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Evening Star, Issue 14414, 9 July 1910, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. vs. Between 7.30 a.m. arid 10.30 p.m. any day. If you are not using “Tiger Tea” you are losing half the enjoyment you might have. If this induces ybu to use “Tiger Tea” you will get your REWARD \ rie Quality ElectroSi' ter Hot-water Jug, bows ipiit ............25/. J::s72.—Fine Quality ElectroS Iver Hot-water Jug, holds ij'i pint 5...... New Designs in Hot Water JUGS. We always hare the newest in Silverware, and our prices, too, are always the lowest; so if you are in doubt where to make your purchase, remember The Treasure House, the best-known jewellery firm this side of the world. Oar name stands for quality and value—it ensures your getting the very best for the amount you are prepared to spend. Illustrated Catalogue Free on Request. Jls73.*~F‘ine Electro - Silver Hot-water Jug, holds I pint ............27/6. Jls76.—Fine Quality ElectroSilver Hot-watcr jug, holds 2 pints 45/. STEWART DAWSON » CO., N.Z., LTD. PRINCES AND DOWLING STREETS, DUNEDIN.

Some people are always grumbling about things. When they acquire something new or desirable they don’t say “Isn’t it splendid !” or In so glad ! ’’ but in a hypochondriac tone of voice speak of “ crumbs of comfort.” They don’t know a handful of crumbs from a loaf of bread ! They re always tn the look-out for the black side of things, and when something good does come along they re not able to appreciate L. . We have thousands of customers who have learned that Cash Buying at WARDELL’S doesn t . belong to the “ crumbs of comfort ” section of things, but to the ‘ 1 depafthierit It means a constant floWOf. new things into the home without one penny of cost J—there s more than “ crumbs ”in that! One time a nice fender, again a lovely room lamp, then a charming electro-plate jam dish, followed by some ornaments, a few kitchen requirements, and—oh, well, a visit to the Show Room will show you the great variety of goods which are destined to find their way into the homes of those who buy for Cash at WARDELL’S. There’s not even “ crumbs ” to be had in the Credit System where household purchases are concerned. “Credit” is a very stubborn, self-willed, vicious creature—it devours much and gives but : little in return. WARDELL’S Cash Register Slips are given with every purchase made from id up — there’s no red-tape, hocus-pocus, or double-barrelled by-laws. When you have enough of tickets to represent, say, you bring them to our Show Room clerk, and she will point you to the scores of beautiful things, any one of which you can have for nothing!l Why? because we had no risk in selling you that £5 worth of goods; we had the immediate cash, and so we are paying you back in substantial values a good bonus. You can spenl is to-day or leave an order for two pounds’ worth of proceries, paying in either case prompt cash, and receiving your first Cash Register Slips. Give up the “ crumbs of comfort ’’ way of 'buying, your groceries and go in for “ the-loaf-and-pot-of-honey ” system !—that’s the WARDELL way. WJVtvtall ft Wardcll Bros. & Coy., George Street.

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