable %$, , - jf . ,:\ RKFKKKK OIL LAUP— A better class of lamp. Well" :/ finished. Great value. ss. • " PANTHER GAS LAMP— Unequalled as a medium-prictd gas^ lamp. Economical on gas.- Attractive design, strong light. 4»g. v * * PIIKKOMKNOK' GAS LAMP— One of the best gas larap's/V Barns five hours on one charge. Safe, reliable, brilliant light. V'J ' Small front, Us; medium, Us <U\ > Jarge, ISs Od- . y-} : Hosts of other lamps in stock. Write for. what" you want,. -All - t J v , \ cyclists' requirements kept in stock. Our catalogue 1 . 1 1 "?*< ■ gives prices. Write for it. *'<E?tte. w -• l *' N " WA SCOTT & SONS lß * ijcol^ *_ f _»j \ < *** S\^i [ v % 1 11 1 Less Chance of Catching Colds and Chills if You firink > ' * ' - '.^^ I B' C -£ -if r '*" : ' vOTiCC . k A GREAT SCIENTIST, with, a world- wide reputation, sayi*? '• Coffee fits tlie system lo resist cold and damp.'' Thisy/* v was the conclnsion arrived at after anal 3 T sing the compon-# ' \ ents of coffee and tesHug ils oftects on the system. '«' yh ■$ • Of 'Club 1 Coffee, in particular, this may be«said. * is the king of coffees. Made, of a fin^r variety. of beinsfki^i* f : \ roasted aud blended by a new process that retains' all its Ya>hiablef<^ + properties, ' Clnb ' is more beneficial, more wholesome," ancLhajffbwJ* ' nioor flavour. You "get 'pleasure ahd -health Trom '.Club Mri.ttaV < ' liighest degree, Bnt make sure its genuine ' Club ' you buy. Imitators have 1" closely copied ' Clnb 'so look for the labels'as illnstrated. . WO^Fftlt'APn I*H Cotfee, Starch; Spies &, . ar*E-U« Ot UU., UIU., pepper Manufae^rors ' " OUfHOIHC '"^fcabKshVd \B6i , -"^ 1 . i.' - " ' " '" . • < ' °

THE ACHES AND PAINS O.F * RHEUMATISM, What awful torture those aches and pains give! Who know s this beitcr than the tortured victims of Kheuniatism? But why suffer? 'There is a remedy at hand — yours for a ciown — that will completely cuTe Rheu ruatism. Gout. Lumbago, Sciatica, and kindred complaints. Take RHEUMO the scientific remedy — the medicine that has driven away pain from many a suffering- individual. RHEUMO roticiuers Rheumatism, kills the pain, amoves nil swelling, and effects a ••lire usually within 48 hours. Sold •>r rhrmists and stores at 2s "6d and is f\(\ per bottle. 7R 1 Thousands x*i£SSH*m ofthese 4^ilifm bladders -IP^iillk are now used fl Leading ClubsL^J Their Quality 1 football! I bladders! . M Are free from perah and beautifully i H -nadi from the be*t rubber. Give m ,IH ; M long-way better terVice than the^im- v ■If ported article. Stocked in all size* (tj. i^a the leading Sport* Depot*. Spefctfy |H "DUNLOP" Brand whon ordering/™' S ° Ur Golf> J^ enn " *" d Bat Grip* are in*qt»ll«4' ja& for Quality and Price. Rubber SoWa Spcculrty M THE' DUNLOP RUBBER CO.€ I *

« HOW I MADE MY WINDOWS PRETTY." "Peaoh't BenutifMl Book : tpld mm all about it." ■ , Meal lor Cascmcota. The greatest problem which confronted me wbem I was furnishing my hotne, was how to dress th# windows 111 the most r attractive rathion on >aw economical basis. r I must confess that X was considerably perplexed, until I wrote fo Peach's -<tor their book— "Ideal Home Decoration's"— the greater portion of which is devoted to curtainsvand decorations. It contains 700 of the moat charming designs, showing; ' how the most unattractive windows could be made -pretty and inviting,!' It is the bnly book produced which tcTU 'of Peach's Special Patent Hems and Snroa«t > ■WB/niiowviiicupiWßMiiMooioeC but it wtt * • possible, to see at a *lanc£ Just < how much, each window would cost,, and then by reference to the book one* could easily' se^ how the window would fc^k wKen finished. The Book also contains -ijbany' varieties ofv other -necessities, ' HOUSEHOLD LINENS, UNDERWEAR, CLOTHING, tADIES' BLOUSES, LACES,' etc,:' The illustrations were 'superb" NowherW;ss il possible to obtain curtains^ or suclt exquisite tail*. A plain fact also to the v-^i_^^^__^^^_i^^ was the astonishingly' [BjiKfi|jEH^W^H|^B moderate prices of tlie JBbbKiuBSEHqI^H productions .front .ihi& WqkKHß|ChßHb^bV lamous loom. ■■E^HrMnnnnMHL^^B ' than'tojis pays ""^sHw?^PlPpP^^P - for tfie;Tinost ordinary , Qettghtful &s<*&*' quality. Thjs is jfirtply bescause Peach's 'arV actual makers supplying direct ,*6 the user*sand have 5a years"reputasion. - - \ ,' V ," \' £\ Fill in the-coupon below r or send 1 postcard-jOT Free copy-of this magnificent book. -YbU, will never cease to admire jts contents. > Write npwi \Oefette handsome book " " Ideal- Home , Decorati^is % '. by return .S.-2PEACH & SONS. (Dept. » s f a * „ THE LOOMS* NOTTINGHAM, &ig^L^,- •«* ............. ...,v. „.,-• ......... .^••''f^