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MANHOOD IN THE MAKING BACK of "the- perfect physical strength, -which should be the symbol of ideal manhood, there must be strong steady nerve .foree — that vital power which controls the whole body. And every man who is going to make a success of life — who is iimbitious for the future — should carefully guard against the slightest overstrain on the nerves. Do not think because you are physically fit that you can stand more than your sharo of business worry, Once the nerves become affected your whole system is threatened. If your nefves have become affected — if things are getting just a little too much for you — then build up your nerves with MARSHALL'S FOSPHERINE, the greatest nerve nqurisher known to modern science. Fosphefihe is procurable at your chemist's or store at Is, la 6d, and 2s 6d per bottle. But be sure it's Marshall's, for no other will have the same beneficial effect. „-.._ ,i MJRLICATION. Ask your present tailor to duplicate a GEORGE DAVIES 63/- Suit to order. He wiir mention five guineas for the same style — the same material — the workmanship. that's what -my' cash system oftailoring -means to my customers — a saving of £2. - I "never le,t a. suit go out of my .workrooms without a, careful inspection, and unless I am personally satisfied that I would be pleased to wear the' suit myself. . - - That's why I KNOW that the value 'I..gixe.is far. away , beyond what the credit. tailor can possibly offer, 'Were I to use suitings of an uncertain character, my. economical tailoring would lose half its power to attract thoughtful men and to retain them."' Were Ito "slum 33 the work — to put in inferior linings and trimmings — to run out the garments by factory labour and with slovenly finish, my business would go to pieces in no time. .That is why I maintain a strict personal supervision of methods, staff, and warehouse. YOU CAN RELY UPON ME TO GIVE YOU THE ACME OF PERFECTION IN SUITS TO ;• OROER AT MY FAMOUS REASONABLE PRICES OR— YOU DON'T NEED TO PAY ME. Call "in to-day and see the suitings I ojfer'at 55J-, ~e&f-,~"fsj-— the' Sac Suit to -''order — genuinely tailor-made and tried on during- process of making. LIMITED. ' ' "THE MODERN TAILOR.'i i. , 56, WILLIS STREET (Between Evening Post and. Grand Hotel), WEVIINGTON. 85 is the gfeat English Face Cream you ought to try. If you would be freckle free and keep your complexion through the hot New I Zealand summer, you must use OATINE. . It removes the gnme^ — that soap and water j cannot reach— from the pores ; will keep | your skin fair and soft and prevent it drying and cracking. OATINE is pure, made from fresh, clean, » healing Oats- and free from mineral salts s or animal fats. No matter how hot the \ ' \veatheritwillnqtgobad. ) tj Every woman who values a clear complexion should get OATINE now. It is the a only thing that' will eriable ,her to keep her j - complexion pgrmariently in the dry, dusty climate. In dainty white jars, from all Chemists, Stores, .etc., throughout New Zealand. Get a jar to-day. I * A FREE SAMPLE of OATINE'CReAm will be sent on application, or for»4d- in stamps a box containing sc\en of the CfOTiNE preparations aud book on l-aie Massage. • THE O&TXHE CO., 34. Oatine Building!, London, S.E. rIT is good to see bonny • hofi &. girls, healthy Children. They are made pi good food, fresh air md Lane's Emulsion. . At — " ~*~ " ~~ "^■t""* "crabtree* ' and sons, * V * CITY FOUNDRY, 'Slrr.eeis, Iron and Brass Founders, ,~!v." ' ~ ' ijOilermivkers, etc., "xl^.i ■' v ctjilcd special plant for making 'v'7,fr;i.l-!'t'n Spl:t Pulleys, are prepared •rv<.iv ,,,■-' ••:' "ze-, of Puilsys, guaranteed ~i>i.'. . j'ti" >..<i'-:<!3t work. Bestirs and ~-~j' 0... "1'f. .: "1i-t" before going elsewhere.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 113, 9 November 1910, Page 4

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