m m m Look Inside Your Home Probably there are things you have gone without because you thought that you couldn’t afford them. For instance, maybe you have wanted a Bedroom Suite. Now is your chance. Full sized Double Bed, Duchess Chest with Bevelled Mirror, 3-drawer Lowboy and handsome Wardrobe. The Suite is all Oak and made in our own Factory. 4£2.5.10.0 The Home of Good furniture 97 GREY ST. L sa&sas Phone 288
BEAUTIFUL MANSIONS . . . . Homes of English nobility and the well-to-do, where Lip ton s 7 ea is served. m. M m m itiiS .4 m mm v : ■m&WW m f§f> m m m* m. 6 ms NEW ZEALAND’S LOVELIEST HOMES as well, choose their tea lor tradition as well as its quality. In London find i\ew \ork . . . wherever connoisseurs of good lood and drink gather, there /du will find the gracious fragrance of Lipton s tea at the morning "break” or the afternoon party. For Lipton’s is more than a tea with a tradition—it is tea which is brought you by men who have devoted their lives to growing and blending the choicest leaves which Ceylon can give. No wonder the name Lipton has come to mean all that is best in fine teas. .By Appointment to iTTCVi &}§!?(& n the late King George V. HSWigMYJ «*>- rfssSKs UPTON’S is economical tea I linnlcs In its \v odd -wide .coles. Lipton’s lea reels New Zenlanil housewives' only 1/7 per k-lb. Trent yourself to the refreshing frnqrnnce of Lipton’s very— soon! UPTONS TEA ALL PURE CEYLON TEA Direct from Tea Garden to lea Pol
Eggs Cheaper Ovoline Now Eggs are cheap again, but it won't he for long. Buy your supplies immediately for next winter and Ovoline them now. A jar of Ovoline Paste will keep >IOO eggs perfectly fresh for use next winter; a tin of lJiiuid Ovoline will preserve UOO. Remember: Eggs were up to 4/ti n dozen last winter—you surely don’t want to pay that price next winter. So don't delay: Order your Ovoline from youv grocer Immediately. OVOLINE PASTE or LIQUID KEEPS FRESH EGGS FRESH.
\ IR Mail Notepaper and Envelopes. Specially light paper; seven sheets ancl envelope weigh half o suitable pen or typewriter, 100 sheets and 50 envelopes, from !!/-, 3/6, 4/-, according' to quality. Only at Herald Office.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20042, 14 September 1939, Page 12
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