Page 13 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 81, 3 October 1923, Page 13

The world s smartest collar—worn by 20 million smart men. As easy to launder as a handkerchief. No starch; no cutting of shirts, no cnnfcling, the most comfortable collar ever introduced. j They save you £3 a year, and are Ctet a VAN HETJSEN to-day— ; easily worth three guineas each. from all Drapers and Mercers. ! Van Heusens are sold Dy:—Wallace & Gibson, Powlds Ltd., N.Z. Cloth-' | ing Factory, Kirkcaldie & Stains, Ltd., Veitch & Allan, Bierre & Ancell, , J. O. Smith, Duncan & Macintosh, W. L. Hooson.

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-for whiter clothes jftilr^ for lighter work f fj^ for brighter 'W&IV '" Mondays! 1 sS^^^^vA^" Y OU can lell' Victory' Soapis .. really good soap by its bright The better the soap, golden colour—its firmness and smoothness the easier the washing. "~lts lastmS quality, and its pleasing perfume.. rubbing. Its penetrat- ' ' .^a^. : grease, yet beihg all • pure soap there is noth- Sample cake sent free on receipt of 3d. in stamps to ing in it to injure the cover cost of postage and packing. Write to daintiest fabric, or McLEOD BROS., LTD,, MANUFACTURERS, DUNEDIN. Coarsen the hands. \' Wholeiale Agents, Wellington: CATHIE, DEMPSTER & CO. "-

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