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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 90, 14 April 1908, Page 7

PBAPESY, CI.OTSETG-, Etc. " - jj. BMBMMMBBm***Hra "jj", -- I "two steepibJ ,1 OF THE i S THE TRADE Tlie pretty village of Wigston, in 1 | MARK Leicestershire, possesses two 1 | churches and a factory. Seen I | from one of the green fields outside the village, I•■ | the factory stands just between the two steeples. 1 This factory is the home of the famous brand of I | underwear known all over the world as "Two | I Steeples." 1 : I UNSHRINKABLE In after elaborate ex-. | 1 UNDERWEAR penments, the makers pro- | ;: "" * "~ duced an all-wool garment j I that would not shrink. Those who bought it, | I quickly found it all that it was claimed to I be—and more. They found that it would with- 1 I IT WITHSTANDS star hard wear. It retained | 1 HARD WEAR its soft elastic freshness until I • the end oi its days. They 1 I were delighted with it; and they told their friends 1 I abou tit, and the fame of "Two Steeples" Unshrink- 1 1 able Underwear spread with amazing rapidity, |] I FIRST AND "Two Steeples" is the premier 1 1 BEST Unshrinkable Underwear. First in S I 1895, and to-day it is still universally regarded i as the finest brand of underwear in the world. 1 TRUSTWORTHY n the best yarns are used N in the manufacture of "Two S Steeples" Underwear. Itisthisthatmakesitsode- 1 rightfully comfortable and absolute!}- trustworthy. I •DiTV tt< When next you buy underwear, buy ffl Iwo bteeples, and when you get it m 1 actual wear, you will join the ranks of the enthu- i siastic thousands who "won't buy any other." h For Ladies Gentlemen and Children. I I SOLE AQEUTB, AUCKLAND. ! \ __J ...;'■" "'■".'*".' PTJ3ZJC NOTICES. I : Do you want a Pure Cocoa ? Then drink p If: Van Houten's. Do you want the cocoa >..,; m which possesses the finest flavour? Then |?| || drink Van Houten's. Do you want the -"" H cocoa which is most readily digested ? m j I i Then drink Van Houten's. There is no ||| H other cocoa which combines these three . Wr j II qualities. It is the best and the ||| 11 Ths "St encilled" 1 I™ ..Sewing Machine Fraud^^Jl "When yoa boy a- sewing marhhirbe sure that the name xmt&s-mathiizc-prcvtS'Tticrit || instead: of -disguJaiag* frand. gW It isafect that certain "maJiers of job-iotmachines, " seeo-ttds,'*etc,sellrthese-machines -fjl j todeaiers tinder vaxioas fancy names-srhich the dealer himself selects. Thus two dealers m I Trill sell the same job-lot machines under different names at different prices. H Each are sold under different stencilled names, the oirly difference being slightly EJ modified cabinet work:. •" - ' cI &J Singer and Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines protect you against this and all M other machine frauds- "When you see the name .singer or Whtekr aud V/ilsou ou a l*J sewing machine you know what you are getting. jjy These Machines are sold only at Singer Stores or by Sfoger salesmen —never through gg „ dealers, aevcr under any other name. This is your protection. - - - ■ > £^ Oision ranges nEnfia oy.yila»u> REGISTERED PATENT AGENT -~»ill -33-vjt" JEstabushed 1882.] » jhgl t j jF J TRADE MARKS Hx fifPHi 111! REGISTERED "l&nv Wp'-- ' ADVICE'TO INVENTORS" .*?-. _freo-©n.ilpplicn.tlolr>t„.... "PERFECTION!" v-^^^ r i^i^M^» 7^j4n^R'^] SOIiD B*2" iili IRONSIONGERS. I vE.BROOE&SMTTH. iUnacet - '