Getting near to pre-war prices. See our underwear at 6» 6dj 6s lid, and 7s 6d, shirts or pants. The firm of Fowlds, Manners-street.—Advt.
Big improvement in' trade for betterclass goods, such as No-rubbing Laundry Help, Golden Rule Soap, Keep Smiling Boot' and Floor Polishes. Levin and Co., Ltd., Wholesale Distributors.— Advt. v ' Mr. John Rhodes, Salisbury-street, Christchurch, writes :—We took Bonnington's Irish Moss during the influenza epidemic, and are quite sure your remedy saved us a lot of trouble. Is 6d and '2s 6d.—Advt.
. Professor Kirk, of Edinburgh, said that Colleen Soap was the very soap he had-been so long in soarch of. Is, chemists, 'stores.—Advt.
The February Delineator slibws ad^ vanced spring' fashions, and commences a new story by John Galsworthy. Pi" t Is 6d copy ; postage 4jd. ■' • Stains, Ltd.—Ad;/,'
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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 55, 7 March 1922, Page 6
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