Durable, Hard-wearing Mechanics Wear in S.S.S. Drill Clothes that will stand ap to any amount of hard washing, and will not shrink-'dothes that are made tc» give freedom of movement and long wear. Value is the outstanding facioi in these garments : Trousers 9/6 Jackets - 10/6 Shirts - 10/6 Bib Overalls 11/Combinations 17/6 Also other lines in Men's Working Shirts and Trousers from - 3/11 EARLY ENQUIRY IS ADVISED 0 urn STREET ESTE MANC
rr i orn DISC. L 1 Sana EUDE/S^. DRINK HOW TO “ Your first drink of St. Albans Ale, says he. will be a lons' remembered trea . so let me suggest a bit of ceremony. Open your bottle and pour its amber contents into your biggest glass. Let the frosty head rise in foaming fragrance drink with your eyes for a moment, that warm golden colour — then claim your first thrilling taste. Enjoy its friendly warmth as you drain your glass, and pour yourself another -a tingling glow steals over you, invigorating, refreshing, and you look forward to many a future convivial hour —-where a moment before, you would never have thought so wonderful a drink were possible. St. Alban* Ale and St. Alban* Stout are obtainable direct by the public at the following prices : 13/- a dozen cash at Brewery ; 13/6 a dozei cash delivered to all parts of Christchurch and put on train ; 14/- dozei booked and delivered. ST. ALBANS BREWERY CO. LTD. DAVENPORT LANE (off St. Alban* St.) CHRISTCHURCH 'Phone AS3SO UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT M‘Wt3
What other Cigarette has the Crimped Seam which needs no paste —the ’Varsity Filigrane Paper £ or o ’Varsity Tobacco • y m m\ Smoke ’VARSITY to-day, and compare them with ANY other Cigarette. F PURE VIRGINIA HIGHEST GRADE CIGARETTE S 10 for 9 d Lambert & Butler, England. for 1/6
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18189, 23 June 1927, Page 2
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