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Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 4

"Feel My Muscle!? That's what Aulsebrook's '"-. Milk Arrowroot : --' Biscuits-*;' '-' do for boy* and girls of all agei. " - I w -_ • -"i A Word to Farmers .':- ON BOOTS ©Of d boots are always cheap ; but b.ots are not always gocd. We could make a cheaper boot for the farmer, but we don't. We would make a better boot, ' " • but we can't. If yon want a really satisfactory boot —style, comfort and durability are all combined in the I. V 1 Ask yonr dealer for that brand, and ■ don't be put off with any ether. ,WBOLK3AI£ MjJtWACTUB>«* ' .\"'" Suckling 3ros M Chnstchurch I • CBi?i ". - I • . > CiR Ernest Shackletdn; - ""; writing 10 the agent entrusted with the purchas ng of.tiie Btores for the forthcoming Imperal TransAntarctic Expedition, uses - • these words: .. -_ I** The question o c the concentrated beef supply is most im-port-nt— It mest beßorai" ■:,. LefNoff Clothing y Read This; The well-to-do people of Christ- . ' chorea only buy the very best of . * Clothing. They generally wear them a few times—sometimes not at all—then Mrs. Ellwood comes ia. She boys them cheap, consequently (he can sell them cheap. -= •• j IV3r3. ESfwood knows good second-hand Clothing • ' - of the best material and well made I will last longer, look better, and is . I infinitely cheaper in every way - '- ■ than the cheap, ready-made shoddy I Mrs. ELLWOOO > j Second-hand Clothlop ! 123-125 aad 127 Armagh Street PHONE 3087 „ : Cgl4> ._,,,,, , , „ I ' . i 1 _. ' I Sweet and j iielicious! Pare end Wholesome! CM* i