Our Prime Minister and lending (statesmen of this and tihe Old Country predict, prosperity this year (1923). this will mean .ability for thousands of the workers, farmers, anti tradesmen to establish a. HOME of their own. The national prosperity RESTS on the homo and homebuilders. Last year onr turnover was 100 per cent, above pro-wd?. This year we are determined to make it top last year’s. Our factory (which, is at the rear portion of our freehold warehouse and show rooms) is replete for the manufacture of High-grade and Medium-class Furniture, High-grade Upholstering and Bedding: also French Polishing, as well as Piano Repairing and Tuning. If about to marry or replenish, call and see our hive of industry and get our latest catalogue. We help intending house furnishers. Our si.vies are distinctive: our FURNISHINGS are the LATEST FROM THE HOME MARKETS. CALL TO-DAY. F. AND F. MARTIN, LTD., OCTAGON. FACTORY, 1-5-5 BATH STREET. ' —{Advt.j Two men were mending a roof the otherday in the city. _ Said Joe; “Jim, don't coine down by this ladder; I’ve just taken it away! ” Sugar of Milk is Nature’s sugar for infants. _ Unlike cane sugar, it does not ferment in the stomach or cause malnutrition. Eruskits, the Sugar of Milk Rusks, are the iueal food for infants and invalids.. At aU |gocere,~£Advt i |
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Evening Star, Issue 18173, 13 January 1923, Page 3
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218Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 18173, 13 January 1923, Page 3
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