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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16916, 31 January 1917, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. , ZZZZZZ THIS WEEK'S ---'■'',' ,',,'"'." ■ »■'■ WEDNESDAY, JAN. 31. -"-'„'..:..; GERMANY'S INDUSTRIAL ECONOMIES. WOMEN WHO WEEP, By Constance Clyde. DORRIE'S TRAVELLING COMPANION, By A. H. Bremner. IN THE LAND. OF BUTTERFLIES, By Jessie Ma^kay. ; WAR FORTUNES. ' PATER'S CHATS WITH THE BOYS. THE RIVER TREE, By Hough. Wood; THE WEEK'S CABLE NEWS OF THE WAR . OUR ILLUSTRATIONS. (84 Pictures)— A British Supply Convoy. A Bridge and Railway Screened from German Aircraft. Forbury Park Trotting Club, Dunedin. Lord and Lady Liverpool and tihe Staff, With Doctors and Nurses of fie Malieno. Delegates to Y.W.C.A. Conference, Christchurch. On the Western Front. Tho Champagne Industrv of Rheims. A Scene on the Monastir Front. Wellington R.C.'s Summer Meeting. Southland Rifle Association. Remains of, a Village on tho Soinme. French Soldiers Returning from the Somme. German Prisoners Taken on the Somme. The Storming of Sdhwaben Redoubt. New Zealand's Roll of Honour. Route March of the Twenty-second Rein- . forcements over the Rimutakas, eta <g IG N IJ? lOA NT FACTS CONCERNING THOMSON'S "PURITY" CARBONATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. were selected from all Now Zealand for "our boys" on the Hospital Shipe. The Dunedin, Timaru, Inyercargill, and Oamaru Hospitals use " Thomson's." Tho purity, quality, and flavour of Thomson's are testified to by Sir Charles E. Cameron, of Dublin, C.8., M.D., F.R.0.P., F.R.C.S., F. 1.0.; and by E. Godwin Clayton, F.1.C., F.C.S., London —two of Great Britain's foremost analysts. In open competition with tho world's best, Thomson's have won 26 gold medals and 51 first-class certificates —an Australasian record. THOMSON'S—that's tho name. OTAGO WITNESS.—New stories, A large amount of loading matter. Prioq, Od,.