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Evening Star, Issue 19893, 15 June 1928, Page 14

I£IWI FREE! te BOOT POLISH > -/ You can't betray your self-respect if you groom your footwear with Kiwi Boot Polish. It makes the leather smooth where it inclines to •grow old and creased, and gives it a steady shine that speaks volumes for the good taste and care of the You are known by your boots as much as by your clothes. You can obtain Kiwi in black and tan at your usual retailer’s. Manufactured by THE KIWI POLISH CO. PTY. LTD., Melbourne, Australia. KeepshSur Footwear IS ab our Window for 'details how to got this Cycle FREE OF CHARCEI Biggs Cycle Depot, 11/8 Smart NMt F. A F. Martin's, OCTAGON, Puddings? FOES FOES’ (Sclmonds* New Winter Coats and Beautiful Furs! We are Practical Furriers, and guarantee the Quality and Valne of the Pelts, while our Prices are Most Moderate. Handsome Fur Coats, In Rich Furs of Distinction and Fashion. A Splendid Selection. Graceful Furs, A very fine variety in Elegant and Picturesque Styles and Fashionable Pelt*. Inspection Invited. BAKING POWDER FURS’ (AW ANADIAN FUR .SALON iTOKLa' VUrLOVNQ. PllMCttf (mi-wßilj) OONEBWI, FOES it A further shipment has just arrived of the very latest in SCOTCH TWEEDS and WEST of ENGLAND WORSTED SUlTlNGS—distinguished fabrics, many in quite novel but very attractive effects. When it comes to Beauty of Design and Distinction in Appearance, we believe that our ranges of British Suitings are not surpassed, if indeed equalled, m the Dominion. 0 Lord Chesterfield said “ I would rather have a young man too much than too little dressed. The excess on that side will wear off with a little age and reflection, but if he is negligent at twenty he will be slovenly at forty and unbearable at sixty.” The above advice is sound, but, at the same time, it is better to dress in good taste and to avoid foppishness at twenty, and ALWAYS to remember that “to bo well dressed is to command respect,” —‘ Sartorial Gazette, 1 London, Merchant Tailors and Ladies’ Costume Makers, 12, 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE STREET. m m I o-Morrow Night ON SALE on the Streets and at Agents’ Shops mi O _ a The Sports SPECIAL Containing an account of local Football and other Sports Events

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