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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 16, 19 July 1915, Page 3

"I'll praise your book, but dash me if I'll read it" •aid Dootor Johnston to an aipirine poet vrho asked him to read and recomaiend his book. The writer of this not only praises "REX LUNCHEON CHEESE ffi^^^ksi^n^ffiK pause it's a capital Cheese) us piquant to the taste as the strains of some beautiful long foreottoa melody are ■welcome to the ear BEX LUNCHEON OHEH6E l>ossesiaa all the valuable properties of perfectly matured Full Cream Cheese and spreads as readily a» butttr. Eat a little after each menl as an aid to digestion. Sold ia Suutirr SoMerteu Ti»»— lik fir Rex" Bmd ni lake ■» SubitiUU t If your grocer does not itock "Rex 1 ' Luncheon Cheese, send his name and address to THOMPSON BROS., Ltd. 16, 18, 20 Blair Street - Wellington Fofigitt, Jones * Co., Ltd. I Cnrers of "Rex I ' Hams and Bacon; ,« Packers of "Rex" Pure Food Products. ' The "Sanitas"C? LT? London, e, UJi"^ mil There's jasfc one thought we want to give you in this advertisement. Picture a big, clean workroom with bright, happy workers, scientific methods, the most advanced hand and mechanical equipment. All fit together into ONE GREAT IDEA— the production of tho best possible tailor-made suit at the lowest possible price for cash. That has been the Sartorial Ser. , vice Idea since our beginning. Of course, we never reach the "best possible" — no one can — but drop into our sliop and see how nearly we havo reached it in our present productions, at 63/-, 75/-, 84/-, 90/-, and 95/-. We'll be pleased to show you the finest assortment of Winter Suitings you have ever seen. SARTORIAL SERVICE LIMITED. TAILORS FOR MEN, 64 WILUS STREET- WELLINGTON