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[BARGAINS!!
19(Q
Highest-quality glace kid courts, firm
sewn soles, leather Cuban heels; '
every pair guaranteed 12/9, postage '?
The best value in Australia ! High '
grade Patent Colts Courts, with ',
smart oval buckles, . firm sewn soles,
14/9, postage ScL extra.
Smart Glace Rosette Reliable jGlace
Kid only used in manufacture, 'every .
pair fully guaranteed, 12/9, postage
9d. extra.
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Hi-Toe Glace Kid Derby Boots, the. '.
. best valne in Australia, erery pair
' fully guaranteed, 18/9, postage V,
', Opp. Tlvoff'Thealre,
: GROTE STBEET.
'. 50, 52, 54,
: OOUOER STREET,
The Tyre of Utmost Endurance
Built up strand bjs strand from finest material— from the
elemental rubber-enclosed fine cotton strands, to the three- ,
ribbed rough-road tread— ^ery stage of a ^Palmer Cord Tyre
is built to endare, to give comfort/and to cut out all that
tyre-heat which, in a canvas-lined tyre, saps an additional
TEN PER CENT, of the engine's power, and -cr&tes TEN
_ PERCENT, of fuel.
Palmer Cert Tyres, for Light and Hcary . Palmer Fabric Tyres, for Motor Cycles.
MotarCars. Cycle Cars. Motor Cycle*, and Cycles, and Antowheris. '
Aeroplanes. - *
THE PALMER TYfcE. Ltd. ;
Ctiof Offtoiatid Sfciw™™:! :
119/123. Slo/Usauor Av«au«, Uwtea. W.C. 2., .Enibsd,, .
Enquiries for Cycle. Motor' Cycle, aid ? Motor Tyres to'
THEIKDrA RUBBKR. ,GDTTA PERCH* 4 TELEGRAPH. WORKS CO*, . I/TD., .
21 and 23 EHabfih 8treet, Melbonrnc. - ' ?
Gilbert Buildings, Gilbert Place, ADELAIDE; ' ~ .
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QILBEY'S DRY GIN.
* -Docfeon Tccosnocnd -tod drink it. ,
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\ are MANUFACTURECfcwi tKtra OWN MJOS 'BORRflCKSES'* 5
? v PROW '.THC FINEST SEVECTED.CpTTOM OK J
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A Bad Disposition
TF your little boy or girl is unnaturally cross; '. - j
- *? if you find yourself unreasonably irritable,
maddened by trifles— ' . ;
Don't set it down to a bad disposition and let it
go at that. Excessive irritability is a danger sig
nal.. It means that something is wrong. I
? That something usually arises from constipation, ~ j
easy enough to cure at first, but ravaging the S
\_whole system if let develop. Irritability is a
. 'Symptom of self-poisoning. It means a system
. poisoned by decayed food, weakened by the at- ' ? ^
4 tack of hundreds of germs allowed to multiply
unchecked in the bo wel&
Nujol is endorsed by the medical profession
everywhere as a relief and preventive for, con* « ,
stipation. . It brings relief to the most obstinate
?' cases of self-poisoning. It rids the, system of de
cayed food, and stops the development of maKg- -'
nant bowel germs. Nujql is not absorbed by the ;-V
system but acts as an internal lubricant. 'I
i .MW1||B . FOR CONSTIPATION |
t^|j^^^^^ Ask your chemist for booklet. Sold j
TOcowti5gfT^Z||p '' only in 16 ounce bottles bearing Nujol s . \ .j. ?
HS£?|||| £&$Ql *i! ' trademark. Never in bulk. Avoid ' S
1111111 iiis fl STANDARD ..OIL COMPANY' ' \
Patriotic Funds.
THE BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY.
