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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17860, 5 August 1918, Page 9

MM Grillers Now is tbe time to save all the money you can. Think how the use of Gas, instead of coal and wood for cooking and heating, will reduce your bills. Just Arrived—A big shipment of dependable Gas Grillers, Gas Fires and Gai Irons. REMEMBER! We fix all Gas Cookers Free of Charge. CALL IN AND INSPECT OUR SHOWROOMS . • • M *** ra&h FEWH M dftlk *s&* 10 n 11 M Dh Ka uiiri&iipiiUH bii Mda uu_ 77-79 Worcester St.- Phone* 432 2140 2925

Perfectly Made and ™W II 11 til mm l productions—whether it be a Suit, If 11 I Costume or Dress—possess a degree of J excellence and refinement that stamps the wearer amongst the most stylishly dressed. We have achieved this success—and it is warranted—because our single aim has been Perfection in Fit, Style and Finish, and although our prices are slightly higher than " factory made " clothes, considered by the years of faithful service and the smart appearance that is always retained, they are the cheapest and most satisfactory—to the purchaser and to us. Our Dressmaker and Tailor will gladly Interview intending customers to malse suggestions—to give any necessary advice or to show the new style books. THE HOUSE FOR VALUE

Owing to the fact that the British Government has prohibited the export of all cocoa and chocolate, we are unable to get supplies and our stock of prizes is exhausted. As soon as the embargo is removed and we are able to get stocks weshall redeem allcouponsthatareincirculaton, but meantime ask our clients to hold same. If unable to buy Bournville Cocoa at.the preser.t time do not forget to buy it when times are normal again, and grocers again have it. Remember,

tUitlUMils^ THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC AND PROPHYLACTIC. A. The Lnyns or Organ uf Voice. - -4&&*Jjl a. The or For Cough* Colds, Sore Throats, Organ of Voice. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, liiiiuenzu, ipiyc. tlou « V i»wffvW» n ea * Remedy, containing no ' ->#*\?™. Co nine or other poisonous drug. , Suited for old and young. i "Medical Press and Ciroular" status i "These jujubes should l>e of special service C. The Bronohinl lecturers, public singers and speakers, Tubes of a Di»- U( i indeed, to all who are called upon tc eectedLunp. use tbeir voices frequently for prolonrei? D. The I.olh. of oat periods." of the Lubks. Hudson's Eumenthol Jujube* are sold only in tins. By all Chemists. Price 1/6 C. The Bronchinl eected Lnnp. D. The I.olw of oas of the Lubks.

111 l was the key-note of the character of "La Belle Hamilton." She was one of the few virtuous and high-minded women who- - * memory breathes a sweeter fragrance over the history of a Court devoted to love, gallantry, and intrigue. As pure as the Countess de Grammont is the soap she used to preserve the delicacy and brilliancy of her complexion, of which her husband in his " Menioires " wrote that it " was possessed of a freshness not to be equalled by borrowed colours." There is no question but that she used a Plant Ash Soap—for centuries past recognised as the emollient for cleansing and beautifying the skin. « To-day the only existing Plant Ash Soap is Colleen—still made by McClinton's, Ltd., on the old-fashioned.principle, but on scientific, up-to-date lines. The basis of the manufacture of Colleen Soap is purity—j ure, sweet vegetable oils and plant ash, delicately fragrant. It is because of its wonderful effect on the skin that Colleen k 'oap grows in favour through the centuries witli the most beautiful and fastidious women of the day. Order from your Chemist or Stores ——- * in ton's lepras iolleeni gUfil Incomparable for the Complexion, Of all Chemists and Stores. MADE by McCLINTON'S, LTD., at DONAGHMORE, IRELAND. Wholesale Agents: Sauhond & Spraogon, * ~~1 Royal Insurance Buildings, Featherstone Street, Wellington, N.Z. KV"