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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 4

The Most Profitable Orchards in Australia are Stocked with thessp Special Disease-Resisting' trees acclimatising. A FEW OF OUR TREES WE SPECIALLY RECOMMEND. Apples.-Imprpved Granny Smith, New York Pippin, Five Crown j& It/i&l^™' BeaUt >-' Stunner, NorfoT Apricots.—Allen's Early, Camden Superb, Colorado, Early Moorpart W Japanese, Pennant Hill Oval, Riverside, Wenatchee ■ivAoorpHFix. ■- ■ ■ Peaches.—Carman .Robert Stewart, Riverside, Alberta, Shanghai • lipstone ' Straw^rry n*4&..\ . Bionn «t PLMMS, 1/6 each; 16/- dozen. " S tf Kf wlokS? 11"^1 Q!'maX> Ke' My> °CtOber P«rc'e' Shiro ' PERSIMMONS, 2/- each: aa/- per dozen. Dla, Dia Maru, Seedless, Hayakume, Haychfiya, '„,,_,. MULBERRIES. BJaok English, 3/6 each, po^riing's, 2/6. Hicks' Everbearing, 2/6 p . „ ORANGES. i«™ . 4 ca r.c. ' ?7/6 per dozer »> «c§p? where otherwise priced. Joppa, Jaffa, Blood, Washington Navel, Late Valencia, Naveiencia P-arramatta, Sitetta, St. Michael, Thomson'rTaveL MANDARINS, 2/6 eaph; 27/6 per dozen, imperial, Emperor, Thorny, Beauty of Glen Retreat, Scarlet, c „u ^MpH)S, 2/6 each; 27/6 per dozers. Seedless, Lisbon, Eyraka, Sweet Rind, Villa Franca, Genoa. Crape Fruits, 2/6 L"(me ? , 2/8. each Shaddocks, 2/6 each. A'.| Kintjs of Gum apd wattle Trees., . Special quotations for larger Quantities. Note.—Except where otherwise spepified, packing and carriage or " post will be charged at actual cost. BENTON'S Q^prne I?oa4 N&n}?, Sydney, N.S.W- - Pleasse Adfo^s fetters, Box 2489, 5.P.0., SYBHEY. QVERCQATS! BIG 3 LINES D.B. NAVY ISfAPS. 1. . - JIQ/" D,B. NAVY. GARBS. - 110/^ HEAVY BLANKET CLOTHS In S.B. and D.8.. shapes From 49/6 Gnaraiiteed Dyes ana Tailor-Cut Garments. British. Throughput Till? A g«¥ ¥» IN«tEwi,iAgPoit) A riHi JC\./V3rl Willis Street ?""''"' " "'■" "■ ■■" v —^% Before tlie Wur Crown Suits were Exceptionally Good— -now they are better! Away bapk, before the war was thought of—that is, thought of by England—Crown Suits were known to thousands of men as the finest vajue' in the Dominion; to-day their value is enhancecl. .Quality is of the same high standard, as pre-war, but prices have not'been inpreased in proportion to the increased cost of Hying and production. Prove, this by comparing the prices of other suits made frqm the sanie or similar materals. Every made-to-order Crown Suit carries the guarantee of satisfaction or money back. * If unable to call at the nearest branch/write to-da,y for patterns of the newest and most fashionable fabrics. Crown Clothing Mfg. Co. (N.Z.) LIMITED "Famous for Fifteen Years for Fair Dealing" 77-79 Willis Street „- ' ' Wellington COUPON. . To the Crown Clothing Mamrfacturipg Company, Limited, 77-79 Willis Street, Wellington." , ' Without obligation, please forward me patterns of newest range of stylish suitings and selfrmeasufement form. ■ . ■ " . Name „., „.„,„ v \ mm> Address...™ „„ „ . „„... 1..... , „'.. .....^'"""" """^"""r'iiriLj.#l - : A Window a Minute! Who ever dreamed that cleaning windows could besoea§y! Simply a thin, watery lather of Bon Ami —a white film forms—a wipe with a dry, soft cloth or tissue paper—and the dirt and dried Bon Ami vanish together, Jike frost in the sunshijie. See! Crystal-clear--^- not a ,I^, ,—^^J streak nor a smear! "What else y I I can clean windows ijke that? ' |^^i_i»y^W