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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 55, 6 March 1914, Page 10

, COFFEE ESSENCE If J^<s# The Coffee Maid, of Symington's, says; dg!m *k*sfs»^ vmington ' s of com ' se - No other way of mak- (Sgl*! tfV^Zr^ s^. ing Coffee is " ood enough, quick l&J vJ^/^^^v V^--.-^ enongh ' or eas y en °»£h for we." ggfl '^Jffl lt^\- <c:^- J s=L2 Minbui ah and London, '-zi^ '^^^.^anxf^^^ JS^™T J1 ) V^~jP> V"""^^ ;i7 *'J^l" Tk Open Door for Workers! .... You are one of the thousands of men who complain about the high cost of living— and rightly so. You wonder how it is that though wages have been considerably increased during the last few years, you cannot " get ahead of things," That the standard of living is now higher, nobody can dispute, but that fact does not account for tlie great increase in the price of commodities. .... What does account for it, then ? Simply the system of trading. Every article must be manufactured in the first place, and its destination is the consumer — YOU. It follows, then, that the more it is handled in its progress to you, the 'dearer it becomes. .... Why should a local manufacturer sell to a local warehouse, who sells to a local retailer, who sells again to the local consumer ? So long as that system continues, so long, will the cost of living be high. So long as you support that system, you will have no cause to grumble, because there is a way out, and hejre is is. .... WHY NOT SUPPORT THE MANUFACTURERS ?— The Crown Clothing Manufacturing Co., N.Z., Ltd. The firm who have made it possible for men to buy their clothing at wholesale prices — a saving of at least six shillings in the pound. The firm who have been tested severely, and not found Wanting. .... Our scheme has been in operation, with splendid results, in Christchurch for the last three years, and in Auckland for two and a half years, and has been the means of saving the workers many thousands of pounds yearly. What has been done there can be done here. .... Come and inspect the goods for yourselves ; see the prices and if you are. still sceptical, pass us by— but you'll be one of very few who have done so, anyway. It's worth a trial. Make it at your first opportunity, and you'll be glad. Crown Clothing Manufacturing Co. (N.Z.) LIMITED 77, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON (Opposite Evening Post Office). AND AT CHRISTCHURCH AND AUCKLAND.

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Buchanans SCOTCH WHISKY 'The great and increasing popularity of "Red \ Seal 11 at home and all over the World is evidence of tlie high standard of quality Messrs. James Buchanan & Co., Ltd. have always maintained. T}ie stocks of whiskies lield by them and their subsidiary companies are tlie largest in Scotland-. Additions to these stocks are constantly being made, thus guaranteeing tlie superior excellence . of this brand. JAMES BUCHANAN ■& Co,, Ltd LONDON, GLASGOW, Etc