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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16216, 20 May 1918, Page 2

? IJF Comfort and Style I# for every Figure !' jf Tall or short— stout or slim— IllilflHflKß j g there is aD & A Corset designed e\ | on a living model to lit you and P IP lills | improve your style. |jl J a D& A Corsets are made in Canada kj rP K& and cost you very much les: M Ml |Bg - --..■»^-.,- f|l(| f|| riliii_^_"7"~*" < 1 [ TEA-FREE! If you have not yet tasted Lipton's Famous Tea, do | so at Lipton's expense. Fill in Coupon below and dispatch NOW, with I 4id. in stamps to cover cost of packing and postage. Free Samples of 2/2 and 2/4 grades—enough to I make fifty cups—sent by return. Only one lot to' | each person. Lipton's make this . .-'J fa offer, knowing that ILIPXOHSHhI j once you enjoy the , : Superior Quality of I their Tea, you will § j: ever after use K j&lllzk LIPTON'S | ! If You Want caps. I the Best Tea— £T * srpackinß!aipotl^ego to the Firm W I M.r* lit m [ Write clearly] jj that \sTOU3S it! SB Address «:4MU44I&m9HK9| You Housewives and Tradesmen ~f/l fm Ji should always keep "Clever Maiy'' I (///Ifjfyfff beside you. It takes grease, paint, oi), i IE frfflf varnish, tar, pot-black, and nicotine from ft ffjjjf the hands and cannot harm the skin. iffirEJ Makes greasy, grimy overalls and aprons diit free and spotleu. VHxtf Invaluable to rootoricts, butchers, engineers, painters, printer i, g B/H plumbers, bootmakers, blacksmiths, housewives and all you men I and women who have trouble in removing grease or diit from your I >1 hands or from any surface whatever. ' • I CLEVER MAR.Y THE ENEMY OP' GREASE. may be used with warm or cold, fresh or salt water, and is equal to all other cleinirn combined. If not in stock at your storekeeper's Mail this Coupon for free Sample The Paget Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 109 Regent St., Sydney. Pictse tend me, po«t free, a sample tin of " Clever M«y "—" The Enemy of Greise." . ' ... My storekeeper's name is. —. ... JLtt Takg JfJolbrooKg S&uce wkfv. eVery coai^e* ) Host Holbrook. I / " Put a few drops in the soup—doesn't it give a I fCSsfcSSR splendid flavour ? What, you find whtte fish rather f vpiilij tasteless? Try it with Holbrook's Sauce! And .It ■ the joint and thechecse, a little flolbiook's makes all the difference. I i you want to enjoy your meals, pS. '|p instead of just eating them — Take Holbrook'# \ 1 JJ- Sauce with every course."' V V• Made and bellied in Englan.l. Holbrook's Sauce HOLBROOK'S HOLBROOK'S PUNCH SAI.'C: hi WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. dn thr i-r- Wfe