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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9097, 15 February 1898, Page 1

On Sale at This Office jOOOKS OF RECEIPTS, S\N DEMAND FOBMS, pROMieSORY NOTES, % COEPTANOE FORMS, ti /| EMO FORMS, SPECIAL SALE TOURING the Next 14 Days, Balanae of Sammer Stook will ba offered at G eat ly JL/ Beduoed Pric _s in order to tffeot a olearanoe prior ts arrival of Autamn and Winter Gooda. A few quotations are .given below- Limited spaoa will not permit of a a complete List being inserted. KINDLY CALL & SEE THE SPEOIAL LINES NOW OFFERED. Ladiea* Un. rim mod Sailor Hats, reduced to i_i, 6', and 9d „ Trimmed „ „ „ „ 1/-, half-prioa „ Uotrimmad Fanoy Straws „ „ 6d, 9J, end 1/Bcßt Timtned Millinery „ „ 2/11, 3/11. 4/11, and 6/11 Splendid range of Print.;, redaoed to 3£d, 4_&, and s_& Whi a Funey Muslin g „ „ '6%i, 4f i, and 6jd Fanoy Broetia Oambrios, pink, blue, eream, now 6£i M-taiiio Stripped Cfrepoonea, reduoed to 7Jd, were 1/-Self-ooorel • rponne3, leading ehades, reduoei to SJI Balaaod of Ohiidren's Oaahmare Hats, „ „ l/11, 2/11, end 3/8 Fanoj Bonnets, „ „ 2/6, 8/11, aud 3/11 Children's White Sun Bonnets „ „ 1/-, 1/6, 1/11 Fsnoy Shot Silk Ribbon?, 2 inches wide, Sale prioe 6d Millinery Flowers, reduced to ld, 2d, 3d, 6d, 9d, 1/Fanay Oolored Fringes, reduced co 3d a yard Silk otr.ped Delaines „ „ B}d, usually 1/6 Special lot of Muslin Pinafores, nice.y trimmed with laoe, reluoad to 1/4}, 1/6, 1/8 Fanoy Tea Ccsies, reduoed to 1/11, fo.milly 2/6 33 inoh Striped Soft Twill Flannelettes, reduced to 4£d Fiannsk-tta Embroidery, reduo.d to ld, l}d, 2d, 2^d 2 Yaid3 wide Floorcloth. Oil baok, lovely patterns, 1/9}, 1/11J, 2/3 Doable Wid h U.B. Tabb Damask, r duoed to ll}d Fsnoy Oil Baize, 1} y »a wide, reiu33d to 1/- a yi'rd Men'a Spsekled sna Whi.e Straw Hats, reduced to 9d, 1/-, 1/6 „ Blaok Soft Felt Hats, speoial to ole_r. 1/11 Sterling Value in Mei-'s and Boys' C orbing, Shirt?, Tie?J Brao??, fecka, Silk Handke; chiefs, etc., etc. _EDWARD~GIBBAiRD, BEADY-MOHEY DBAP3R & CLO THII R, Bridge street, Ne'eon. In all Paris of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is WI OTH ER'S M 5 LK, and Tii.S DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Yoiujcr inf an t s CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for Infa.-:. jnust, thsrefors, KOT CONTAIN STARCH. <OmTTMjmS WO STHRCH. BUT MAKES A PERFEO-' FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELL-_. T '3 POOD 'oi- Ipfaats unl lavaliu -cav b. obtained of ail Dealers throu^Uout thf World. ■elub's mm wKifs, fvmm, lombom, imim, .'^S^^-^r^^^?^ ' THE SAFEST MIIJJ ia^WS^ '& X^< :;^-X XXXX*h*%i sCW^^I APEBIE27T FOR ffl m H " j ~-/?. xkk u z*>M m I|s« delicate consti. I - 'Xj,:. & l-v m & M W^^M ivi 3 tutions,-* ladies, PHE BEST IREHEmr FOB ACIDITY OF THE JE££^£*S£??s ITO_2AOH, HEASTBUBN, . HEADAOHE, GOVT AND IHTtIGESTIOy. WAEM CLIMATES. 0 SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. Ij b _A.S_K FOR XJITsT-lSr-BFOIiID'S !^!£A.GIsrEISXA.. t i ■> A 2 g-i^--»_-_-->_-He»____-_-q-aa>«»-a>»>M**r«WM^ %^m The dietetic value of Coeoa ff^^ JB Ui.-o-On tbe proper adjustment of the fat. WWjffliM 4JW*3*BO M* misclbility and solubility of the By VAN BOUTE^S Special Process If|«]§9o T. The euperabundftneft of natural fat, § mW^m, which renders crude cocoa unacceptable to SJp^B the public, has been properly reduced and N fpl9flra proportion of the more valuable i§km!&sM compounds of the cocoa, including the jS§O%M fiesh-forming substances, have been nemSL cessari, y- increased. 0. Van Hduteh's Cocoa contains also more J5fE?% Of the valuable natural phosphates, and is, S§J§39B therefore, of greater dietetic usefulness, in this respect it more nearly approaches milk Mw than other cocoas. mjEk 4. tt IS almost perfectly miscible, and of greatly increased solubility ; thus a cupful mi ||$ of Van Houten's Cocoa is richer, fuller, and, M I m eo to say ' more pleasant to the palate than i I I a cupful of that of any other maker, while H|^ B its increased rea) solubility necessarily augM^l ments its digestibility, _ VAK HODIBirS COC6a contains no added ( d&M starch w sugar op any sutetance foreign to m0 the coeoa l>ean, ft HUM i [ Til -tk- _._,r , t