COLUMBIA DISC GRAMOPHONES \ ARE SIMPLY WONDERFUL. SUPERIOR TO~ALL OTHERS. j New Shipment, with 250 New Records, at "Wholesale "Cost, from the Agents. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO., Central Auction 'Rooms, Colombo Street. . X2&44 FOOTBALLERS. FOOTBALLERS. FOOTBALLE-RS. FOOTBALLERS. . FOOTBALLERS. FOOTBALLERS. T^OOT^BALLERS ara . just the boys we want J. to see our windows for • GECSiTS' UP-TO-DATE HIGS-GRADE ■ . -x BOOTS, Made on American Lasts from- the best leather money can buy— Box Calf, Willow Calf, Glace Kid and other high-grade leathers, being soft, smooth, tough-wea-ring, and having a fine glossy appearance. As Soft as Silk and "Wear Like Iron. We give a Printed Guarantee* •'with, every pair for Six Months. ' * Reduced Price— l7s 6d and 165 6d. Our old price,—22s 6d and 20s. MAINE BROS., ' RETAIL BOOT MANUFACTURERS, Lower High Street, Christchurch. F2863 — GO to H. Atkinson's, 117, Manchester Street, for Dinner Bets and. Toilet Seta. F1998 OPLENDID value in Fur Necklets and O Muffs, 9s lid, 12s 6d, 15s 9d, 18s 6d, 21s, nt Beath's. •» ■ ■ 13_ rpAILO RlNG— Special Offer, £5 10s Suits to X Measure* for £4 15s, best work and trimmings, at Beath's. 16 —BUYERS for Violin, Case and Bow, £1. H. Atkinson, 117, Manchester Street. F1938 WALLACE AND CO., pHEMISTS/ TRIANGLE V CHItIST^ CHURCH. ■. CASH PRICE LIST. Ailenbury's Food, First . . » »1 9 Ailenbury's Food, Second . f .13 Al'enbury's Food, Third . ; ,'.lO Benger's Food . . . , . .19 Mellin'3 Food, Is 8d and. . . ;'2 10 N-eave's Food . . ..' » , jI 0 Carnick's Food . . . . .23 Jlorlick's Malted Milk, Is 9d and . .2 10 Brand's Ess. of Beef . . . ; .20 Bovril . . . . . .16 Lkbig's Extract, 2oz .... . 110 Gear Meat Extract . . . ..10 Pain Killer, Is 2d and .' . . . .24 CouWs Acetic Acid, Is 9d and . .29 Jeye's Fluid, 9d and . . , . .12 Condy's Fluid . . . . 13 Siegel's Syrup, Is 6d and . . . .26 Bishop's Citrate of Magnesia . . .13 Wallace and Go.'s Citrate of Magnesia . 1 0 Dinncford's Fluid Magnesia . . .13 YJallace's Fluid Magnesia . . ; 1 0 Maltine 2 3 Kepler Ma'.t Extract, 2s 3d and . .40 Clurke's Blood Mixture . . . .36 Fellows' Syrup 59 Angier's Petroleum Emulsion, 2s 3d and 4 6 Scott's Emulsion, 2s 2d aaid . . .38 Apenta and Hunyadi Water, qts . .20 Warner's Safe Cure . , . . .42 Warner's Safe Pills . . . . .10 Ayetf's Sarsaparilla . . . . .89 Ayer's Hair Vigor . . . . .39 Ayer's Pills . . . . 1 0 Clements' Tonic . . . ; . . .30 Eno'3 Fruit Salt . . . . .29 Allen's Hair Restorer , . . « 5 9 Capilia Restorer . , . ' . .36 Tatcho ... . .I*9 Cuticura Ointment . . . • .29 Cuticura &. ap . • , . . .12 Doan's Pills . . . , ". ..29 Doan's Oiir.xnenfc . . , . .29 Williams' Pink Pills . . . . .29 Bile Beans 12 Holloway's Pillo . , :l . . .12 Cockle's Pills 1 2 i Indian Root Pills » . , , ,12 Beecham's Pills . . « . .13 Blair's Pills . . . . . „ 1 4 Chili Paste . . . . . . .13 Kay's Essence . . . . ... 1 3 Bonhington's Irish Moss, Is and .1-8 Barter's Lung Preserver, Is and ■. . 1 10 Hesrne's Bronchial Mixture . . ,23 Young'9 Brondbial Mixture, Is 6d and . 2 6 Sleedman's Powders:. . . . ..12 Methylated Spirits, quarts . . .09 Carbolic Tooth Powder, 6d, 9d and . .13 Melanyl Marking Ink, 9d and . . .10; Beetham's liait I/arola, lOd, and . .14 Glycerine and Cucumb?r, Is and . .13 Toikt Lunoline, 9d and . . . .13 Hazeiine Snow ' . . . . . . . 1 3 Butterfly Perfume . . . . . 110 Vera Violette Perfume . , { , » 3 9 Rhino Violet Perfume . . ..'29 Eau do Cologne, from . . » .16 Perfumes, various, from 6d to . . .21 0 Vaseline Camphor Ice . . . .08 Hair Brushes, exceptional value, from . 1 0 Dressing Combs, from . . . .06 Tooth Brushes, best quality , . .10 Sponges, from 6d to . . . 1 .25 0 Silk Elastic Stockings, eftc. Trusses, Puffs, Eto. Large Assortment. Equally Reduced ' '. . Prices. PRICES CHAiR&ET) FOR DISPENSING CHEAP AS ANY, CHEAPER THAN MANY. WALLACE AND CO., .. CHEMISTS, TRIANGLE, CHRIST* CHURCH. 1353 ' '" .TTCTHAT is Nelson famous for?" asked a •»» '. scihoolmaster. " I know, sir," replied a quick-witted boy. "Well, what is your answer Tommy?" "Wlhy, for its 'K' Jains, i air." "Youoto righ't, my boy; and you -ehall j have a . 2lb Glass Jar of Raspberry all to yourself for tea." The eyes of Tommy, expanded with delight at the lovely prospect in , view. • ■ . ■ ' 11 lafceW<w& Great ftj pcppenDiot'Curcfor ■ luij^ m 111!?^ 111 1 iiimSw JSI D O you keep poultry? If so, use Singer's Egg Producer, a stimulating food. Packets Is 6d and bulk. Storekeepers and Bonnington, . Chemist. XSIGB FURS, Furs,' Furs, Muffs and Necklets, 8» lid, 10s 6<3, 13s ' 6d. very special, at Beath>s.__ ?_ E*"rß CROSSLAND'S Vegetable Headache " Cachet? are real curers; no matter how hard your heiid aches, one will shift it. Is 6d boxes. Chemists and stores. X2177 I TaKe Wwcfe Great § Peppeni).i)1 J Cttrefor H " TT""" jXM ! *ls~rnade from fhe choicest fruit i\ grown in the Nelson district. It is absolute.y pure, and is universally aokno"w- , ledged as superior to any otiher Jam manufactured in New Zealand, or imported from elseiwiherc. "B." Jam has no rival*, $
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7723, 5 June 1903, Page 4
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