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Mataura Ensign, 22 July 1914, Page 1

iii£ LOOKING FL'f: A PRESENT THAT WIL 1 nl: "»"" JISTINCTIVE. OUR SELECTION WILL YOU MANY VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS. .JEWELLERY of the most tasteful kind displays itwlf in our windows and filwnvea.ses riudef a vavieiy of eliarm"if' guisps. We offer 7011 UlO two-fold advantage of an eyf'ollpnl, -election and truly reliable value. Our pr.iee,s are »>ased on a moderate soalo I hat lias made, us a favorite house for every kind of gill;. MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, MAIN STREET, GORE.

C o iJd SKS.V ?t '\T- Wo n find ifc ia , ewr y hranoh of imtmtruA life, mmiit discSiorl? lved l r concerns are too toII known «J f J,,n N H.! B fl! i ™ ° f the J"""""™? 1 * h*» bo embraced the advantages of co-operation siderS toS the Fire Illsuranco i>™in«w,.»uid wiUi eonThe FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 1m Iran wlwW»Sr n)^ G p«*?t°n). J. Clarke (Clinton), A J »t The opportunity is now K ; TeTI district farmers to insure with-this concern ™,° En? J™ I f tl» State and other Fire Commies cwTfe 8d pw cent, tor a farmers' dwelling, the Mutual oharo-es 7s fid on a ha, n ivr m! Vi stable; otno- risks-in proportion. the farmers Mutual has proved that, farmers' risks are the best in the oXSoJt «!$ havo'had ° f ' b ? rt «»p.«».. , rfJS acting % only wkh t, £BOO have had to be met; and not only are their premiums the lowfh«'m and V*™**™ «•« Association intends to still lower WILKINSON & oO,> MF.RSEY STREET. GORE (SOUTHLAND AGENTS).

JfOE GOOD QUALITY GO TO THIS SOUTHLAND PHOTO. C MAIN STREET . (la H, and J. Smith's Buildings, CORE BAKERY & TEA ROOMS. EXCELLENT'SERVICE IN THE BIGGEST AND BEST PUBLIC DINING ROOM IN GORE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY KEPT IN GORE. ORDERS PROM COUNTRY PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. JAMES HOFFMAN. PASTRY COOK, CONFECTIONER AND CATERER. ,J;THER HUPMOBILE EYE„,_ A Hupiuobile wins First Grand Prix held in Russia. The race of 200 miles was held on the outskirts of St. Petersburg'. JULY 11=19. Two Hupmobiles g-et perfect scores in annual Glidden Classic from Minneapolis to Glacier Polk, Mont., 1800 miles. NOVEMBER 19, 1913, .Hupp celebrates fifth year in business. First year's business, 500 cars. Now increased to 15,000 models yearly. WIMPENNY BRO& & REID, LTD PREMIEP CiAPAGE „ , GORE loiograrns: "Wimnenny," Gore. 'Phone 10

THE CAR FOR TFAT STANDS BUICK. EE LIABILITY. f\N account of phenomenal demand, the next shipment" as all ™t-.,, s 5?, rders now bein g booked for spring delivery. REMEMBER: The BUICK is Strong, Powerful and well sprung; it is always and under all circumstances Reliable, besides being a particularly Economical Gar to run. FIVE SEATER £335 COMPLETE. JOSEPH GREEN, JUNE., KIVEUSDALE. 'Phone 16

YY E STAKE OUR REPUTATION ON BUIC K. ..Wo have to hand the last Bulck Cliasis available in. Southland until Spring. We nro now having a large li-sealer body built to our order by J. Bath ami Sons, Inveroargdl. This car will be in Core in about a week's time, when we shall bo pleased to show intending purchasers what a Buick can do. TREMBATH, FALCONER & HAZLETT, SOLE GORE AND DISTRICT AGENTS. 'Phone 163. Telegrams: "Trembath."

3ESTORE YOUR FAGGED NERV- -*' 01/S SYSTEM, AND GET BACK THE JOY OF LIVING. WILL DO IT FOR YOU. CEREGIN consists mainly of Proteid' in a readily digestible i'orm and with the addition of a small quantity of assimilable Phosphates forms an ideal Concentrated Food. CEREGEN is specially suitable as a Tonic in convalescence after illness and in any case of nervous troubles. for anyone who is run down or losing weight Ceregen is of -the greatest value. It may be taken in any form that nuggets itself to the user. Mixed with ■mih: or water, on porridge, or milkpud.dinas or spread on bread and butter. --ST PRICE G.'G for 10oz Tin. T. J. QUIN'S, CHEMIST, MAIN STREET, GORE. FOR Sensational Bargains in Men's and Boys' Clothing visit McGruer, Taylor and Co.'s Great Winter Sale.

OF DRAPERY PECtAL Reductions in Boys' MELHalf Price. ! Men's BOX SUITS, a grand lot, and going very cheap. I The latest In Men's FUR and FELl'j HATS at Bargain Prices. | A few nairs of the famous KRIPPENDORF SHOES and BOOTS; were 17s 6d and 225, going at 7s 6d per pair. * - 1. KEMP for Absolute Punty n • Aerated Waters. Celebrated T<v TUST LANDED—Hiaxdreds 6d, 9d w . Is 3d editions of BaAks by ail th« popular authors. ■■ '.