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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 93, 17 October 1908, Page 4

THE COMING OF SPRING T7IRKOALDIE & STAINS "^ announce the opening of their NEW SEASON'S SHIPMENT including FRENCH MILLINERY DREBS! WiSAVEB WASHING FABRICS MODEL COSTUME 3 BLOUSES ' • -LACES PARASOLS, &c. Samples are now being prepared and will be forwarded on application. KHiKCALDIE ! ) ■& STAINS, -;?:■ NAPIBB. THE TEST OF THt TEA IS WELL, after all, the test of the tea is. in the tasting. You won't drink a tea you don't like merely because some one has praised its quality.. " You won't be gulled by flaring posters and gaudy labels; A famoiis dictum of Sterne's applies in a Bense even to tea. "Titles of honor are like the impressions on coin — which add no value to gold and silver but only. render brass current." In short, a good tea can stand on its . merits. You want a tea that tempts your palate, and addeth no sorrow to it. You may waste quite a lot of time looking for that tea. This notice is merely a pointer .to help you to the short cut to the tea you want— SURATURA "D" TWO SHILLINGS. Try that, and your quest triumphs in a happy ending. Delay to try that, and you. shall have as many fresh disappointments as you have time and patience for. It's your affair, after all. SPRING STYLES. WE RE just landing our new s:oek of Cloth for tha Spring Season. Patterns and styles . this spring are quite new Our greens and browns with strips are neat and natty. GEORGE RANKIN THE LATEST TAILOR, Rq&fiBTSHAWE*a Buildings, Dannevirke. WORTH FIVE TIMES ITS COST. IN appearance, in satisfaction and in preservation, a coat of our paint adds five times its cost to the value of your house. Just compare a shabby house • with one that is nicely painted—think of the satisfaction of living in the cleanest looking house in the street — remember that a coat of good paint adds years to the life of your house — and you will agree with us. All paint we use is good paint — it is applied by expert Eainters. Estimates free gladr. Come in and talk it over. A. NASH, PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, Dannevirke. , HAIRDRESSING. I BEG to notify that I have taken over the HAIRDRESSING and TOBACCONIST BUSINESS, until lately carried on by Messrs B. O. Thomsen and Co. I have a full stock of PIPES CIGARETTES TOBACCOS CIGARS RAZORS, STROPS, eto SHAVING OUTFITS; etc., eto. Patrons may depend upon receiving prompt attention and civility. W. HILL, HIGH 'STREET.