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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 155, 6 August 1914, Page 2

sesaasS :Ss^*2 Kp^tKi^^^ e?-i A £3^P^ "Where are yea gwag, my pretty maid?" 41 For Daven Tea, kind sir," she saHd. FREE Sample of "RAVEN" TEA. If your grocer is not offering YOU Ravei} Tea, he is not fair to you nor to himsc!f. Just sit down and tell us his name, mention the price of Tea. you are now using, aftd let us send you FREE a 2 02. Sample of a far better Tea at the same price. The* we will mc yoa an tapplied regalarly if itimi. BOYDS BROS. & KIM LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. 3170 Phens Number 1 GRAND THEATRE STAND For Spoorfy, ■ Up-to-date Touring Caror »T»HE SUN WANT ADVERTISEMENTS will bring the help or business desired. Two lines (12 words), sixpence; aix insertions for 2/6.

THINKING of INSTALLING I ELECTRIC LIGHTI f If so*it.will Wto y«ar interests to have t» H to do the ins&llatidri. J&e &re experts, experienced ■ men, the largest'firm of electrical engineers in the I Dominion. We have the staff and the stock. We I kiow irnr best to d» the woA—te seenre you ■ the best results. ■ Better and Brighter Light, less cost by employing us I We can actually do this. We have Electric ■ Lamps that save you,., 75 per cent, of the current ■ ordinary lamps %sksi are' stronger, .longerf '< H wearing, and give a'bfetter light; ' This is thi ' ■ famous "WOTAN," the best electric lamp ■ obtainable. • •] I In addition, |re have ; artistic, attractive Shades . S i and Fittings, that add beauty and grace to the ■ ! home, and which refleet ' the light to.the; best;; ■ ! | advantage. Estimates gladly given. No charge. / " -iL & T. BURT Ltd. .. jm* j <u i a w Id \?* N; How long will ETSVnfußfwti You hear arjjd read much from the maker who tells you thaij his car will not depreciate in value. Let us suggest ;a way by which you may find out for yourself. First after you\bave boiled it down to a few new cars whieff lyou have under consideration to purchase, trill* follow up some ads of secondhand cars and call on the dealers who may have second-hand cafs ofthese particular makes for sale. Just see how cheaply you can buy these second-hand cars, and observe the amount of the reduction from the price, at which they sold when new. Then make a comparison with the price at which you can buy a used Cadillac of the same year's make. It won't take you long to figure out which js the car of least depreciation. I i t i m m M, *» DEXTER & CROZIER CHRISTCHURCH & AUCKLAND