Hudson's EUMENTHOL JUJUBES. THE GREAT ANTISEPTIC AND PROPHYLACTIC. IVI VUSlgnb i LUIUb I IlinU6llZa ! iu*es" has led to a number of imit*-.*-.'ii»j ■i^.iiMiiM'im i ■■■■■■■■ lions being manufactured under the AMi?\vS3£3*p»ftnuy" name of menthol and other jujubes. H >jPMK^|^J^i^S^^&^^^^^^\ >» important, therefore, when buying to he sure and get HUDSON'S eumenthol iM«««i twno^^ffls"'"''?"'''* «> M\ Jujuhes. You may be naked to buy \ '^^^^^^^^c^HAj'oSON^^^^^^™ I "just as good" us Hudson's Eumcnthel \ Jujubes. This proveb that these itnita \ tions and substitutes have no reputa- \ Won ot their own, and can only be sold Tins 1s 6<f. Said everywhere. of Hudson's Eumenthol Jujubes. The Investigation by "The Lancet," England's greatest medical journal, proved that fine tea like AMBER TIPS means better health. t 70 Wm iiiiiiiiiiannia^i „_ Who is tlie Weil-Dressed Man ? Your eyes follow him ussa oS%!Ss'v'Sß'«? — Br*#«i<K • *•. 111 n • 11 •1 • H»^w rxRESSED in a Suit mo delledby , . /• v j *aW II i/BskSjl*'' I J U8 i y*u ■will look your utmost. rllltl OUt Or ttl6 CroWGi, &w ii (r-^vi^a /% r 1 J 1_ I*' but pleasantly « he paßa es || » J£ cunem you in the street. It M the M \VW tai l. rine pric e S . Our Cash System exuncensciaus homage we 11 v« . . ... 1 \\ \v. plains this. pay to art, even when tt A\' applied to tarkwring— it is i\ l\ N at merely te save money, but for the recognition of the good /ft greater suit satisfacrien, try us with taste and masterly craft Ll\ your nex t order, which stamp personality MQ^vi A and refinement into the gjjf \ >f& l s*^' m^? a clothes a man wears. The /|JU ft JT^ fed! a^SJfijC'"'*'' 64, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 78, 2 April 1914, Page 4
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