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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16978, 14 April 1917, Page 6

SPECIAI. ADVERTIIEMENTS. TO RETAILERS To avoid prosecutions under the Puro Foods Act, retailers should sell only THOMSON'S PURE GENUINE _ GINGER WINE, the only genuino unadulterated Ginger Wine on tho market. Also THOMSON'S RASPBERRYADE, the only Raspberryado in the world not artificially coloured, as well as THOMSON'S RASPBERRY VINEGAR and LIME-JUICE CORDIAL-the purest manufactured in the Empire or anywhero else, Read the labels of the adulterated brands and 6ee what these inferior drinks contain, and compare them with "THOMSON'S."

SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL. FINE DRY PINE LOGS FOR BURNING IN OPEN " GRATES. .In view of the high cost of coal, Pine Logs (or Blocks) for burning in the open grate are most useful and desirable. Not only do they save coal, but they make a bright, cheering, comforting fire. A big stock of dry, seasoned, goodburning Pine Logs, 12 to 14 inches long, has been obtained by us, and these aro being offered at prices that makes burning them most economical. Order a lot, and see how it saves the coaL Price: 20s per load (half-cord), delivered in city boundary. BRUCE RAILWAY & COAL CO., 2 Vogel street. Tel. 317. fJVHE LONGER YOU EAT ■ OREAMOATA {Cream o' the Oat), The more _ you realise its satisfying flavour. * No Breakfast Menu is Complete without it. _It's PURE, WHOLESOME, NOURISHING. JDEAL FOR MORNING WEAR. LADIES' NAVY PRINT ONE-PIECE HOUSE DRESSES,. In Spots and Stripes^ 6s lid and lis 6d each. LADIES' COLOURED PRINT OVERALLS, In Navy, Batcher Blue, Saxe, and Grey. All Full Sizes. 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s lid, 4s lid, 5s 6d, 5s lid each. BROWN, EWING, & CO., LIMITED, DUNEDIN'S BUSY BUSINESS 'centre.

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE.

DEATHS. BLAIIQE.—On April 13, 1917, at the Gore Public Hospital, Duncan (who was wounded at Gallipoli on May 3, 1915), beloved son of John and Catherine Blaikie; aged 22 years. SANDERSON.—On October 2, killed while in action at Somme' France, Private William Sanderson (11th Reinforcements), dearly loved son of James Sanderson, Anderson Bay; aged 40 years.