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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 February 1937, Page 12

Yes, I m a Merry Andrew < You can be a Merry \ 4 ■' fundrew too, with the help of pleasant-tasting fflPAno rews Liver Salt. This |W S». H «!Si' system. Taken regularly it relieves acidity and ■ '•F. : ; UtV-J' >-'•} safeguards fitness by jj- cleansing internally. InWW Ayai,ab,e in 4 “■ and 8 oz ' T,ni ' HEEESSS3

epWisZ©- ' lw* W * ®gF "-9 i <,. and Keep Cost Down with the‘Meter-Miser’ OEi? 1 I IN the Frigidaire Refrigerator, the yl:, | \ || only refrigerator with the amaz- |gL!| j|m^ i i>JLX« H '£ ??ing * Meter-Miser” economy cold- u| | making unit, foods are kept below .' H jjgl 50°; all through the hottest weather. I This Js essential for absolute safety. j_-^-T^R5 aMI “| IM ; See Proof of Frigidaire Superior- .g IM ><-_• ity: lower operating cost, safer food I 111 protection, faster freezing, more ice, more " room, greater beauty. CZ_ ~ WARNING : Accept only the gen- ■ uineFrigidaire Refrigerator. Look for the Frigidaire nameplate. Call — I . • — -U now- fbr a Proof demonstration. J Easiest of terms arranged. /" \_U ~ttqidcu/i£, .< P>E FRI GEP.ATOR. ' sole New Zealand Distributors: ■ JOHN CHAMBERS & SON LTD. '2OO St. Asaph Street, CHRISTCHURCH. WEST, COAST DEALERS GREYMODTH"’MOTORS, - - Greymouth. W. J. BRUCE & CO., - - Hokitika/ 'S, E KE I Ife ft \ x IBHHB 11 ML " I B ■wti--'' I H “I haven’t been married long, B I but experience has taught me ffi ■ this .... BE “When you first start housekeeping these days it seems Im- | . possible to make your house allowance cover all that is required . . . the desire to economise caused me to make more HH than a few blunders at first, but after a while I realised that my head had. uses other than to wear a hat on. I started to is HME' take stock’ of what I was getting for the money I spent . . . ./.tea came in for particular attention, as the young fellow I | GSM am married to is as fond of a good cup of tea as I am. We had | ;;/ been putting up with ‘cheap’ tea because we thought it saved | " money . ./. not because we liked it .. . then a friend of mine || j gave me. a tip. She said that some of my visitors hadn’t been raO nvcj complimentary about the tea I gave them .. . suggested Ml . that z I should get ‘Amber Tips’ .. . said that ‘Amber Tips’ ||M was not only the best tea but that it was also the cheapest in the end, as you didn’t liave to use as much as you do with ««] qMH. so-called cheap teas. “We never have any but ‘Amber Tips’ now . . . and we save ■Em by having it. What is even more important, this experience | with ‘Amber Tips’ Tea has taught me that a ‘cheap’ price can make a ‘dear’ purchase.”

No other Custard you can buy has such a rich, (emitting flavour as CREMOLA, the famous Glasgow Custard. In 10 and 16 oz. tins.—Advt.