PLUCKY OFFICERS. A REMARKABLE ESCAPE. By Cable, — Press Association. — -Copyright. ("The Times") LONDON, Nov. 3. It was related at the Prize Court that eight British officer prisoners at Yozfad, Turkey, in 1918, escaped and reached the «oast in an emaciated condition after untold privations and hairbreadth escapes, inchiding encounters with brigands. They swam to the Turkish tug jHertha, lying in the harbour, noiselessly raised the anchor and rowed Off under the nose of the sentry. They started the engines, and. made for Cyprus,, their only compass being the sun. The Court congratulated the officers and decreed the prize theirs. SYMPATHY. Sympathy is gooS* but sound advice is sometimes better. When you are run down, out of sorts, subject to depression, you can be sure that your blood is out of order. Kidney troubles cause more than half the symptoms of sickness from which' women suffer. Dr Sheldon's Gin Pills are especially designed to help you to eradicate the poisons that have lodged in your system, to purify the blood, and brighten up your outlook on life. They tone up the Kidneys, and rebuild the wasted nerves. There is no harmful alcohol in Dr -Sheldon's Gin Pills, but solid curative qualities that will last when mere stimulants have failed. Take a Gin PiH now and then, and prove their value for yourself. Price, 1/6 and 2/6. Obtainable everywhere. .10
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P® 19 -FOR THE RACES * -THE SHOW -AND EVERY FESTIVE OCCASION Carnival Week—the season when every man and woman desires to be fashionably attired in new, irre-proachably-styled apparel is anticipated at the "House for Value," and novelties designed to gratify the most fastidious judgment are now showing at prices noteworthy for their well-planned moderation. Visitors are especially welcome. Becoming Costumes in Garbicords, Suitings, Garbadine, All Wool Tweeds, etc. In shades of Nigger, Navy, Fawn, Grey, Brown, Eeseda, etc. Stylishly cut aud beautifully tailored. An exceedingly wide range, affording excellent value — sga. to 19gs. Lovely Blouses, in Emb. Voiles, Crepe do Chines, Georgette, Net, also Jap and Fuji Silk. Wonderful variety of charming styles and colourings. Prices consistently moderate. Sports Coats, in Silk and Art Silk, also All Wool. Every new shade —some with new stripe collars and cuffs. Ample variety for a correct choice .. .. .. 63/- to 7gs. Pretty Frocks in Voiles, Eoilennes, Crepe do Soire, etc.— from 63/- to Bgs. Distinctive Trimmed Millinery and Beady-to-Wears in exclusive styles and colour combinations. Special Carnival showing. Hosiery in Silk, Lisle, Mercerised, and Cashmere. Newest shades to match your costume or frock. Sellable Gloves, in Kid, Suede, Doeskin • and Fabric. All shades in comprehensive variety. Neckwear and Scarves in all the latest novel effects. You'll enjoy seeing these novelties. Novelty Hand-Bags in Suede Leather aud Silk. Sec interesting window display. MEN, TOO, ARE WELL CATERED FOR. G.W.S. Men's Outfitting Department is well prepared to supply all the needs of all men. Ties, Collars, Shirts, Hats, and everything that men require, at prices you will find surprisingly reasonable. The G.W.S. policy of '' Value First'' is remarkably true to-day. GRAHAM, WILSON and SMELLIE, THE HOUSE FOR VALUE
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1788, 6 November 1919, Page 10
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