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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15896, 9 May 1917, Page 7

THE UNDERWEAR FOR GOOD SERVICE. ! The instant and wonderful success of " Rameses " j Underwear at once assured the manufacturers that it | was in for a long life. s luere is, of course, always a secret for any success, I and the secret of the immediate success of "Barneses" !j is due to the fact that " Rameses " was wanted—it met ! a demand—the demand for Underwear to take the place j of the Gorman-made article that before the War flooded every market of the world. "Kamoses," though it has an Egyptian name (the \ name of the greatest of Egypt's Pharoah's), is a British i article and made by British workers from materials ij chosen for their'wear-resisting properties, and as it is j I made moreover on the latest and most up-to-date laboursaving machinery, it enables "Rameses" to,be sold at popular prices; in short, sound Uliderwear at a reasonable s price. | " Rameses " British undergarments are made to their I full size (not stretched thereto), they have flattened I seams, and are soft, elastic, cosy, and protective; every ! detail has been carefully studied. Ask for "Rameses" \ Underwear if comfort, economy, value, and patriotism g weigh with you. There is a wide range of "Rameses" garments for I men and women. Every genuine garment bears- the jj " Rameses " Trade Mark. " Rameses " will please you. j Insist on " Rameses " next time you buy. Dawson & Maudsley, I ®Sy LIMITED, I I Harris Street, Wellington 8 fyf 'PAMFStS Wholesale Agents | | * HAm** for New Zealand. 1 ' i ■ i 1 HolbrooKs Sauce witK. eVery coarse- \ \\ ' Host Holbrook. ) *7'**Pnt > feir drops in the ai*n>—do«n*t it give a \ ( mmMBBHn splendid flwour? Wtaat.jo*fiwtwbrte fishrath® \ tasteless? Try it with ' Holbrookes Saocel And \ \ vs2BBmBBB the iodnt and the cheese, a little Holbrook's makes 1 FWHHBKk a« the difference. If you want / —"fw of just eating them — Take HoUnoers I i ]C Sauce with every coarse." I \ V Made and bottled in EnglMod, I Holbrooks Sauce i HOLBROCK*S * HOI-BROOK'S PUNCH SAUCE •WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. (In the big bottle'. LADIES ! Attend the GAS COOKERY) Demonstration I I To be'held'in our Rooms in Worcester Street |jl I TO-DAY at 2.45 p.m. i jfl You will appreciate the instruction given, which ffl jS is perfectly simplfe and clear. You will also pick || M some useful, hints on the saving of Gas and the g|f H correct use of the Gas Cooker. The menu will ||j ■S . ■ . Doughnuts Almond Rings * ffl Scones Sponge Sandwich || 1 Christchurch Gas Co. Ltd. 8 Mf2 Phones 432 and 2140^p| For your guests ~Mko4%\or Boarders The easiest way to prepare good coffee is the Milkmaid' way. Simply put i i a little Milkmaid Coffee and Milk I ; n a cup — a dd boiling water —and that's all! The coffee is fragrant, delicious, sustaining. Better in flavour than Coffee Essence. More convenient, too. Contains, in correct proportions, both milk and sugar. MILKMAID I {Cafe aa Lent) 9 should be used in every Hotel, Boarding- H House, Club, Restaurant and Home. gj ) E?l I !PaO % Complaint I . /[ AND M '^F b ! r w' t '' I ;|/f . /■ HAIN ; s . a _J I t Madan Clara Bntt"l Sings "Kathleen Mavonrneen" | This is one of the excellent new Columbia Records- jfi Other fine numbers include recordings by sncn H eminent Musicians as Sir Henry J. Wood's Orchestra. Grenadier Guards | £and. Pachmann, Elsa Stralia, Kenperly Romford, Gcrvase Elwe3,Hipouto a ' Lazaro W. H. Squire, London String Quartet and hosts more. I COLUMBIA "•asss- I Hear in our Parlours the World's Greatest Singers. Get Free List of Latest H Records . I Webley, Sons & Gofton Ltd. 1 ■n Music Specialists 243 High Street. Ch.Ch.