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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 26, 31 January 1923, Page 13

ilk The Barometer is RISING /\Y =-/f Shows Better Times a\\ For All-For You. \ 3^*««^ • During the recent Iwo anxious years, now happily passed, one could V =553js)VW!» ' .Bot be sure whit the next month would bring. . But New Zealand has I sßbh^S weathered the storm, from one end of the Dominion to the other !■ • increased prosperity has set in. More money is coming into the 1 country—the National Income every day increases, wool prices are I soaring, primary products are maintaining high figures—l 923 promises fl ' big things for the optimistic man, whether he be employer or employee. I , .. But now this anxious time is over it behoves us to spend our money I ' wisely during the time of prosperity*, and not pay unnecessarily high 'it prices solely because money promises to be plentiful during 1923. ' ij This particularly applies to suit buying! ' . ' AN ' Crown Suits—made for you—have all the good qualities of clothes * IB costing very much more. In style, in fit, in quality they equal the v 11, . best procurable. Yet because they are sold at wholesale prices ' ■' ' direct from .the warehouse to you, they are very much lower in price 'g II —you may purchase Crown Suits to order from £5. ,v iflptfaJ' Further, satisfaction is guaranteed or money is refunded I See tha - smirt suiting) tt our local braach.to-day. ■ CROWN CLOTHING MT'G. CO. (N.Z.) LTD. < "Famous for Fifteen Years for Fair Dealing." ■ . Upstairs at 77 Willis Street, ; , WELLINGTON

JTCYMINGTON'SSPIi Wl _ ReffiJ Tn*€/m Mark. t ' ffIvJCOFFEE ESSENCE jsq #gb| Probably tens of thousands of New Zealanders had IwSB to give up using Coffee Lssente when Symington's JWJWHJJ could no longer export because supplies were _^>. Ukbil needed to help win the war. Although many substi- , gßny tutes camfe on the market, none of. them had the "7" mBMI delightful flavour and high quality of Symington's. WsSSjl Ample supplies of Symington's are once again ob- _ Ij^sl tamable—always the Standard Quality. ' , fl a The Old Favourite again obtainable Clips frOU

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