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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4310, 20 March 1901, Page 3

C. Smith, the cash draper, Cuba street, is now opening most advanced novelties in Millinery, Mantles, Jackets, Mackintoshes, Furs, Dress Materials, Costumes, Blouses, and a general variety of goods in all departments. Bought in English and Continental centres ot fashion specially for the autumn and winter trade". The extent and character of the goods with which we are prepared this season will fully maintain our well-known reputation of good goods at moderate prices. A choice assortment of Necklets, Muffs, Sets and Trimmings in the most fashionable Furs are sure to he in great demand, and vour early inspection is invited. The collection of Mantles, .Jackets, Coats, Travelling Cloaks, etc., is the most extensive we have ever had, whilst in the,Millinery Department will he found the 'choicest productions for the present season. A fool says "I can't,” a wise man says "Til try.” The wise man trios A. and B. Mackay’s Liqueur Whisky and sticks to it. i ■ t ® Wade’s Worm Figs are mos f effective and not unpleasant; children rive «f----•ur taking them. Price, Ir sw The New Forest 07,000 acres in extents the Forest of Peon. (WiWj hppimt Forest Why do you felt calmly and just lot yam* hair all fall out or ’got gray and do noth in g to stop* it? Is tins common sense? Not a bit of it. No need of losing ! your hair in this way. And there is no need of your locking old before your time, either. The .hair may be pres er ved and made beautiful by giving it the food found in— It always restores I? if 111 color to . gray or faded .hair. Your hair may have all the dark, rich color of early life. | Then why not have it so ? I p f spared by Dr. J. C. Ayer £ Co., Lowell, Mass.. 0.?. A.