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Evening Star, Issue 19894, 16 June 1928, Page 24

.The Full,Rich Flavour lis due to Expert Blending coupled with sclesatsgle zmstmg in Gspegg’s Factory—the most modern and' eiildent In the Southern Hemisphere. r7^ ss=S .r^PSSff w J m i f W; J mM*. ( A&J m Pun Em& <- m ill 7he delicious flavour cannot escape as “ Club ” is packed in air-tight Canisters. “ Club ” €®lSe© smsl Chicory laas that swperfe flavour which only Gregg’s expert roasting and blending can give (Mfctm €r COFFEE &.CHICORY W. GREGG & CO. LTD., PURE FOOD SPECIALISTS , DUNEDIN. i.migiwtwxi Eft O tth 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, in the Dominion. 0 & Merchant Tailors and Ladies’ Costume Makers, 12, 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE STREET. 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 be well dressed is to command respect.” —' Sartorial Gazette,’ London.

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