Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14833, 26 November 1913, Page 5

r Holiday Kodaks =r Kitdak lAd.ofer Uβ Cash Pri&s for\joUp littk map*h>ts of yew Sappjf Momtnts tiiix Summer jfTE\,-am m rf*"^ open in a eec« »._.»jj I W ond. ready for use without adjustment of m-t lk. to*— I I • very suitable Kodak fora laoy'a use—only t»O#- l^l A Kodak (or 84/- 11 No. 3 Folding Poeicet Kodak-takos pioturea |J x 3* If in.-the popular "quarter-plate" MBe-e haii«a>am« ft | Kodak, covered with seal grain leather—l*rio# .su.- LI A Koiak fer £5.; 17/6 ' , #L hJ No. 3a, Folding: P<?cket Kodak-tftkes pictures si"jc 31 Ji »^A>-YT in. (poat-cardßaej-excollent raput rectilinear leu c— t'T'jF^'l** rising front-fitted with Kodak Automatic Shutiier - —£5.17,6 ' •* Ask your nearest dealer for the "'Huppv Alomrnt. Booklot"—-it's froo! . .j No trouble wife Ms teething is invaluable during a particularly*. -\ trying period of baby's life, ask' /Jf the following letter shows:— , ,id i^ i^wtr J r!S^^iF *' Our little boy. who has been fed on Mellin's »W^Bg^',jjf^?.!Bßfeit-" Food since be was three months old, is now I) V r^Sfli ' months, and is undergoing th-s period of teething 1 <nrith little or no trouble. He sleeps well, and > enjoys Mellin's Food, of which I cannot speak too - t ' highly."—Mrs. M. Taylor, Willoughby, N.S.W. ,& Mothers should read " Tht Can of Infantt "i*A ustrolia—Fm £ K *»J- 1 m ~ *%-?\ Messrs. GOiJLXN ft CO.' PROPRIETARY, LTD., Weixuiotox. V w■ " - 1 • ii.M-.jiwaiLLiaiiiinjiuiia.L.l—i_l-j— —_llji—j—ma U '* ' ' ' IMPERIAL ] CYGNIA & KURVINIT The Corsets of the Moment I EVERYONE ADMIRES BEAUTIFUL FIGURE LINES i If you could see yourself standing before, a mirror wearing an 1 Imperial Cygnia Corset, you would immediately comprehend 1 what is meant by Correct Figure €ulture. I Cygnfa Corsets have been granted a certificate for merit 9 and quality by the Incorporated Institute of Hygiene. ' - I Cygnia Co«*sete enable you to sit or stand at ease. How. i few corsets will let you do this, because" of ten insufficient 3 attention is given to the hygiene and scientific construction 1 ' ■ of a corset. • I < The ' Cygnia gives that BACK SUPPORT which is •abso- }'"■ lutely necessary to the MODERN WOMAN. It moulds '* the figure into natural beauty lines, and, moreover, ensures • the perfect fitting of any costume. ' -■ •. W. BRITTENDEN & SON 69 LICHFIELD STREET II (Wholesale only.) And from all'Lcading Drapers in,the Dominion it v eg??; ■■. '■ ' „,,. ■■ .„,,, _,—,_- ' - hhlmm.! urn . I Mr, Businessman Isn't it a fact that the best business firms in this or any . . :p other town are thoughtful and continuous newspaper J) advertisers ? You know there is but one answer to tint ' question, and that is in the affirmative. • . C Perhaps they are good advertisers because they are good C business men, or they may be successful in business because C they are good advertisers—either way, success in business and C good advertising go hand in hand. S And it is good advertising that's really necessary—strong* £ straightforward talks about your stock, your methods and £ your business. When placed in a medium of wide circulation # among those whom you wish to reach, this kind of advertising PAYS, and it is the only kind which does. And by-the-way. Are not the above-mentioned " good % business men " regular advertisers in " The Press ?'* Of course they are, and most of them reqaire little or no urging to % attend to this part of their business with care and regularity We know it pays them, ai:d so do they, and they are e[ enthusiastic over the opportunity afforded them in being able X to secure space in a paper which not only covers the entire field in this city, but in all the suburbs and country districts '& surrounding. Wouldn't it be well worth yoar time and trouble to investigate what can be done along the line of ■*' business . boosting " by the same means ? We should be glad to talk it ]jp over with you any time. : I "The Press" t