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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 May 1934, Page 12

rßwfyiw/WWWpWBM ■ Most Inexpensively Acquired— M ■ but very widely appreciated ■* |.H Sheer artistic merit places “Amber Tips” Cake Tins in a class fWI r ? of their own to delight all who acquire them .. . World M M famous paintings are magnificently reproduced by six-colour printing on the lid and sides of each Tin, and there are six ||| H different designs to choose from—though, generally, the purHI chase of one “Amber Tips” Cake Tin makes you determined »» to secure the complete set of six different designs. And you Dn can gratify this desire very inexpensively, as the cost of IS |||| each tin is only threepence over and above the regular cost F- tlie * ea it con^a i ns ' I I Your grocer can supply you with “Amber Tips” Cake Tins |.?*| H filled with a full 31b of either NO. 1 RED AND YELLOW W LABEL or the “BLUE LABEL” at regular prices plus 3d |||j w (a penny a pound) extra for the exquisite Cake Tin. . f

Purity Fragrance and economy are a few of the reasons why everybody likes Symington's Tho». Symington & Co. Ltd., Edinburgh »nd London I TIMBER for | S Every Little Job ; 7#/ i¥ That repairing you have to do round the home—make up your list of TimA er t^iat you an( i bring it in /\ w to us. We can supply the right kind seasoned woods for those cupboards and shelves you’ve been promising to make. Also your bigger order for chicken coops and houses. The small buyer receives the same courteous consideration here as the big buyer. GreysnoothSasfe® Boor Factory IB* Stratford, Blair & Co. Ltd. | Timber Merchants and Saw-Millers, GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 15.