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Evening Star, Issue 17312, 27 March 1920, Page 4

'What have you done with the Ma "S^iff"Cat vg|\ Wants to Know! ;t^fe * t^P^p^ You need Spiff—the new Polish for black and brown boots and shoes. Gives a brighter, longer-lasting shine. ■it's a better Shine Like Tommy's 'munition boot, "Nobby' Tread Tyre cling \o the road with a grip that is quick and certaina grip that is real anti-skid ascurance and yet is so readily released that it does not sdd to the burden of the engine. Thickest where the strain is greatest, thi Mobby' Tread lessens the wes-.- on the casing. """ xr ~~ -cessful anti-skids. A'so they are the -- p est-selling anti-skids. .Everywhere they are the choice of motorists who com oute mileage cost in terms of final cost per mile of travsj. Equip your car with 'Nobby' Treats and you will enjoy smooth riding, quick respons ■ to clutch and accelerator, genuine all-'round satisfaci on. Economizealso—because of their extra thickness, -they reduce by 90 per cent the chances of punctures sad blow-outs. The 'Nobby' is one cf the five tyres, the complete line, of the United States types. All in all, this line offering as it does a range cf choice which meets every motoring condition of price and use, assure you total tyre satisfaction. Please as!: your dealer more about Unite! States tyres, lie can easily supply you—if need be, through ua, - BgrnrramfißaaßMsa i I We have just received from our Home Buyers a Shipment || of ARTISTIC AND NOVEL ORNAMENTS, designed 11 with Local and Patriotic Emblems. 11 CHELSEA PLAQUES (Peace Designs), li SHAKESPEARE'S COTTAGES. || AHNE HATHAWAY GQTTAGSS, II CHILDREN'S MUGS, MILK TUP^BLERS, II LUCKY HORSE EGYPTIAN JARS, I FLEMISH JASS, TRUMPET VASES, 1 SUGARS AND CREAMS, SUFFOLK KETTLES, I Etc., Eto., I § Ranging 'm price from 1/9 to 18/ per piece. fjl These are in WHITE CHINA, and the Decorations Stand 11' out clear on the White Ground. 243 GEORGE STUSIT (NEAR HANOVER SIRS!?), £ffl3Sia&2{3K3sK