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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 11, 14 July 1928, Page 20

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r~ ] i Ejiu5jNDLE THE NIGHT DENTIST and DENTURE SPECIALIST j 174 LAMB TON QUAY (Opposite State Fire) j WELLINGTON . Houn :9am. to 8 p.m. da ly 9 •Jn. to I p.m. Saturdays Telephone 44-548

I The Growing Ice Cream Industry At dances, parties,.- picnics— everywhere—people want ' Ice Cream. "Wellington eats 420,000 Eskimo Pies, and 'consumes 50,000 gallons of Ice Cream, every year. No wonder' the in-(lusli-y is growing! " '"Frosty Jack" Ice Cream and 'Eskimo Ties are wade in-"Wellington by LIMITED which receives its Cream, and Milk daily from the Municipal Milk Department. .' Thig, firm maintains the highest standards of purity and quality—far above I th-~ requirements of the Public Health Department—ana operates a most up-to-date plant at 210 Vivian Street. Numerous interesting facts about the growing Ice Cream Industry can be had on application to Frozen Products Ltd. ; 210 VIVIAN STREET. ! 'Phone 23—367. - j