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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 230, 28 September 1922, Page 10

are always the Best.' Tell the Children 1 IB when they drink Fry , * Cocoa that it hae a history of nearly two hundred years. Joseph ! Fry first sold it In 1728. It was the best at j that time, and continual improvements ' keep it still the best to-day. The children—and you, too—will enjoy the |f smooth, natural chocolate flavour of Fry's Pure Breakfact Cocoa. You will like it more and more. ~s et a tin to-day. §1P GSinwU Pure TBiSSjfaß MMjStM Breakfast .MNUMCTvMa V \ \ J _ l ** Js.n?YasoNs.L ( \N^ ; v-M —-ggjll If a man i 3 p leased wlth his Boots » he t,alks a* ,oll *' IXj — tells his friends, just. as he would or a horse or a I »»m/c hHiixi kxaic d °g or an AutO t h at iS LAWSeUUTLAWS -Alright" LAW'S op- Thb: I I SOLD 1 4,000 Yards i of the Pure Linen Duck ON THE FIRST DAY I i The above figures can only go to prove that the worth of J this wonderful line it being fully realised. I Many farmer*, yachtsmen and men who have use for a good heavy genuine Canvaa Duck, purchased whole piece* of it. Notwithstanding the fact that the purchase was an extensive one, we cannot over-emphasise the need for all intending purchasers to nil requirements without delay. It is a 32-inch Pure Linen Duck, suitable for Motor-car 1 Covers, Verandah Blinds, Weather Screens of Every Nature, Horse and Cow Covers, Implement Covers. Carpenters', Carters' and Labourers' Aprons, etc. I 1/ 7id. Yard j Second Floor. I WORK OUT WHAT A VERANDAH BLIND OF THIS J LINEN DUCK WILL COST YOU. and compare it with what has to be paid for Verandah Blinds in the ordinary way. l The difference in cost will surprise you, to say nothing of ] I the superior quality. 1 I. ■ I ! ij Milne & Choyce ; Ltd. ! QUEEN STREET f ili ■I ' ll '* Fair y Ta les" may please the kids alright..But when it( . comes to those who do •i the buying, it's QUALITY • ' t/-k ' » they want at the LOWEST 'LAWSeUUTLAWS price, not < 'shoddy ,, , laws OF TME I IKft BOOTTRADE