i Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd., call attention to a special announcement in this issue concerning a wonderful exhibition of beautiful Canadian furs. Se« pag» 11.—Advt. ' . / ■: ' Butter is expensive. Yes, I know. But how can we do without it? Here'a the way. Buy Taylor's Old Port Cheese. A splendid food arid perfect smbetitute. It spreads the came as butter. Nutritions? rather. It is as good as butter and costs less. Try it on toast. Lovely! Tine or jare. Grpcers.-r-Adyt. Brisk' demand for No Rubbing Lauijdry Help in Is cartons. The abolisher of washboard slavery. J. M. Porter, agent j "for" No.Rubbing Laundry Help.-—Advt. Whether swimming <>r resting On "the sand, you'll feel good-o if you're wearing a fashionable swimming costume from the firm of Fowlds. ' See windows. -Advt. ' - • '
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 16, 19 January 1921, Page 6
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