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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 39, 15 August 1919, Page 4

f: ;v "your ~—— ■ FIRST- — i;. tour first long pants— Doesn't the mere "recollection, raise a smile?—* ;: How you thought you were "IT," when; in fact, ye looked as leggy as a new-born calf-^-Why, you even imagined you were older than yen ; eldest sisterHow proud you were of that suit, then!— Still, now you take (or should) just as much pride ■':'■.■ your appearance — Especially your suit— . ■ , A >- : That's why we invite you ."to come and s£e our nice -■ array of stunning tweeds— r Which we make up into stylish, well-cuty perfectlj ,:■■ fitting suits, to measure— . . At a price which is so low as to defy comparison— •' We know you cannot find equal value anywhere else— ; We assure you that you will save SEVERAL pounds— By coming to us for your next suit— : Come in and look over our variety" of suitings now—* Immediately J—straightway !!—at once !l!~ - \. - ;, ... Wallace & Gibson ■' 1' /" ' " ■ NEXT EVENING POST, WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. ' §3991811 I' ■ ■■-■■ ; ■ "7" 9 @|! „_:.'■:"■' ■■"'."".' ' : „■',.'.,..'■>■..• ■ .'...•" .' BI ,|, TTIHE Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Com- 1 i J[ panjr have an expert staff of Artists, I ■ | . ■ . ; ,. Modellers and Engravers who specialise 1 in the' production of Regimental and | I '„ Commemorative Plate of every description. | i The Silver statuette, illustrated above, is one | | of the many models prepared by the Company, | i and is representative or the Goldsmiths and . | 1 Silversmiths Company's productions. | | Estimates and full particulars of any required 1 I subject will be forwarded free on application. | , g ■■■■■ •■——"■••••• WARNING -■•■—• 1 , rA El ■■■" : . ■ is , S H I The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths-.Company have' ] ' |j g ' i no branch establishments in Regent Street, Oxford : , g uj *' i Street, or elsewhere—rin London or abroad—only, j ; ■ §3 Bl I one address, 112 Regent Street, London, W. 1 | |j I [.„..„.. _. .. ....«,........................_........-M..->_...™...j i | 9 ■'■''."'.'■■' M&lers tf'the Ctthet presented H thtj™ H Vg' ■ . Rt.H<m. F. W. Masscy . B ii^ .■' Tt2 REGENT* STREET .1 '' W! , . 1 /.IJONDQN, W.i ENGLAND',;:... ■'.' .. _' 1 ; 'aEigggQiraiSSsHSaaSaiegaaslJsßaSaaaßiaaiHilHßSßßßltHmMDSa Guaranteed Pure 1 11 and^GermitV^eA::::. I I t lander Ungweotehtd Concentrated Milk I | f is just the finest, richest milk«*milk 1 9 : irom specially selected Southland herds 1 m *>ut with some ©f the water remove* I m and with no admixture of sugar as il i I m *he case with ordinary condensed milk, I m Highlander Unsweetened is ideal foi> 1 'm cooking or table use«-it has all the I jjl nutritious properties of rich, fresh I m cow"* milk, and is always avtilablt 8 m when requked..^' ~^"" .""^^^ m m Suitable foral!^^oTei\wh#e rfrii> / I JJ . milk u> used, mM^^mt^i^^ 1/,:- g, 9 mm •mm- - ■; ■ l i r• ■• •-:■ 0? -,^L-<:^Wi ,%_. - ■ 1 J I 1 Highlinder ""UflSweTt^ „ ■■•■ )&?&3 \ < I »' • ened Milk, like all J"^rfvPifo '• ' ® Highlander Milk Pro* (I'i^Pisi! S P - ducts, is made by an . . ip@|^^jf | ij / all-British firm em- 'Wm^jßsf I . ploying all-British T*' \i, ":| I labour and capital. ft \s*iHC 2j!k '' ' Ask your grocer for \ ''j*F*jr jsk' p Highlander. JCTnaweet-, mk /J^CtiSKm