"•Y 9H V^?^ v / / lis ».«j IHe most popular Hostess One never has to be asked twice to th« Wilson's——everybody glad to be invited. Tables complete and always good partners —-—and, after the best of rubbers, the right refreshment. The grand old custom of serving Scotland's finest whisky during social amenities adds that touch of finesse that means so much in entertaining. The most popular hostess ta-day remembers the menfolk and at the right moment serves McCallum's Perfection Whisky and thus add* perfection to the evening. li WBm Ckristchnrcs Agents: FRANK A. COOK. LTD, 769 Colombo street, OUxlsteknMk,
I never felt so hungry in my life I OOD appetite?—that's a sign that your nerves are " right. Nothing upsets die appetite mote quickly than frayed nerves. ' To relieve tension and restore lost appetite use Wriglcy's Chewing Sweets. Your doctor will tell you how the act of chewing soothes your nervous system how the delightful cleansing action of Wrigley's refreshes the mouth—gives you a healthy feeling of hunger at meal-times. Dentists and medical men also recdmmend the regular use of Wrigley*s after meals—because it aids digestion and cleanses the mouth after eating, drinking or smoking. Use Wrigley's—the sweet of good health and good taste. THJ i %!*i*o Wt< Spearmbxt-Doabtcmint-Jutcy Fto*~* bmr pmcket, 3d
NOW Chrysler own can get CATC) scrv: 156 GLOUCESTER STREET (PHONE ABt37.|
non is fined ten tor unnecessarily.
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19724, 14 September 1929, Page 7
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