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NZ Truth, Issue 1261, 30 January 1930, Page 3

HOSPITALITY WES BUCHANANS IS COMPLETE flflfc BLACK ■^ WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY "BLACK & WHITE" . --/I ' .leiftias. riuoe ium SPECIAL BLEND OF -. ■ CHOICE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY '' • SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS. Svi«we»«...i«.um»*nuii«».i«M»s».»»M«.»» M l\/Vi^ T 111 11l Ml I "/' ' ' ..,-,,.,— . ' " _ ,~" ."7 .« THE BEST VALUE YET IN KEAN'S BLUE JERSEYS. jßvWßalßvßm Here are Kean's greatest values m jerseys-^fine, serjBMrMMMjBB viceable, made of heavy worsted and for seamen and Ms! Bushmen these jerseys are unbeatable. WBl HHEaffi We have them m i two qualities— »the first and the best being extra special. fcBRl MEN'S 19/6. EXTRA LAIIGE 21/BfiSHfehwM ; The second quality, a little lighter m weight and lower m M&K/BjU/ price, but thoroughly reliable. W!$W MEN'S 14/6 t EXTRA LARGE 15/6 ufHSBB We also have a second quality embroidered U.S.S. Co. Men's tsf tsJTiwJn*S 15/6,' Extra Large 16/6. Kemember, you can just as easily ■bhMlm** order these by post. You'll get them by return, post free. *Ms KEAN'S LTD. K»| NAVAL OUTFITTERS Bgt gp^ ■* . | n Willis Street, ."Wellington. In Queen Street, Auckland. ty "■ . N.Z. Agents for J. J. Rayner & Sons, Naval, Outfitters, nUffWr*'^'.***"*" l !' ¥ "I'^MUJILUUB-t't MMhSsVsVasmSMaaa%n^^Ba^t^ MAKE YOUR FALSE TEETH FEEL jplljj _^ i^p»^"^j||j, !4MH ... ' WBpllijji *"^ iirtlTffi^iii^iik^^ 1 ' "" kamMwW IVIILIUN TllHffla^ 7 ■t■■ ■■ ■ yww mm • W^^^^SSJSSBi'^^^ MwW^mwßmaW I I ■ Probably you have heard that Milton really cleans false teeth m., an almost miraculous fashion, without effort, and quite without damage — ask your dentist. „ It does more. It makes the plate feel natural P m yoxir mbuth-^pes away with tJiat feeling of strange, awkward discomfort. Scores of people havewritten that for this blessing alone Milton is priceless to them. Try it! It always does it ! The two (the only two) ways of cleaning false teeth ate described m the little book which comes with the bottle. Three sizes— i/-, 1/9, 2/6 and 4/— -from your nearest dealer. v MAKE A POINT OF READING THE BOOK WITH THE BOTTLE