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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9108, 28 February 1898, Page 1

On Sals at This Office T>OOKB OFJREOEIPTS, 4-|N DEMAND FORMS, PROMISSORY NOTES, A OOEPTANOE FORMS, \M EMO FORMS, SPECIAL SALE DURING the Next 14 Days, Balanoe of Samtner Btcok will be offerod at Greatly Bedooed Prioaa in order to effect a olearanoe prior to arrival of Aatamn and Winter Gooda. A few quotationß are Tgiven below. Limited spaoa will not permit ol a a oomplete List being inserted. KINDLY CALL & SEE THE SPEOIAL LINES NOW OFFERED. Ladiea 1 Untrimmed Sailor Hats, reduoed to 4£d, 6', and 91 m Trimmed „ „ „ „ l/., half-prioe it Untrimmed Fanoy Btrawa „ „ 6d, 9cl, end 1/- ., Best Timmed Millinery „ „ 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, and 6/11 Splendid range of Prints, redaoed to 3Jd, 4Jd, and 5Jd White Fanoy Mublidb „ „ b^d, 4ft, and 6jd Fanoy Brocaa Oambrios, pink, blue, oream, now 6£l Metsllio Btrippei Oreponnea, redaoed Jo 7id, were 1/-Self-oo!ored ureponnes, leading shade 3, reduoed to 5Jd Balance of Children's Oashmare Hatß, „ „ l/11, 2/1!, and 3/6 >i » „ Fanoy Bonnets, „ „ 2/6. 2/11, and 3/11 Children's White San Bonnets „ „ 1/-, 1/6, 1/11 Fancy Shot Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide, Sale prioe 6d Millinery Flower*, reduced to Id, 2d, 3d, 6i, 9d, 1/Fanoy Oolore J Fringes, reduced jo 3d a yard Silk Stripad Delaines. „ „ Bid, usually 1/6 Speoial lot of Mus'.in Pinafores, nioeiy trimmed with laaa, redaoed to IM£, 1/6, 1/8 Fanoy Tea Cisiea, raduoed to 1/11, formally 2/6 33 inoh Striped Soft Twill Flannelefes, reduced to 4^d Fianniletta Embroidery, reduoed to Id, l£d, 2d, 2^d 2 Yatds wide Floorcloth. Oil baok love'y patterns, 1/9s, 1/11J, 2/3 Djable Wid h U.B. Tabh Damask, rfdaoad to lip Fanoy Oil Biiza, 1J y^s wida, relucsd to 1/- a yird Men's Spaokled and Whi'e Straw aat3, raduaed to 9d, 1/-, 1/6 „ Black Soft Felt Hats, speoial to oleir. l/ll Sterling Va!ue in Men'a and Boys' C o:hing, Shirt', Ties, lßracee, Socks, bilk Handket chiefs, eto., eto. E D W A R D~~gTb B A R D , READY-MOSEY D3APEB & CLOTHIER, '■ Briige'street, Nelson. . In all Par . sof the World t':e NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is MOTHER'S M'iU\, and Th'lS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. Youug Infants CANNOT .litest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Food for Infants must,' therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. CONTAINS NO STARCH. BUT MAKES A PERFECT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILD. MELLIN'S FOOD for Infants and InvaHuatßoy l>e obtained of all Dealers throughout the World. JELLIN'S FOOD WORKS, PEGKHAM, LONOOH, ENGLAND. fflsp^^^:r;.r. . «-. -. j&-- \ i'HE SAFEST MIL^ h^JiU h\¥ %\ F a ¥'^M W^ ™MSLM tutions,» ladies, I^^^^^M^^^S^SJ^^Ml OHILDBEN AND PHE BEST S2MSD-L" FOX ACIDiTY OP THE ??S^ T x^" A Sil, F ?5 WOMACH, HEA3TBTT3M 1 . EEADACHB, GOTJ2 B^OTXAB USE IN AND IHDiaSSTION. ¥AEM CLIMATES. ® SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. IST-B-— .A-SIES: FOR DIKTITEFOED'S 3^CA.G-3STESIA-C§l The dietetic value of Cocoa £^m 4 Üb-^Qn tf] e proper adjustment of the fat. wW&mM #"te@o Me miscibility and solubility of the By VAN BOUTEN'S Special Process | "^HFjfep \. The superabundance .of natural fat, B Which renders crude cocoa unacceptable to BJpS&^B the public, has been properly reduced and £N2£|Bfi 2. The proportion of the more valuable mffiyUF compounds of the cocoa, including the jßhSSsr flesh-forming substances, have been ne&IBL cessarily. increased. £e9LfeJt 0. Van Houten's Cocoa contains also more fflffffitffijffik Of the valuable natural phosphates, and is, ||O| therefore, of greater dietetic usefulness. In mH*B/£& this respect it more nearly approaches milk than other cocoas. £S-Jf| 4. If SS almost perfectly miscibie, and of greatly increased solubility; thus a cupful jW$ °^ Van Houten ' s Cocoa is richer, fuller, and, Ml w so sav ' more Peasant to the palate than m I m a CU P^ U ' °^ that of any other maker, while m Q&k a its increased real solubility necessarily aug- & WB ments !td YAK HOUTEN'S CocOa contains no added ° B starch or sugar op any substance foreign to W?ff the cocoa bean. Q |.^