—South Australian Branch. —
Total amount received to date, £92.765 17/6;
Red Crocs Tearooms (making £G90 in ), £110;
P. S. Taylor, Wellington Boat (proceeds enter
tainment, ? £2 8/9; The staff; Sanatorium,'. Bedford
Park (Prisoners of War Fund), 15/; Riverton
Circle, £10; Mitcliam Circle (Prisoners of War
Fund), £20; per Mrs. Maurice Han, £1 17/; Ari*-
gaston Circle (proceeds picture show), £7 7/6;
Payneham Circle (£5, General Fund; £5, Pri
soners of War Fund), £10; Mrs. W. J. Sheppard
(Prisoneitf of '\Var Fund), £1 8/4; Balbinnah
Patriotic Committee (proceeds of concert), £15
16/2; Mines flat School, Strathalbyn (half pro
ceeds patriotic fair), £2fi li/5; Lieut. W. J:
Denny (one^third Parliamentary, salary, per the
Rigbt Worshipful the Mayor of Adelaide), £5
ll/l; Port Pirie Circle (Prisoners of War Fund'
£110; Daweon Circle, £10; Pinnaroo Circle, £6;
Ladies' Patriotic League, Boolcroo Centre, x...
Reeves Plain CiTele, £5; R. X.' Pearcc, Gordon,
£9; Yankalilla Circle, £2; Yankalilla Circle
(Prisoners of Wur Fund), £2 5/; contents of
'sTidl' at Railway station. £1 12/2; Hummock
Hill Circle, £40; Warnertown Circle
(Prisoners of # War Fund), £6; Two
Wells Circle (from sale of goods), £1 17/3; Port
Lincoln Circle, £30; Chariton Circle, £11; Two
Wells Circle (Prisoners of War Fund), £5; The
barton Circle, £10; Mayoress' Sewing Guild, pro
ceeds afternoon tea at S.veet Pea Exhibition, 6th
October, £20; Aldgate VaHey Circle (Invalid
Foods' Fund), £1 10/; Glenc!g Rod Cross Market,
£60; Glenelfr Circle, £25; Prospect Circle, £100;
Meadows Circle (Prisonera of War Fund), £2; J.
hegg (prize money at Royal Agricultural Society's
Show), £7; War Relief Society, Koolunga, £'.
15/6; men's section. Central Circle Cbalance of
hinds), £16 11/11; Miss A. M. Day, Windsor (Pri
soners of War Fund), £2; Mits Edith Morrison,
monthly (Prisoners of War Fund), 10/; Auburn
Circle (£10, Prisoners of War Fund; £10, General
Fund), £20; Wallaroo Mines Circle (Prisoners of
War Fund), £10; Wallaroo Mines Circle, £10;
Mintaro Women's Club '(Prisoners o! War Fund),
£5 2/0; W. B. Poole (Prisoners of War Fund), £5
5/; Broken Hill Circle (for use abroad, including'
£50 from Red Cross- Tearooms), £150; Mrs. G.
IH. Dean (for flannel sold), £13 3/1. Subscrip
tions may be sent to the Treasurer. J. .Hayter
Reed, Australasia Chamb;-rs, K'mg William street.
—Button Doy Account. —
Angaston Circle, £21 14/; Whyte-YarecKrie
Circle, £17; RudaK Circle. £5; Tarcdwde Circle,
£5 12/;- Port Lincohv (W.C.T.U.) Circle, £^2/;
Mayoress of- Adrtaide, Town Ha.ll Circle £28
14/6; Frecling Cirek;, £13 15/6; Unl?y Circle,
£60; Saddleworth Circle, £32 17/5; Wallaroo
Circle, £40 14/; PanHa Crrcle, £5; Kingston
Qrcle, £17 17/; Balaklava Circle, £25; Warner
town Circle, £6 0/6; Oodnadatta Cirde, £4 2/;
Pi&naroo Circle, £20; Chariton CircSIe, '£1 10/;
Xanucoorte Circle, £J1 2/8; Geranium Circle
£2; Y.W.C.A. (sweet stall). £1 10/; flahndorf
Circle, £4 7/; Jo-nrfburg Circle, £3 2/6; Truro
Circle, £154 5/aO; Point Pass Circle, £5. (Advt.)
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