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Taranaki Daily News, 22 June 1918, Page 6

SPECIALS IN GLOVES POSTED FREE FROM THE D.I.C. This week's news for Mall Ontor Shoppers from tb» D.I.C. is Winter Cloves. TfM particulars below, of tlaasa four spesiats wU) Indicate, •OHMWkat inadaquaXebr, flu good value, and tta admntaso of bugiag timwsfe tho pest. Order pspify tba Values art uiqiuM Setfeb init HEATHER. MIXTtSiE WOOLLEN GLOVES, in smart "Greens or Bnwzts; leather boazad with i-dtmt faswaes. A vwy sexgtowe. V 6* tesp&ag dome X&JJ MAEPA DOGSKIN GLOVES, pique sem A way smart, sersnccAle gtevc, eseietiaßy drivbs or Sfrpair Mrattwn length COSTLESS DOESKIN GLOVES, fasten w«h strap alt -wrist; in Grey only, wffl wear «oß»afr 2-battoia REAL GAZELLE or DEERSKIN GLOVES; these are splendid gloves for country wear; in Grey or Tan. 9*r D.I.C. Box 1478. Wellington.

"Three Castles' <3 $ - - i+Jsm* m HK u 1 A NO*aig|£ THING * A SmoKd.eQ ct&Aßerrgft 0£! Tf\ey a)) love "Three Castles'

OT.GsllisßrowAe? THE ORiaiNM. AND ONLYGENUINS. Acts like a Charm In Diarrhoea end i» lb* oaly Sfwilie in Cholera Dysentery. Cheek* uut arrests those too often fatal diseases— FEVER, CROUP, AGUE. The beat Kenedy known tor COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, BBONOHITtS. Effectually cutt abort all attaeka of SPASMS. Ia the only palliative ia NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, TOOTHACHE. Chlorodyne is a liquid taken in drops, graduated according to the malady. It invariably relieves pain of whatever kind: creates a calm refreshing sleep; allays irritation of the nervous system when all other remedies fail: leave* no bad effects; and oan be taken when no other medicine can be tolerated. INSIST ON HAVING Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOBODYNE. The laments toeceu of thi* Remedy ku lint tile to nuuy iaitatiofi*. N.B.—Every taUb of OeaniM CMorodyns bears oa the atamp the same of the laveator, Dr. J. Coll is Browse. CONVINCING MEDICAL TESTIMONY WITH EACH BOTTLE. Sold by all Chemiita. Prieea la EaslaaJi lAJhtlSole Maaafaotorerai j. T. DAVENPORT, Lid., LONPON, sx.

thought up in the West Biding, and when the war ends there will be an enormous amount of these goods turned over to the mills. The utilisation of this material will tend to cfheck the price of the raw materials, but to -what extent cannot be now determined. * s Despite of all that cynics say, There sometimes ia a perfect day; Cloudless and dustless, calm and bright, The day that gives us all delight; The day that comes to compensate For cold, grey winter days we hate; Those drizzling days we'd ne'er endure Had we no Woods' Great Peppermint , Com