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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVI, Issue 18, 7 May 1908, Page 4

The Big Boot Sale. One of the Largest and Best Stocks in the City is now offered at Startling Prices for Cash AT SIMON BROS aEORGE ST. GEORGE ST. Money saved on every pair for twenty-one days Ladies' from 3/6 ; Glace Kid Boots from 8/11 Evening Shoes from 1/1 1; Men's Dress Boots (Fewn) from 9/9 ; Working Boots from 7/11 ; Boys' and Girls' Boots all reduc.d to Genuine Sale Prices. S. McBRIDE, TIMARU. Direct Importer of Marble and Gkanith Monuments fiom the best Italian — andSootoh Quarries. A large stock of the Latest Designs to select from at lowest pricea. Do You take Coffee for Breakfast? . . . You should ! because coffee is the beverage that Nature has provided for you to start the day on. It is the idealbreakfast beverage, and- is permeated ■with body building elements. "CLUB" COFFEE (The Perfect Coffee) Is a genuinely nutritive, stimulative tonic. After partaking of it your nerve and energy power will be at their highest level. "CLUB" Coffee has won for itself a colonial reputation for its delightful palatable flavour. The result is that the get-up of the tins are being copied by rival firms. Be careful, therefore, to see that you get Gregg & Co.'fl " CLUB" Coffee— the purest obtainable. At all Grocers in 1, 2, % & 71b air-tight tins W. GREGG &CMitd M Duneclin (Established 1861) Coffee, Spice, Fepper & Starch Merchants Look after yoiir Throat I WITH the approach of winter and the accompanying changeableness of the atmosphere, the throat and che3t if at all weak come in for a very trying time. At the first s"gn of a cold attention should be given the matter, and in caßea where a cold ha 3 existed for some time, ib should certain'y be shakf n off now. To remove a cold — no matter how slight or how long standing — and to permanently strengthen the clfest and bronchial tubes, there is one effective, sure medicine, that hundreds of Ohristohurch people > have proven good and true — Wallace's Cough Elixir .This^ wonderful chest , medicine acts by removing the disease-producing germs, which lodge in the throat, and by eliminating from the system the diseased phlegm, by making free expectoration easy. ISost ohemists sell Wallace and Co.'s Cough Elixir— the price is Ib. 6d. and 2s. 6d. per bottle— or it ie procnrable from WALLACE and CO., Obemists, High Street, Christchurch. But insist on having Wallace's Cough Efixir, the medicine that has proved its worth to hundreds of your own neighbours and friends.* ' ,