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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 130, 4 June 1931, Page 5

■ . ... One naturally looks for something that I- „ „ .... in' ■■■■' will be useful to the bride as well as beautiful. ■til ihlrTlrf3» (TIS Jl^[7lirilO' ffW Every bride take* a "P*"*l interest in her silverII Vll'C HIVIIIH %J1 ware and nothing delights her more than to *-■' . *-^ receive good table silverware. The few patterns TTD * -]l 11 */*""'' *JC w" illustrate here will appeal'to,all. They reffllTflO JH I I! Trilirir^ ■ present the finest-specimen*'of'high rade ShefJLJJL a.^a«llJL field ware and vril! give lifetime service. These . may be purchased in small quantities or in cases complete'with all requirements. There is Value and Quality in every piece. Mailorders receive prompt attention. We deliver Post Free to all parts of the Dominion. THE MELROSE PATTERN ■ jMi /J W^>. ' ""'W Buy your gifts and the silver for your own VsjgS Jf /f W^ MM home direct from us and save money. We can HnMlS jp Y M W P*^"-^^ supply the various patterns illustrated in any ™-t-TV*K ff ill I V*^^ quantities desired. // W ' '/W Prices of Melrose, Romney and Landseer Pat- it terns: Soup Spoons, Table Spoons and Table THE It Forks: 6/- each, or 72/- per dozen. Dessert LANDSEER ff Forks and Spoons: 5/- each; 60/- dozen. Tea PATTERN ff Spoons: 30/- dozen. Afternoon Tea Spoons: jrw 24/-dozen. Pi /J THE OLD ENGLISH f/f/M PATTERN Sa AII / ■ /iifilll'H Soup Spoons and Table tewart JJawson s/f sr^-irs-s Limited »-. 3^> «*.««/.*» Tea Spoons, 24/- doz. Jewellers - ■- - Wellington Coffee Sm 21A iozm-