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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14761, 3 September 1913, Page 4

LADIES ARE JUDGED BY TttEM FOOTWEAR Its good or bad appearance helps to make or mar an "- -- olhcrwne perfect toaet, the result being daily success '•: or failure, whether socially or commercially. "Nugget" waterproofs, shines and preserves all leathers. * SOLO IN sd. *w> lOd TINS. '"''jr CHOOSE YOUfi TAILORS CABEFULLY. j . . i^ BUYING A SUIT is one of the most difficult -1 j tasks a man has to do. If he wants style, mdi- ' ; viduality and good value much discrimination £ must be used before placing his order. '<$■ .Give the finest fabric to an ordinary tailor and -:,•■ it is possible to get only ordinary results. For , '*' i this reason we employ none but capable men. "!■ Long experience has taught us that a first-class ' cutter and accomplished tailors are ESSENTIAL TO A SUCCESSFUL 'I TAILORING BUSINESS, ' "-' I I And the number of pleased Customers who - I I continuously re-order season. after season attesti \i-1 I the wisdom of our policy.. -,? I Before buying your Spring Suit come in and ;~i y inspect our New Materials, comprising all the ' \| ; latest shades and patterns. ■ ** g ':;■■ : - ytf';. No trouble Willi his teeliring Mi 5 is invaluable during a particularly j/frJ^^^MP , - '.- trying 'period of baby's life, as '• tl\e following letter shows:— ■ > •'Our little boy, wbo has been fed on Mel'in's »B. Food since he was three months o!d, Is now il c " tnonlbs, and is undergoing tht period of teething f^,^'-'' , A l&SJ&iigal ' Vith little or no trouble. He sleeps well: and f^""* ,- "' -^M enjoys Mellin's Food, of which I ca. not speak too highly. , '—Mrs. M. Taylor, Willoughby.N.S.vV. 'f~M il'othtrs should read "The Care ofln touts" in Australia—Frit ' ;-i| : : Messrs. GOLLIN & CO. PROPRIETARY, J-TD., Wwximoioh. .'^'. gV£flY ~**:\