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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 746, 19 February 1910, Page 11

ARMOUR-PLATED 1 BOYS. . J ... vat. vamamßassKK^^ | Only the anxious mother of small means | I knows how boys, especially schoolboys, ex- v S überant in their heaJth and spirits, can wear | out clothes. . I Maternal anxiety is allayed when boys are 9 dressed in the ONE make of clothes that | invariably look well, and that can only be 8 8 worn out with time and trouble, even by a boy.. 6 1 The mother who once discovers that Make | 8 will buy no other. She knows. | I 6 ■ CLOTHING. ■ J POPDIiAEITY PROVES SUPERIORITYOUR TEAS 'PROVE: BOTH BY HAVING. THE LARGEST SAtE IN THB WORLD—A POSITION GAINED BY QUALITY ALONE. LI PTON'B TE AS. bomderful value, obtainable'everywhere. ! If you want the very best | J . Flannelette I r .the Old Country Produces ! | buy HORROCKSES' | i fran£o!mitkh S S E HORROGKSES' NAME ON ' J ) EXHIBITION : SELVEDGES and decline all substitutes | jl 1908 ' ■ Sold by all First-Cla»s Drapers and Storekeeper*. 1 The Fabric that Rivals Silk— ' bILVASHEEN." ' It looks as .well; wears very,. much better, and''costs ' ' s '.v-- -- less.. "-. l - ; 1 ; . Especially suitable for Blouses, Underskirts, Children's Drsssos, Skirt and Bodioe Lining, Cushion Covers, eto. • IN FAST •BLACKj AND ALL COLOURS. I . Tho,; Queen says is a capital ■lining :.■ ' .. • . , It-lasts Trhere silk does not, and has all ; the <sheen of a.silk;" See " SILVASHEEN " .name on'selvedge.' , : I

•iFHIMLSY IS LIKE THE ' JAM THAT" ' : 'MOTHER' ' . Don't , you remember' it—that beautiful Jam in the Rhicing Brass . Pan on the Bange. Ilemeinber the delight in each process which brought the new season's Jam nearer the table. ... . There was nothing to equal that Jam until" the "'Primlejr' Woria made 1 it in' the clean, wholesome-home-made way, but ' Via huge quantities. ■ V ' Wh»n you eat " Frimley" .you eat the Best Home-made Jam—'liko • Mother made." Ask you Grocer for " FRIMLEY." r ' - . AND GET IT.

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