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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 85, 5 January 1920, Page 8

~« " npnimny urn i i i ii ■ I "~','~.~.. .You get the Best - V//"~\ \/ •' \V when you have dependable : I'ir/. ') DUNLOPTYRES ' ; ■/ fitted to your car. You got satis- : < _$§&. factory service, freedom from .'• '■:>. ■..;* continuous tyre troubles, and the ' ■ ~ t'K \ absolute lowest running cost out If 1 °* *' lcße high-grade covers and i ■ "•':.' Ei 7 tubes. That's why "Duniops" rauk ot--;.:! v'■ s as the most popular tyre amongst I vfl- 5, motorists in this country, their ~' strength, mileage and reason- <.' {, a ble price offering you distinct ' $usm*%& "s3i advantages — whether you use J-f ■»' your car for business or plcaiure. /s&&*s "*• fl /*" ' POPULAR SIZES-ALL GARAGES. .'■" 7^^^L> < DUNLOP RUBBER CO. ? '•' ) Wellington, Chrlslchurch, ■• •V'' —i~ . Auckland. ,_ " . For any purpose and any class of ' i road "Dtmlops" give the Best Service - U—i—m ii. ii '* ■—■■——"■■"■■ —— ■■■' ■— ■■■—■ .«■.——.————' '■■■■ "* y Two War Winners! I "She withstood everything in the field, and above all Vas the last and only car to survive until the cessation S of hostilities."—Extract from letter received by Ford j Motor Company from a British Soldier. J Over shell-torn roads, through water-soaked fields, second only to the tanks in its power to climb debris and crater holes, the Ford Car j made a world-famous record in the Great War. In press des : i patches, in field reports, in letters, in rhyme and song, the praises ol 1 the Ford ■were sounded, .J|< In France - 700 cars out of 1000 were Fords ~|| '■'■ "' In Italy ■ 850 cars out of 1000 were Fords II In Egypt - 996 car 3 out of 1000 were Fords j] In Mesopotamia 999 cars out of 1000 wore Fords j! The Ford power plant that established this record in overy theatre II of ..the war remains the same. It will be in the Ford you buy. [I for Sals by Licensed Ford Dealers throughout N.Z. || lIAINES-30 | LOCAL and Rankine, Mercer Street, Wellington. W. Stuart Wilson and Co., Tar&nuki Street, Wellington, Jl'Vahie in ArUstie Firaltare ... v *^ S; \ ' I" vollr luest for furniture .at prices 3a to "please 'he guided by the good ■ namo of S. S. WILLIAMS. AND CO. i^iFr^^l^ ? JH. r LTD. AVo make utility furniture, built for daily service, hut at tlio /r _|Sl|B4M| Vmm. same time of lovely design. Hero vou can secure a complete Dumig'natch the others in your home. mW&ss%>^hPwßs0 Sj &i<\i AYhatever Iho extent of your needs '-lflKl-S^^^^^*^'M 3 J v 0 B< mra ntee the best—and that nt -•^Ss^*7^<"^^ P riccs in keeping with your reqiiirements. To secure the' best • furniture at tlia most reasonable ■ ! ' PricM. mil' a visit. ■ • ***&m>&m&W ■ ...:,. : *^Xsl:^^^<&/Z& / . No connection with any other """"""•"•. Finn of similar name. ' ; ;I.;§. vIIUAU ft to, Ltd. £_~ Note our only address— Ml Taranafei Street, Wellington ,l[ -Waxshinehelpstomake I the Hume Beautiful! It gives to Linoleums, Pianos, Chairs, Tables, Side- \ boards a brightness and brilliance that adds wonderfully to their appearance. ; When spring-cleaning use Waxshinc. It renews , the appearance of things and makes them look ; , clean and bright. \\ 5 ' I ] . Patent Leather Boots and Shoes get a lovely gloss : I from Waxshinc. It makes all leather goods look \ new and nice. ||J ; ' Ask your Grocer for Waxshinc. IJ j Tins (ssz), 1/i larga tins (19»z), 3/. j