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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 112, 13 May 1915, Page 3

fThe Coffee, Maid of Symington's, says: f^^« "My motto is : ' Keep the kettle boiling I ' — |k|| Then I can always have a cup of lira t Symington's instantly." 34 'ivg'll BSgy ,„„„ THOS. STMHtQTOX & CO., Edinburgh and London, S^jj[| v \ \\\ \ \ «y'"* fe 7*''™^^^! / / ax^ |^ lof Superiority y£f vk I is Time. No article JH N. \yj I of time unless it is of \ 'x/* \\\£} I sterling merit. Nelson \ '^^ \^?3 I Moate's Pure Teas have \ \r , I been the best sellers for j : ' 7 1 35 years. They set. a I y( . I standard back in 1879 I f . I —a standard of high j t j; quality and value—and j|| t" they still remain sup- 'I j - "" reme over a host of I imitations. There are 1 two outstanding ad- - I vantages in I ; I One is the superb qualI ; ity of the leaf we use, ' !• and the other is our ' I expert blending. Un« j I der no circumstances \\ does any inferior or ; I* low-grade tea enter into our blends. Prices: l/ 8, j/io, 2/", 2/2, 3/- 11 jJJhate whit for over SOyemr^ Ms2\v^^''\ lays the retailer "and there i« j»32M^^M WSM 'SSmSS^ nothing in my stock that I can lj^^^^/\ /\m irf^T^"^ more consc > ent ' OUB 'y recom- i^sgs,/ *£ I\i vJiisy /•*¥ mend (of coughs and coldt than Bon- $§*?&/qf Ali nington's Irish Moss. For over half j^M^^y ifm V . >J^P\|( a century it has been the standard, /' m iwfiziftifir a. neverfailing remedy, and the public l^^M ¦-» I l||filf rj/^^ nave set * ne ' r Bea^ °^ *PP rova l upon j£ ||Fvi«iw j^lj I writes as 'allows!- . ifar la%flW?aa ATaVUV '•«{*'-- , U ! "In reference to your i hive jreiv much plMi« ? i prepir»tion 'Bonninttcn. The fenuine effectWeneu of thii urei»iiddi»tjmyieiiimMy \ I d'rfwhM I v"d"i« for. the hilt by .uch letter, v riieie. „it J,.. cured m. «f ..m. severe attack of Inßuenzi. Two sizes—get the Urge bottle *cry lever* ctldi. I re; j lh.vee«ryc B nfide»c.ia _ moi , economical! ftj commend, „t .0 y.u« »«<! 27 EXCLUSIVE EVENING GOWNS AND WRAPS NEVER SO MANY INDIVIDUAL STYLES— NEVER SUCH LOW PRICES. Every one of these beautful models in ivory, rose, tangerine, sky, cream, champagne, black, and black and white— the pick of the latest AX/Cl season's productions AT '*«>/ *> (Worth at least 03/- to 90/-) We simply quote a few descriptions, leaving you to come and see for Yourselves the beauty and excellence of these Gowns. 1 only Pale Blue Satin Charmeuse ..)] Mi, EVENING DRESS— Deep tunic |iM>£ j[\ jT*** bodice, veiled in shadow lace |/gt|lli(/iV«MG^ ks*Jj3 and blue ninon, neck and sleeves fkjj^MX? **J^ r .*" uftif edged -with silver beads, waist ,j^^^^ -J X \£» t finished with pale pink satin w^\ \^. {i \<i 1 only Ivory Satin EVENING il^W^A /lU^^A DRESS — Veiled with deeper W\ , H%^"A.^ shade shadow lace, deep accord- |f\^^'CiS*|F ) ' I mS*i|fv\ eon .pleated tunic, bodice beauti- w jpg> / j M/fff^l \ \ fully trimmed with shadow lace m jp*^* ffliJiff I Bw 1 * jnu\ \ and pale blue silk forgot-mc- 8 | Mlm' Mix 8k iK\ \ nots, finished at waist with wide Q\,.M \m& i /x^J«Jj vi \\ 1 only Buttercup Satin DRESS— lif Wfi V Veiled in cream ninou, deep i \!Af^\. W\ mil ?w tunic effect, bodice beautifully L \\/. m, f 111 IJV /ff trimmed with pleated lace and W : > '",'" \ Ira lit buttercup flowers ffl.^ '. '•' j|| \s| Jit 1 only So!t Cremo Charmeuße Via*' '§ \l \ l i§l DRESS — Bodice and tunic '.\-\ ',sf \u \\ V M veiled in black beaded net, fin- "\ |xM\ YS \ | w ished at waist with soft black Va'lli"/ vi\ \' satin band 'lAv'l <sV \ I NEW BEADED TUNICS —In /cM^^l^S, ' jN^V great variety From 11/9 'vl/^^t.'i^ '•*"*•* rs f THIS IS ONE 01- THE SUPREME BUYING CHANCES 01 s THE YEAR— CONSIDERING THAT THE TIME I : OR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS IS JUST ABOUT TO COMMENCE. (Late Duncan & Macintoah) - 108, 110, 112 Cuba St. j