What do yon read? Do you not prefer novels and magazines to anything flse, something to " take yon oat of yourpelf " when the day's work is done But to buy lots of novels and magazine costs money these times. A better plan is to subscribe to Whitcombe a New-book Club for 12 months. It won t cost you much. Then you can read all the new novels . and all the new magazines. This library | iontains heaps of other books as well, of a popular kind. One subscription covers everything. Call on the firm and they'll give you full particulars, or write to Box 6.5, G.P.0., Auckland. Consequent upon the high prices of tailor-made suits to measure, the readymade suits stocked by Geo. Fowld6, Ltd., Victoria Arcade, Queen Street, are coming into keener request than ever. They are so serviceable — so smart! hardly distinguishable, in fact, from order goods, and less than half the price! All sizes. The very thing for holiday wear ! Pure Golden Rule Soap, Is 3d; Golden Rule Candles, Is; Keep Smiling Lino Polish, 8d; No-Rubbing, Is. Popular everywhere.— Bros-, Ltd-, j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17139, 19 April 1919, Page 11
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