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WHY ? .THERE IS ONLY ONE ANSWER TO IT, j Since May of last year, wheri we changed i our selling policy from wholesale to j “ DIRECT TO PUBLIC,” ' out factories have been working at top pressure to keep pace with orders. WE HAVE INCREASED OTJR STATE, AND ARE BUSIER THAN EVER. I The Reason, VALUE. An instance; SEVEN-PIECE OAK SUITE, comprising Settee, Two Armchairs, Four High-back Chairs; frames in dark oak, covering a warm brown best wool Moquette. This Suite is an entirely new style, distinctive, and extremely comfortable. Priced at £46 Bs. | CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. NEES, The Furniture People, 266 HANOVER STREET (next Railway Crossing). LATE NIGHT FRIDAY. —[Advt.j Eminent Physician: _ ‘‘As wo have no idea of what the fashions may lie who i yo m- daughter grows up, I think it wise to vaccinate her on the tongue-'' ■ i'.,ought .8 parent ol Uie neul. Uurly.e. Always be .orcarmed against the r.s.; of colds and coughs by keeping Baxters -ung -Preserver Inuu.y. A dose in mne s..veIroub.e—nips .ncipienl maladies in the bud. “ Baxter’s ” is a time-proved remedy for all lung and bronclral complaints. Kusuros prompt and gratifying relief. Also efficacious rebuilding tonic. 2n 6d largo bottlo at chemists and stores.—[Advt.j

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Evening Star, Issue 18034, 31 July 1922, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 18034, 31 July 1922, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 18034, 31 July 1922, Page 9