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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 109, 11 May 1931, Page 6

(forthe3-9/ear CAYMARK P3LADES AND SAFE¥¥ RAZORS have been awarded the EXCLUSIVE ANNUAL CCNYRACT TOJEWE WHOLE BRmSM ARMY S <& \\ There could be no more convincing evidence / VVU of the excellence of theDaymark Safety Razor vj>( 7^ '** \ Blade than its selection for the third successive \?, V-J yj^ \ year by the British War Office after open comY. *<£ )— \; petition with English and foreign manufacturers. \ V^L C^?\ \ The 'Myatt> « the only Daymark Blade m the *\ \^ world. Each side is marked with the days of the J£eS3*Sß&s> "*^ week ?° that the cd Bes are used in regular JB3K^^t&-r>V4. \\ rOll"0^- The keenness and temper of the Bfcft yjiH j>( V. %• / blade arc maintained and its life doubled. -i, v^>- y/ L.D. NATHAN &Co., Ltd., G.P.O. Box 190, AwklMMl BELLS PERTH /| WHISKY The firm of -Arthur Bell' &,So,,s, Ltd., 'is one of, the few independent houses left in the Scotch ' My trade, and as the Company holds verylarge stacks of old whisky in Government warehouses , °'<d at distilleries maturity is assured.

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