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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 69, 21 November 1913, Page 2

BUSINESS MOTiCtte. A SEASONABLE WORD FROM HANNAH'S BOOT PEOPLE:LADI ES —With the short gowns and pretty hose you are wearing now, you MUST have pretty SHOES. HANNAHS People are showing them in Patent Leather, Tan, Greys, and Glace. Oainty Hose to match. EVERYTHING AT FOR TENNIS AND HOWLS, CRICKET, ETC. 5c 4 iA E "T NV'i % VA ■lizm *u.« I w-' "A '- >s THE STORY OF AMEER TIPS. Drying the Tea with Hoi Air, READ THE SERIES. After the tea leaf is rolled, other processes follow and finally the tea goes to the drying machine. There it is piled on drawers placed one above another. A current of hot air as passed over, it until each leaf is firm and crisp. Thus all moisture is removed, but without driving off the essential oil and other constituents upon which flavour mainly depends. The Amber Tips experts select the finest tea from tll6 fillCSt wlur if nil nfhftr teas —even Amber Tips n . . most econonical tea too—more cups from a packet. The 21- per lb. Amber Tips represents perfection in tea—it is without an equal. The 1/10 Amber Tips is a fine full flavoured tea—wonderfully economical. The 1/8 quality cannot be equalled at 1 the price. ... So great is the success of . Amber Tips that some unprincipled firms imifate its package apd name as closely as possible. Of course they cannot imi tate its flavour and quality. . I Reject imitations, specify 'Amber Tips and secure the best value and the best tea. ' * rn :v.v 1 i fr Lfiß m C ir Tips experts select tno nness, tea irom u . MMfyllVti pi estates that’s why it excels all other RV\IVJwI i higher priced brands. _ . JlßfrAxfe ps Tea is unique in quality. It is | (!, :a 7-A mmhmm S 3 i V- f-i ml w H\V m va»a r WHOLESALE ACEMT3. NEWTON ? KiHG,. STRATFORD.

MOTOR OIL TAKE CARE OF-YOUR MOTOR CYCLE, | The best motor cycle iu the world can he ruined by | using an inferior lubricating oil. I'or the lirst lew miles | a poor oil may apparently reduce tno. ifiction, hut it | speedily gets gritty, and then there is trouble. In- | stead of saving wear and tear, it increases it, and the • | owner has to put up with worn-out parts and heavy | expenses. “MOBOLINE 3” MOTOR 05L Is a sure, safe lubricant. It is refined, contains no- ''«n thing deleterious, and is not affected in any way by heat or cold. It is not so thin as to be useless, not so thick as to clog. It reduces friction to a minimum, does not pit or wear the parts, and wears well to the last. Tdore speed, more work out of your cycle by using it always. For Alotor Cars we'sell Moboline C., and for Ford Cars the specially-made “Fourde.” Oil. Obtainable from NEW ! ON KING, Strattord. USHERWOOD and GO., Wholesale Agents, DUNEDIN. % EESEESEaSE a mm cmsmJi Zealandia Boots are built for a purpose —to with--54 stand hard service. Try them! u y\r JSS&S “ mi' mwk \ v i ilkMI i\ f is Sor orm i&r . mm >,T : >r. m Ef tsaa BMfICaaBBgBiBBSBSI ■f- '■rf-.-.y mi ■m 35 AS- ) ; A Farits Advise to Now, the old idea as of Epsom Salts, or of Drench for cattle has be A Drench supplied in liquid saves tim« and trouble. “¥EPIi © B3SZH E2SC2SZ3 OREMC.. - |,^refirit^_.u_ a combination of pure oils—is the i one preparation you need for your stock. It is positively beneficial in healing, strengthening and cleansing. “Voni” is supplied in full pint bottles coating 5?-, and it much cheaper to use than any other Drenching preparation.- Sixpence a dose per oow is all it costs. Also effective for horses, sheep and pigs. REMEMBER! Every bctilo of “Venl” is a medicine chos* in Use!}, Storekeepers and Dairy Factories everywhere, or from The Farmers’ Medicine Co,, Dtd., Wellington £