Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, 23 October 1917, Page 6

The on Rests with You! DON'T be persuaded because teas have advanced in price, to purchase some cheaper and inferior tea—always specify "AMBER TIPS." They cost a little more than ordinary teas, but you cannot afford to to deny yourself their economy and greater satisfaction. You use less and get a better cup of tea. dmbgr Th: \7ea K Packed in Three Grades: 21-, 2/2, 2/4 Price* advanced Twopence only "Everybody's Favourite ! '\

nestle S COMENSE» er nlnai itlUlt JJVtV SWITZERLAND "Willi I'M] tUfUtUW-' 5 "'* 1 • • I Breakfast • • Pur proctu of Manufacture reteiqt the whole of. the Cream, thereby adding to the daruity and quality of the Milk. THE UNIVERSAL CAR is a Necessity The first steamship, the first railroad train, the first electric light, and the first motor car were luxuries. Now each is a necessity —a profitable investment. To obtain the Maximum Return in Motor Car Service—invest your money in a Ford. Manufactured in Canada by British Labour. Get Fr e e Literature from licensed Ford Dealers Throughout the Dominion NORTH TARANAKI FORD DEALERS: New Plymouth, H. Derby and Cc.; Stratford, C. H. Bridger; El« tham, W. Thorpe; Hawera, Burgas and Fian; Opunake, C. Lyttle

ALL NEW Wools, Cott,on« Traces, etc. Garments for Women and Children. Agent for Taranaki Daily Xews, Auckand Weekly Xews. Canterbury Times, Sporting Review and N.Z. Farmer. Weekly Press. Agent Sewing 'Machines, etc. C. H. RETFORD, CURRIE STREET. No acquired taste is required to enjoy Hayward's MILITARY PIOKLEI Everyone likes it. Ask your grocer.