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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15756, 24 November 1916, Page 4

— ' — 'ii^f | lilll |^- Clincher Cross— §| The "Long Distance" Tyre """■. Eyery buyer of this Tyre is fitting his car with nßWjjll' y\ the finest Tyre on the market. It's British. BhfMy' \J. It's a .pure plantation-rubber production —a wm ' Pfi "long distance" Tyre, made by a special pro-^ & SB M Cf** which unites the cotton fabric and real I H rubber gristle into a composite whole. Unbeat--1 il able for resiliency, durability, reliability. Buy 1 H Jj the Clincher-Cross because it's British—why | yl help foreign manufacturers ? Absolutely the j 1 Tyre made. ,J3GNEW^ICRTHBRITISH*'| At all garages; don't I I When you consider that tea is proBH Bag bably served in your home over a W~~| J gflß |g thousand times a year, it is surely M js* SfSjl worth while having only the best |H%Py and most delicious brand— EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE * /Harris 8r05.,1 | COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 9 I ON VERY EASY TERMS. 1 H NO EXTRA IfOR TERMS. 11. £5 Worth s £1 Deposit, IT Weekly 1£1 0 Worth :£2 Deposit, 3'2 Weekly £20 Worth: £4 Deposit, 6'4 Weekly £30 Worth : £6 Deposit, 9'6 Weekly Ail Classes of Furniture and Furnisjiings in Stock; ~"1 AT 158 Hereford Street ( SHOWROOMS UPSTAIRS. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. I V | Mr. Businessman i % Isn't it a fact that the best business firms in this or any y a other town are thoughtful and continuous newspaper % advertisers ? You know there is but one answer to this y question, and that is in the affirmative. J C Perhaps they, are good advertisers because they are good # C business men, or they may be successful in business becausa y !they are good advertisers—either way, success in business and r good advertising go hand in hand. C And it is good advertising that's really necessary—strong' ) straightforward talks about your stock, yonr methods and a your business. When placed in a medium of wide circulation t V among those whom you wish to reach, this kind of advertising a PAYS, and it is the only kind which does. / And by-the-way. Are not the above-mentioned " good C business men " regular advertisers in " The Press ?" Of course C they are, and most of them require little or no urgingto £ attend to this part of their business with care and C We know it pays them, and so do they, and they are X, enthusiastic over the opportunity afforded them in being able X to secure space in a paper which not only covers the entire 3 field in this city, but in all the suburbs and country districts J surrounding. £ Wouldn't it be well worth your time and trouble to % investigate what can be done along the line of "business % boosting "by the same.means.? We should be glad to talk it y ever with you any time. j I "The Press" I